Marvel Chronology Project

On the subject of what is not considered an official reference, I'm surprised that the Conan handbook and the 6-volume Marvel Encyclopedia are listed in that category in the FAQ. Each of the listed guides are left out of the handbook counts for differing reasons; it's not all to do with editorial o...

Per the Marvel DK book, the popular fan theory has been confirmed into continuity. And for anyone who says that the DK books aren't part of continuity, the Official F.A.Q. recognizes them as a type of handbook: "Dorling Kindersley's Ultimate Guide range, which thus far has covered Spider-Man, ...

vanhornluke wrote: ↑Sun Apr 30, 2023 10:55 pm Oh, and don't forget LA Legge del West for Italy. https://www.chronologyproject.com/phpbb ... hp?t=13303

Thanks! I wasn't aware of this one - definitely one to add!

Loving this research!!! Do the Columbian comics Cazador vol. 4 #22-24 (Sep to Nov 1996) count? The Marvel appearances seem more extensive than, say, in the Brazilian Judoka issue. The same goes for some Marvel appearances in India and Indonesia. Is the reason for their lack of inclusion the flagran...

Giant Ant wrote: ↑Wed Apr 19, 2023 6:52 pm You might also want to note that, from the UK, Marvel Heroes #33 was reprinted in the US (in the Death's Head TPB)

Valid. I'll add that note.

Didn't DH: The Body in Question come out *during* the serialisation in Strip - and, indeed, fairly early on, maybe with only a chapter or two published as a serial? I'm sure we found that out a few years ago during the last time we did a DH overhaul. Strip#18 and 19 have identical adverts for the G...

I always figured they'd republish it in other European countries - heck, I see that some of the new Spider-Man stories from the U.K.'s Spectacular Spider-Man got reprinted in Italy, and since Disney banned new material being produced in the U.K. in 2011 Panini has often re-used the material they pr...

Reviving a very old thread with an update that I hope might be of interest. http://www.marvunapp.com/ohotmu/appendixes/marveloverseas.html This was extremely interesting, thank you! Glad you liked it! There are a few I didn't know about that I've added to my wantlist (and a few I've already found!)...

Reviving a very old thread with an update that I hope might be of interest. http://www.marvunapp.com/ohotmu/appendixes/marveloverseas.html Great work! Just two thing about Italian stories: Tito Faraci is not the creator of Dylan Dog (created by Tiziano Sclavi), but the main writer of the character ...

Reviving a very old thread with an update that I hope might be of interest.

http://www.marvunapp.com/ohotmu/appendi ... rseas.html

When did you write that Triton entry and was it before or after INHS:OAFK? 2014, so before INHS:OAFK. Since you don't mention it, I guess you wrote it before OAFK and I would surmise, before the various 2010s Inhumans series. And where can I find that entry? (My mention of OHOTMU referred to the 19...

I wrote Triton's last handbook entry, and I can assure you that almost nothing in his history came from prior OHOTMU, nor did I add anything to the history that didn't originate from a comic. I've still got my first draft notes, which break down what came from what issue, so I've just double checked...

Also, while I'm sure the writer intended Mordo to be Karl, given that we know from Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme#6/2 that Karl was born in 1921, making him more or less the same age as Namor, who is in his early teens in KiB: Namor#2, the adult being called Mordo can't be Karl. And since the same...

Belatedly:

Lillian van Loont is Alpha Flight foe Gilded Lily
Bezukhov is likely intended to be Ivan Petrovich Bezukhov

Both have chronologies on the site.

Given Death's Head's comments about Iron Man and his body being recently rebuilt, I'd suggest the writer at least intended that sequence to be soon after Iron Man 2020 ripped DH's head off in Death's Head I#10. Since that story led almost directly into the DH: Body in Question GN, then between that...