Marvel Chronology Project

Morgan Le Fey's appearance in SW 35 is missing. In SW 35, Morgan Le Fey appears while Angar the Screamer is using his powers to create illusions of the High Evolutionary's New Men and Hydra agents. Jessica originally assumes that Morgan Le Fey is another one of Angar's illusions. However in SW 37, ...

Col_Fury wrote: ↑Wed May 31, 2023 6:17 am Who are the celebrities that are in FF 9? Let us know!

Alfred Hitchcock
Amanda Blake
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Charles Bronson
Dean Martin
Jackie Gleason
James Arness

Charles Bronson is the one I'm not sure about. He also appeared in PPSSM 108, and that one is certain.

If you are suggesting she was born Susan Banner , then became Susan Banner Drake (or maybe just Susan Drake -- do we have proof she moved her maiden name to her middle name while married? Some women do, and some don't) when she married, and then became Susan Banner again when she divorced -- which I...

It might be argued that the Roderick Kingsley Hobgoblin is also an example of this - iirc, when Hobgoblin was introduced, the writers hadn't yet decided who he was really intended to be. According to a Roger Stern quote on Hobgoblin's Wikipedia page , Stern did not know who Hobgoblin was at the tim...

Finally, Wolverine's continuity is a bit ambiguous with C 16 and W2 86. Albert does two scans in W2 86. In the first scan, he is unable to detect Wolverine and is unsure if he is on Earth or not. I don't think that means Wolverine is behind the scenes at this part. I agree. The point is that Albert...

The Kent Blake who appears in ASM@ 13 appears to be no older than around 50, with a young wife and two children, the eldest of whom appears to be around 12. Other than bearing the same name, and also being a Secret Service agent, there is no other evidence that this is the same Kent Blake. Doesn't ...

If the flashback in DP5 32 is placed, shouldn't these be easy to place, on each side of that flashback? Conversely, if the flashback in DP5 32 is not placed, shouldn't the real question be to place it first?

Russ Chappell wrote: ↑Wed May 19, 2021 11:57 am I don't have the book in front of me, but if it says they're dreams, we should ignore them, whether they contradict or not.

Yes! We need to listen better when Marvel tells us something is out of continuity...

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...

Florence von Banger?!?

Should be between SW 37 (where Spider-Woman moves to San Francisco) and SW 47 (where she travels to Los Angeles, which leads to her falling into a coma and then retiring as Spider-Woman). I'm wrong -- Jessica returns to San Francisco in SW49, and SW 50 happens in SF. So Spider-Woman's appearance ca...

All of those make sense except #7. That Cobra (who has a Marvel database page at https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Albri_Leiricgrie_(Earth-616) ) was a wartime character who worked for the Nazis (and was himself apparently South Asian). Doesn't really fit the pattern of the rest who were (mostly) post-...

12th Story: By ? Appearances: Stuporman, cat, dog, Scuttlers, victim of a Scuttler, victim's dog, propeller-nosed spy bird, Boravian citizens, President Old Sock, the president's dogs, pedestrian, Goopa, Count Upp, Alice (a cat) Synopsis: Stuporman learns of Scuttlers (a gang of spies) attacking pe...

The podcast itself is definitely in its own continuity -- see https://techcrunch.com/2018/02/26/wolverine-long-night-interview/ for example. In fact, the head writer is already referring to the Marvel Podcast Universe: https://mashable.com/2017/12/04/wolverine-podcast-the-long-night-marvel-richard-a...

Popeye also appears in Marvels 1 -- in 1941!