Marvel Chronology Project

Doesn't that still place Children's Crusade before Three and Fear Itself, though? Cap's costume isn't a big deal-- Jim Cheung admitted that he drew Iron Man in outdated armor by mistake-- but there are a number of other reasons why placing A:CC before FF #587 and FI causes problems: *The Avengers An...

Tom Brevoort said that Children's Crusade takes place before Doom joins the Future Foundation in FF #1. So that would mean that it takes place before X-Men 16-19 too. As for the Avengers/New Avengers annuals, they specify on the recap page that they take place before Fear Itself, and thus before Chi...

Yeah, there was a thread a while ago that pointed that out, along with a number of other problems with Clone Saga continuity: http://www.chronologyproject.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=4942. Not sure if anything was ever settled or not. It was a very confusing time for Spider-Man comics, and th...

UXM #383 came out in August 2000. X #109 came out in February 2001. This issue came out in April 2001. The Green Goblin appeared in ASM2 #25 and PPSM2 #25, which is a pretty cool coincidence. Could his bts appearance here tie into those two issues? Wasn't that the storyline where Peter WAS the Gree...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_events_of_the_Marvel_Universe Thanks. It's not quite complete but it's way more extensive than I'd expected Wikipedia to be. This should make a very good starting point. When you mentioned big attacks that are never referenced again, the first thing I thought of...

I need some help for a project/potential story I'm working on. I'm trying to come up with a list of all of the MAJOR events that've taken place on Earth in the Marvel Universe. I'm not talking about things like your run-of-the-mill supervillian attacks, because that'd encompass practically every Mar...

Yes. It seems like it has to be, for the Hood's departure from Camp Hammond to correspond with his arrival at Asgard.

Does the Thing's (fist's) appearance give us anything? I also remember an issue (from around the same time as the one I mentioned earlier) where Spider-Man accidentally knocked over the Thing's donuts. The issue ended there with the heavy implication that Spidey was about to get an ass-kickin'. May...

LOL! Wasn't there an old issue of Peter Parker Spider-Man where Peter was depressed, went to visit Uncle Ben's grave in the rain, and then got splashed with mud from a car speeding by? I feel like that would fit with these scenes pretty well.

Sure. I'm not 100% familiar with your usual format, but I did my best to emulate the style you were using. Here are the proposed changes: SIEGE: EMBEDDED #2 (6-22) The same morning as A:INIT 32-FB (5-7). During his live coverage in Oklahoma City, Keller gets a visit from Iron Patriot, who he discove...

Wow, that's a really detailed timeline, good job fitting everything together so well. Most of my confusion came from thinking that Cap and the others confront Osborn immediately after Asgard falls; once I realized there was a gap between pages 19 and 20 of Siege 3, placing issues like the Captain Am...

Cool, thanks! I've been very confused by some of the Siege one-shots, it seemed really unclear whether they were supposed to take place before or after Siege #3...

I thought Willian Nguyen getting fired was supposed to coincide with the original fight between Spider-Man and the Juggernaut, in ASM 230?

Does anyone have a timeline of Siege, like when all of the crossovers and tie-in books are supposed to take place? So far I've been unable to find one anywhere.

So how would you handle recent books where Bush or Obama are seen and referred to by name, or at least drawn in such a way that it's unmistakably them? What about books where the President is shown, but not mentioned by name and deliberately not shown clearly enough for his identity to be apparent?