Marvel Chronology Project

Yeah just not had the time should be able to update in next few days. Continue on adding i will get caught up.

1999

America’s Super Heroes (Target)
Avengers: When Ultron Attacks Mini-Comic #1 (Fox)
Billy the Marlin (Florida Marlin's Baseball)
Incredible Hulk: Islands of Adventure Under Siege #1 (Wal-Mart/Coca-Cola)
Kidz Water Hydrators #1-4 (Marvel Comic Insert)
Marvel Adventure Game #1 (Wolverine vs. the Brood Queen)
Marvel Adventure Game #2 (Captain America vs. Baron Zemo)
Marvel Super Hero Island Adventures #1 (Universal Orlando)

2000

Marvel: 2001 (Convention Preview) #1A-1B (San Diego Comic Con)
Marvel Adventures: A Jack In The Box Exclusive (Jack In The Box)
TrashMasters #1 for Grades 2 and 3 (New York Sanitation Dept.)
TrashMasters #1 for Grades 4 through 6 (New York Sanitation Dept.)
Wizard New X-Men Pre-Press Edition (Wizard Supplement)
Wolverine: Son of Canada (Doritos)
X-Men the Movie I-Connect Edition #1 (I-Connect Internet Provider)

I don't think I saw the following in the list. Did I just miss them?

1976
The Amazing Spider-Man vs. the Prodigy

1977
Magazineland, USA

1978
Pow! Biff! Pops!

1979
The Gamma Gambit [toilet paper]
Special Edition: Spider-Man vs. the Hulk [Columbus Dispatch]

1980
Captain America and the Campbell Kids

1981
Captain America [Santa's World]

Jason's and Vanhornluke's list have been added to first page. Thank you both for the suggestions! Keep em coming

How about these oldies? I'm not entirely sure if they're really all from Marvel, but that's how they're listed at mycomicship.com.

1945
Captain Marvel and Billy's Big Game

1948
Blackstone and the Gold Medal Mystery
Johnny Starboard and His Underseas Pirates
Return of the Black Phantom
Tex Farnum, Frontiersman

1949
Blackstone Solves the Sealed Vault Mystery
When School is Out

1950
Blaze Carson in The Sheriff Shoots It Out
Indoors-Outdoors Game Book
Kid Colt: He Lived By His Guns!
Little Aspirin: Naughty But Nice
Secrets of Magic
Super Rabbit Cuts Red Tape, Stops Crime Wave!
Tex Taylor in Draw or Die, Cowpoke!

1952
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff and Dara Starr in Spacettes of the Sky
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff and Dara Starr, Spacette Encounter Trouble on Mercury
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff and the Pirates of Planet X
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff Battles the Outlaws of the Spaceways
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff Defeats the Moon Missile Men
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff in Encounter Creatures on Comet
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff in Meet the Jupiter Jumpers
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff in Raiders from the Sun
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff in Robots of Rhea
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff in The Creatures on the Comet
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff in The Sky Ruby
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff Meets the Man from Mars
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff on Traffic Duty
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff: Between Two Worlds
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff, with Dara Starr, Spacette, Conquers Outer Space

1955
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff in The Battle for Mars

1957
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff and Dara Starr, Spacette: Ring Around Saturn
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff Protects Space Lanes

1958
Jim Solar, Space Sheriff and Dara Starr, Spacette Meet the Spidermen of Venus

Hey Lonewolf, change my 2000 issues to 2001 (I looked at the wrong list)

Here is what I see in 2000

Marvel Knights/Marvel Boy Flipbook Genesis Edition (Wizard Supplement)
Universe X Special Edition (Wizard Supplement)
X-Men Revolution Genesis Edition (Poly-bagged Supplement with Uncanny X-Men #380)
X-Men: The Movie Special Edition (Toys 'R Us)
X-Men: The Movie Special Edition #1 (Wizards of the Coast)
X-Men: The Movie Special Movie Prequel Edition (Toys 'R Us)

2002

Amazing Fantasy #15 DVD Special (Limited Edition DVD Collector's Gift Set)
Free Comic Book Day Ultimate Spider-Man #1
Marvel Comics Official Convention Preview Book (Wizard World Comic Convention)
Spider-Man the Official Movie Adaptation Wal-Mart Exclusive #1 (Wal-Mart)

2003

Amazing Spider-Man on Bullying Prevention #1 (Target)
Blade II Marvel Legends Poster Book (Toy Biz)
Free Comic Book Day 2003: Ultimate X-Men #1 (Comic Store Giveaway)
Guard Force (National Guard)
Hulk #1 (Upper Deck)
Incredible Hulk Wal-Mart Edition #1 (Wal-Mart)
Master Lock Presents the Incredible Hulk #1 (Master Lock)
Spider-Man & Friends Giveaway #1 (Toy Biz)
Spider-Man’s Fearsome Poster Book #1 (Toy Biz)
Spidey and the Mini Marvels Halloween Ashcan 2003
Urban Legends Poster Book v1 #1 (Toy Biz)
X-2 Presents the Ultimate X-Men #2 (New York Post)
X-Men in Life Lessons (Starbright Foundation)
X-Men Legends Poster Book #1 (Toy Biz)

2000 issues now changed to 2001.

