Marvel Chronology Project

There is a different Freya, though it's understandable why confusion arises. A few years back Marvel writers started referring to Frigga as Freya/Freyja, despite there being a goddess already called Freya. MSH2 15/3 has a story where the giant Thrym demand Freya as his bride. Freya objects, but on ...

There is a different Freya, though it's understandable why confusion arises. A few years back Marvel writers started referring to Frigga as Freya/Freyja, despite there being a goddess already called Freya. MSH2 15/3 has a story where the giant Thrym demand Freya as his bride. Freya objects, but on t...

I agree with removing the ? Lohmer's handbook entry confirms the appearance in MCP - he didn't die, just appeared dead.

Did they all get covered? When we were working on the Initiative's handbook entry I seem to recall there were a good number of states with no groups yet identified. We got told all the states had teams, but we didn't get told who all of those teams were. I believe something like 23 states remain un...

Plenty of corners of the US we don't visit that often, and which have fairly few resident heroes. I briefly considered this but all fifty states of the US were mentioned during Avengers Initiative with lists of resident heroes. Did they all get covered? When we were working on the Initiative's hand...

I've been reading it twice today to see if anything makes it non-canon. It definitely occurs in its own corner but so did Dr Strange, Hulk, Nick Fury, Patsy & Millie in the 1960s. Or the horror series, Eternals and Machine Man under Kirby in the 1970s. And so on. A compromise solution would be ...

BTW, guys, why the MAX mini-series is considered non-canon? Per Wikipedia Written by Robert Kirkman and drawn by Cory Walker, it starred a version of the character Keene Marlow depicted, according to Kirkman, under "the assumption that he's had an ongoing series since the '40s, so I'm basicall...

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loki wrote: ↑Sat May 08, 2021 6:29 amIt's easy to miss, as it's a single panel sitting on Monk's lap on p1, pan2 of the story.

For the record, he appears more prominently on p3

Yes, literally just spotted that myself and came here to correct my error, but you've beaten me to it.

Yep, you're right, it is Renny holding him. My bad.

Habeas Corpus is the pet pig of Monk Mayfair, one of Doc Savage's men. He has an MCP listing, but one appearance has been missed. He appears in Marvel Two-in-One#21. It's easy to miss, as it's a single panel sitting on Monk's lap on p1, pan2 of the story. https://tombrevoorthome.files.wordpress.com/...

You might need to check these recent topics which have a bearing on the matter.. https://www.chronologyproject.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=16327 https://www.chronologyproject.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=16293&p=59186 Okay, trying to wade through what's in the links provided, but n...

They moved out of Braddock Manor before Excalibur formed, way back in Captain Britain II#9. So no way this can happen all the way back then, as Brian and Dai aren't on even vaguely amicable terms until Captain Britain II#14. The only two options I can see are ignoring the art that depicts Brian bein...

Currently the first volume of Knights of Pendragon is placed after page 20 and before page 21 of Excalibur I#41 for relevant characters - Captain Britain (Brian Braddock), Meggan, Dai Thomas, Alysande and Alistaire Stuart. However, in KoP I#4 Brian and Meggan received a phone call and they are shown...

Currently his listing begins

XF 2
XF 3
XF 4

but he has a fb in XF 3 which is set before his appearance in XF 2, showing him prior to his mutation kicking in and then as it kicks in.

Listed as Creeper II and Hoyden/Megan. Both currently have

RUN2 27
RUN2 28
RUN2 29

listed. However, unless I'm missing them, and I've now checked multiple times, neither of them appear in Run2 28.