Marvel Chronology Project

Having seen the last page of AFT 4 now, it amounts to "She-Hulk wakes up, gets up, whacks Whirlwind one; and Wasp congratulates her".

- the looter is still the looter, not the meteor man, so this must come before m/tu 33. he "rechristened" himself the meteor man in the main part of m/tu 33, in honor of his new-found freedom after breaking out of jail in m/tu 33-fb. this implies that the main story in m/tu 33 follows the...

Checking - someone, in the comments to Paul O'Brien's blog, said that the Handbook HC updates have been fully referencing X:FC and W:FC in the entries for the relevant characters. Has anyone *got* the HCs to check?

jephyork wrote:I have *never* liked the notion that the X-Men trained for fifteen months between GSX #1 and UX #94.

Well, I only found out recently, but entirely with you on that one.

I really wonder about if/how this miniseries fits with Cameron Hodge's history, if it does. It's not reflected in the MCP listings because it's mostly been told rather than shown, but Hodge's history with Angel is apparently extensive from both their accounts (not just the Handbook), and from what I...

Does the functionality descriptions make sense? Is the grammar/spelling correct? I would use "characters" instead of "figures" - the latter is technically accurate, but doesn't immediately parse as referring to characters. Otherwise, looks good. Thanks for getting rid of the XSS...

*votes for AMAZFAN2 for the 2000s series, for the record*

Paul Bourcier wrote:Hmm. So where's a good spot for issue #1?

Any time in the 1970s or 1980s where the Witch is (a) sane; (b) on Earth, in America; (c) not tied up in the middle of another story arc and (d) a member of the Avengers, basically.

CX 7 (9) -Lang speaks to the Hellfire Club. Shaw & Tessa chat with some guy called Ned afterwards. Wouldn't that be White King/Edward "Ned" Buckman, the predecessor of Shaw in the leadership of the Hellfire Club? Already been pointed out: http://chronologyproject.com/phpbb2/viewtopic....

And I can finally look back in on X-Factor now Stroman's gone...

Otherwise... uh... three. And one of those is a maybe (Tbolts, depending on how the new writer & artist do) one isn't MU (MAdvAv), and the third is a SADC pastiche (Sentry).

The only other issue with a "normal continuity" framing sequence is #1, where Wanda narrates the story to some kids. She's in her classic costume (full pink bodysuit, red leotard, gloves and boots, red hairpiece, no cape). How about May 1, Year 22 for this? Wrong costume - she hasn't actu...

Apparently we were right, as this new mini is meant to go in that gap too. Only the first issue. #2 is in the 80s (some time around Kraven's Last Hunt... so will they start referencing BND retcons?), #3 during the Spider-Ben & adamantiumless-Wolverine period (I dread that one, because the straw...

The costume She-Hulk wears here first appeared in the Red Zone storyline (starting in A3 65), and that resulted in the She-Hulk going missing until the Search for She-Hulk storyline (ending in A3 75), which was probably followed closely by A3 76. I'd place this between A3 76 and 77, and the revenge...

"Flawless" isn't the right word, perhaps. But there does seem to be some sort of psychic uplink established when they take on their "deep cover" identities, (as those magical rituals seem to indicate). That seems to be indicated in the issue - 'Dugan' talks about Skrull Pym &quo...

Stuff which fits one of the following sections is eligible to be added to the MCP. Eventually :) Alternate Universes/Timelines 1. An alternate Marvel owned universe/timeline with characters appearing in multiple titles, requiring a chronology. 2. Given 1., said universe/timeline has established itse...