Marvel Chronology Project

Electro III's first appearance as Francine Frye in ASM3 2 isn't listed in her chronology.

Now that I think about it, Power Pack:Into the Storm doesn't make any sense. In issue 1, Ben refers to a battle between Doom and Reed throughout time. Leoparis assumed that referred to FF 352. But later on in issue 1, Franklin says that his parents don't know what his dream self can do. Reed and Sue...

Also this week, Storm appeared in Power Pack:Into the Storm 2. It's a continuity insert, and Storm appears with a mohawk and using her powers while Franklin Richards has the ability to send out his dream selves. Which is impossible, since there was no point in Marvel history where Franklin was sendi...

I think that the simplest explanation of that flashback is that Elekta was working for A drug kingpin in that flashback and not THE Kingpin.

The ending pages of Rise of the Powers of X 2 have to take place after Fall of the House of X 2 because Nimrod is free of the amber.
X-Force 49 has to take place after X-Men Red 18, since Genesis's takeover of the Phobos base is referenced.

Yeah, I think the idea is this- after failing to rescue Scott, Kurt and Logan return to New York where they help out in the fight against Nimrod. Then, Synch orders them to return to Paris with Rogue and the others to try to rescue Scott again. This is consistent with Synch's dialogue at the end of ...

EDIT: Incidentally, Shadowkat and Ms Marvel could not have left for Latveria after Synch returned, since in X 28 Logan says he is in Latveria because "Kinney thought you could use a friend," so he was sent there by Talon. We don't know WHEN he spoke to Talon, though. For all we know, five...

Placement of X-Men 31 within Fall of the House of X 1 is complicated. As mentioned earlier, at the end, Synch tells Kate to contact Lorna. Earlier in the issue, Nimrod mentions the X-Men's failed attempt to free Cyclops. And Emma is said to be coordinating the invasion. In Fall of the House of X 1, ...

In the case of the STRIKE agents, Egg says in Excalibur 22, "we looked through the Cerebro files, and you're exactly right. There they were. Backed up and all." There's no obvious way to interpret that other than the STRIKE agents were revived through the Cerebro backups.

I replied to this in the Guru forum but the backups had to come online before the STRIKE agents were killed by Slaymaster.

Hm. I think there may actually be two Bedlams. To clarify a little, one version of the fight in V5 17 (which is narrated by the Eventuality) ends with Bedlam beheading Darkoth--for whom this appearance seems to be just after Excalibur #39!--then seeing a vision of Eddie and Finnegan and heading to ...

Hydro-Man and Squid are listed as appearing in ASM3 1/2. This is incorrect. In ASM3 1/2, Electro walks into a Bar With No Name. He sees what appears to be several villains, including Hydro-Man and Squid. The dialogue is as follows: Electro: Who're all these losers? That ain't any Melter I ever met. ...

Meridius says in issue 29 that his anger cooled in the bar and he became Wilde. who became Tyro. So that was an alternate timeline. Basically there are 3 Eddies: 1) Our Eddie 2) Bedlam- He wins the fight with Darkish. goes back to the Garden in Time and attacks his younger self, then travels back in...

Rise of the Powers of X #1 is... quite a thing. Apparently it is tightly bound up with both Fall of the House of X and X-Men: Forever, in ways that aren't clear yet. In any case, it seems like it's going to involve a lot of alternate timelines. Rise of the Powers of X 1 definitely takes place immed...

The Puppet Master's appearances in James Robinson's Fantastic Four are kind of weird. In issue 7, the Thing is framed by the Quiet Man for killing the Puppet Master. When Ben asks Reed in issue 645 how he pulled it off, Reed explains that the Quiet Man murdered the Heroes Reborn Puppet Master and th...