I just remembered another one, published only in the UK:

1991
The Totally Stonking, Surprisingly Educational and Utterly Mindboggling Comic Relief Comic

vanhornluke wrote:I just remembered another one, published only in the UK:

1991
The Totally Stonking, Surprisingly Educational and Utterly Mindboggling Comic Relief Comic

Was it published by Marvel UK?

No, it was published by Fleetway, but I'm pretty sure I've heard that it was all licensed and legal.

Here's some background info: http://www.alternatecover.com/2010/11/2 ... ou-bought/

Here are a few pages: http://www.comicsuk.co.uk/forum/viewtop ... f=4&t=4847

vanhornluke wrote:How about these oldies? I'm not entirely sure if they're really all from Marvel, but that's how they're listed at mycomicship.com.

1945
Captain Marvel and Billy's Big Game

Huh?

https://www.amazon.com/CAPTAIN-MARVEL-B ... B00WX7IPJ6

Not Marvel.

Russ Chappell wrote:

vanhornluke wrote:How about these oldies? I'm not entirely sure if they're really all from Marvel, but that's how they're listed at mycomicship.com.

1945
Captain Marvel and Billy's Big Game

Huh?

https://www.amazon.com/CAPTAIN-MARVEL-B ... B00WX7IPJ6

Not Marvel.

How do you know? I recognize that CM was a Fawcet character at the time, but these were free giveaways, so there might have been some sort of funkiness going on. In any case, I even said I wasn't sure about it, but was just reporting was mycomicshop.com had listed. Who was the publisher?

vanhornluke wrote:

Russ Chappell wrote:

vanhornluke wrote:How about these oldies? I'm not entirely sure if they're really all from Marvel, but that's how they're listed at mycomicship.com.

1945
Captain Marvel and Billy's Big Game

Huh?

https://www.amazon.com/CAPTAIN-MARVEL-B ... B00WX7IPJ6

Not Marvel.

How do you know?

Common sense? I don't KNOW with 100% certainty that Marvel DIDN'T publish Wonder Woman giveaways in the 1940's, but common sense would suggest that they didn't, and the same reasoning applies to Fawcett's Captain Marvel.

I even said I wasn't sure about it, but was just reporting was mycomicshop.com had listed.

Right. I understand you disclaimed it. That's why I included your disclaimer when I quoted you. I'm not jumping down your throat. You had suggested the possibility that this was published by Marvel. I'm saying it wasn't.

Who was the publisher?

Heritage Auctions says it was published by Fawcett:

https://comics.ha.com/itm/golden-age-19 ... 23-11598.s

marvelfamily.com says that it was published by Wisco/Klarer, as a reprint of Captain Marvel Adventures #76:

http://www.marvelfamily.com/comics/search/reprints.aspx

I'm just saying that mycomicshop.com is wrong. No reflection on you.

2004

Amazing Spider-Man (#3 reprint) Columbia Tri-Star Edition Best Buy/Sony Giveaway (Spider-Man 2 Blue-Ray DVD set)
Amazing Spider-Man (#50 reprint) Sony Pictures Edition (Spider-Man 2 DVD Collector Set)
Amazing Spider-Man (#129 reprint) /Punisher Movie Reprint (Movie theaters?)
Avengers (#11 reprint) in New York Edition (New York Magazine))
Captain America: Marvel Legends Poster Book (Toy Biz)
Fantastic Four: Marvel Poster Book (Toy Biz)
Free Comic Book Day 2004: Marvel Age Spider-Man #1 (Comic Store Giveaway)
Ghost Rider: Marvel Legends Poster Book (Toy Biz)
Healthy Heroes Comic and Activity Book (Wal-Mart)
Home Depot Safety Heroes (Home Depot)
Iron Man: Marvel Legends Poster Book (Toy Biz)
Marvel Age Fantastic Four Mini-Comic #1 (Marvel/Fox)
Marvel Young Guns ‘04 Sketchbook (Comic Store Giveaway)
Spider-Man vs. Sinister 6 Poster Book (Toy Biz)
Target Presents Reading to the Rescue #1-2 (Target)
Tutenstein (Discovery Kids)
Weapon X Poster Book (Toy Biz)
X-Men Legends Poster Book (Toy Biz)

Russ Chappell wrote:marvelfamily.com says that it was published by Wisco/Klarer, as a reprint of Captain Marvel Adventures #76:

http://www.marvelfamily.com/comics/search/reprints.aspx

I'm just saying that mycomicshop.com is wrong. No reflection on you.

Okay. Shouldn't the Wisco reprints of Marvel/Timely stories still be included (e.g., Kid Colt, Tex Taylor)?

Edit: some Archie comics were included in the list, since they were part of a series that included Marvel stories. Would the same principle suggest including the Captain Marvel reprint anyway?