Marvel Chronology Project

X-Force #47 opens very shortly after Wolverine #40; then "a week" goes by before the rest of the issue (which includes several "later" captions that could denote a relatively long time). Immortal X-Men #18's six pages' worth of real-time stuff take place... one ocean voyage later...

I don't see any problem yet re: Cloak & Dagger and Typhoid's appearances in Gang War--the whole Gang War sequence pretty clearly is after the current cluster of X-books. And Peter makes lots of jokes... The X-Men Unlimited 112-117 sequence is after X-Men 26, but there can be a pretty substantial...

Astonishing Iceman #5, Uncanny Avengers #5 and Uncanny Spider-Man #5 all wrap up those miniseries and all take place just after their respective previous issues. (Uncanny Avengers shares a data page with X-Men #29, weirdly, and has a coda that's some weeks later, but nothing much seems to have happe...

Clever thing of the week: Storm's appearance in Immortal Thor #5 leads directly into her grand entrance in the "ten weeks later" piece of X-Men Red #14! (It's also during/shortly after Avengers Inc. #3, fwiw.) X-Men Red #18, meanwhile, concludes that series and picks up just after #17. Dar...

Thank you, StrayLamb! Agreed that X-Force 23 belongs with 24. The still-smoking Marauder does suggest that Wolverine 14-16 are quite soon after the 2021 Gala; the only problem there is that the flashback with Solem can't be "a month ago," since only two weeks pass between X of Swords and t...

X-Men #29 finishes up the Latveria plot from last issue (which has to start after Logan comes back to the subterranean X-team), and appears to cascade straight into Fall of the House of X. I suspect there's going to have to be a break somewhere in #28 for the past few issues of X-Men Red to happen; ...

Michael, the one I was thinking of was that Destiny must have been around 90 when Kurt was conceived! I had been thinking that the scene with Mystique, Destiny and Xavier was a little while after UX 178--when Rogue has joined the X-Men but Mystique and Destiny are still concerned about her, and Xavi...

The present-day bits of X-Men Blue: Origins #1, as promised, are between pages 16 and 17 of Uncanny Spider-Man #4. There's also a good deal of retconning that carefully dances between the raindrops of previous stories... and an utter implausibility involving Destiny's chronology that I hope someone ...

You almost certainly already know about this, but the "Master List" at http://www.mikesamazingworld.com/main/i ... =downloads --whose proprietor Mike Voiles passed away very recently--is a fantastic resource for this sort of thing.

BTW, should Wolverine 38 takes place after Immortal X-Men 17? At the end of Immortal X-Men 17, Xavier leaves Krakoa,which he's been defending, to try to find a way to stop the Dominion. Wolverine 38 involves the theft of artifacts from Krakoa, including Cy-Cat and Professor Plod, who appeared in is...

This week's Immortal X-Men #17 continues to connect to the end of the Jean Grey miniseries. Uncanny Spider-Man #4 seems to have a break after #3; there's also a note that next week's X-Men Blue: Origins special takes place between pages 16 and 17. Wolverine #39 is just generally sometime in this per...

Midnighter wrote: ↑Sun Nov 19, 2023 5:10 am Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic 70 is an Hellfire Gala tie-in with Miles Morales set in the days leading up to the afternoon of the Gala (Miles ruins his costume and thus does not participate in the end).

Added, thank you!

Thank you, Michael! Here's an attempt at figuring out how the period after Sins of Sinister seems to work, after the timeline resets. As always, any corrections and "what are you EVEN THINKING"s that anyone has are very welcome. BETWEEN SINS OF SINISTER AND DARK WEB: (last scenes of SoS: D...

Note that Animax, Fatale and Reaper appear as Orchis's prisoners in Uncanny Spider-Man 3. Since they were staying in the Limbo Embassy in Dark X-Men 1, Uncanny Spider-Man 3 has to take place after Dark X-Men 1. Fatale and Reaper also turn up as Orchis's hounds in Astonishing Iceman 4, in which Toom...

Not sure if there's a list of distinctly noncanonical, digital-only promo comics somewhere around here, but https://read.marvel.com/#/labelbook/64293 is an extremely silly Christian Louboutin / MCU-versions-of-characters crossover. (I don't THINK it exists in physical form, though I could be wrong.)