Marvel Cinematic Universe - Timeline

[Lebnyx]

Speaking of reasonings for timeline placements, have the dates from the Stark Expo in Iron Man 2 been considered yet?

According to this website http://eatingcroutons.tumblr.com/mcu-timeline, when Tony hangs up an Iron Man poster, there's 362 days remaining, and when Vanko attacks the Expo, there are 343 days remaining, meaning that at least 22 days pass.

According to this tie-in website, https://web.archive.org/web/20100404075401/http://www.starkexpo2010.com, the Expo opens on May 7, which isn't necessarily canon but can fit with the above information, as well as Tony's birthday being on May 29th, if the Expo is a couple of days over a year (like 367 days or so).

 

[Bwdelano]

Sorry I've been absent for a while, things in real life have been hectic.

Just wanted to add to some of the "Obama administration" discussion we had during Runaways. I've been doing a re-watch, hoping to end by Infinity War. While rewatching Luke Cage, in E6 at 25:25, the reporter interviewing Mariah says "Remember when Obama sang Al Green?"

I found it on YouTube, that happened in our time on January 20th, 2012, a year before his second inauguration. So if we assume this happened at the same event in the MCU, then something must have happened to him in 2012 so that Ellis became President.

Could something have happened to him in the wake of Avengers that caused him to have the presidency taken from him? Or was he somewhere under Stark Tower that day?

 

[Lebnyx]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BG-WGtcr3Ub/

Steve got the Super Serum on June 22, 1943.

If the current placement for that on this timeline is because of the June 23 date on the newspaper, perhaps that is because it was printed the day after.

Here's the edit:

June 14
Captain America - The First Avenger: First Vengeance #4 (pg. 12-13, 17-18)
Captain America - The First Avenger Chapter 2 (0:08:11 - 0:14:54)
Captain America - The First Avenger #1 (pg. 1)
Captain America - The First Avenger: First Vengeance #4 (pg. 21)
Captain America - The First Avenger Chapter 3 (0:14:55 - 0:15:07)
Captain America - The First Avenger: First Vengeance #4 (pg. 22)
Captain America - The First Avenger Chapter 3 (0:15:08 - 0:17:14)

June 15
Captain America - The First Avenger #1 (pg. 1)
Captain America - The First Avenger Chapter 3 (0:17:15 - 0:21:01)

June 16 - 20
Captain America - The First Avenger Chapter 3 (0:21:02 - 0:24:18)
Captain America - The First Avenger #1 (pg. 2)

June 21
Captain America - The First Avenger Chapter 4 (0:24:19 - 0:27:51)
Captain America - The First Avenger #1 (pg. 3)

June 22
Captain America - The First Avenger Chapter 4 (0:27:52 - 0:30:35)
Captain America - The First Avenger Chapter 5 (0:30:36 - 0:36:25)
Captain America - The First Avenger #1 (pg. 4)
Captain America - The First Avenger Chapter 5 (0:36:26 - 0:37:12)
Captain America - The First Avenger #1 (pg. 5)
Captain America - The First Avenger Chapter 5 (0:37:13 - 0:38:35)
Captain America - The First Avenger #1 (pg. 6)
Captain America - The First Avenger Chapter 6 (0:38:36 - 0:43:02)
Captain America - The First Avenger #1 (pg. 7)
Captain America - The First Avenger Chapter 6 (0:43:03 - 0:45:47)
Captain America - The First Avenger Chapter 7 (0:45:48 - 0:47:54)
Captain America - The First Avenger #1 (pg. 8)

 

[Lebnyx]

I'm adding stuff to the timeline reasoning spreadsheet, and I have a question.

What's the reasoning for the placement of Spider-Man - Homecoming: Prelude #1 (pg. 1-2) in November 2015?

Also, I think Ant-Man Chapter 15: "End of the Line" (1:43:13 - 1:47:33) should be moved to October 2015 (as opposed to October 9 where it is currently placed).

Pym Tech events are at nighttime on October 9, and it is daytime when Hank is asking Scott about what he saw in the Quantum Realm.

Mid-credits scene also seems to be immediately after this scene, since Hank and Hope are wearing the same outfits, and it seems to still be daytime from outside the basement window.

Suggestion:

October 9
Ant-Man Chapter 13: "In the System" (1:10:03 - 1:23:20)
Ant-Man Chapter 14: "Disintegration" (1:23:21 - 1:34:19)
Ant-Man Chapter 15: "End of the Line" (1:34:20 - 1:43:12)

October
Ant-Man Chapter 15: "End of the Line" (1:43:13 - 1:44:42)
Ant-Man Chapter 16: "Epilogue" (1:49:25 - 1:50:17)
Ant-Man Chapter 15: "End of the Line" (1:44:43 - 1:47:33)

EDIT: Also, you've got Iron Man 2 Chapter 1: "Across the Globe" (0:02:57 - 0:04:30) and Iron Man 2 Chapter 1: "Across the Globe" (0:04:31 - 0:05:03) in 2009, even though our current assumption is that Vanko finishes building his Arc Reactor 6 months before Iron Man 2, which is in May.

So it should be:

2010
????
Iron Man 2 Chapter 1: "Across the Globe" (0:02:57 - 0:04:30)

November
Iron Man 2 Chapter 1: "Across the Globe" (0:04:31 - 0:05:03)

Not really sure if this changes the placement of Iron Man 2: Public Identity though.

 

[selfishmisery]

CONFIRMED: Black Panther takes place right after Civil War.

From the spoilers I've read, since the movie has already been released in some areas, this is indeed the case.

 

[Lebnyx]

CONFIRMED: Black Panther takes place right after Civil War.

From the spoilers I've read, since the movie has already been released in some areas, this is indeed the case.

Yeah, apparently

Spoiler

the movie begins a week after T'Chaka's death in Civil War,

so April 16, 2016?

 

[iammattie]

Just got back from Black Panther. a couple take aways i noticed:

Spoiler

This is the week after T'Chaka's death. so 1-14 days later, (Sunday-Monday or Monday-the following sunday).
There's mention of Martin Freeman's character being "another white boy" fixed up by Wakandan tech. This means the Civil War post credits scene with Bucky is prior to the film.
There's a lot of stuff in 1992.

 

[Craig]

Yeah, BP is very stand-alone. Only real chronological takeaways I had were:

- Kinda have to ignore the time stamp from the Infinity War Prelude comic, but you're still in the margin of a few days, so no big deal.

- 1992 was frequently referred to as 30 years ago. Just have to assume they were exaggerating and it was really 24 years.

 

[iammattie]

- 1992 was frequently referred to as 30 years ago. Just have to assume they were exaggerating and it was really 24 years.

I'm wondering if this is in attempt to course correct the Homecoming goof. If Avengers was 8 years ago in Homecoming then HC is 2020, which is almost 30 years from 1992. Is there anything that specifically holds Civil War to 2016? I know a four year gap would be odd, but is it a possibility?

 

[Lebnyx]

I'm wondering if this is in attempt to course correct the Homecoming goof. If Avengers was 8 years ago in Homecoming then HC is 2020, which is almost 30 years from 1992. Is there anything that specifically holds Civil War to 2016? I know a four year gap would be odd, but is it a possibility?

Mainly its timeline placement relative to the other movies (4 years supposedly after The Avengers), but hints have been dropped (by Feige and the Prelude comics) that the timeline is being retconned so that Civil War, Black Panther, and Homecoming are in 2018 or so.

 

[Craig]

I'm wondering if this is in attempt to course correct the Homecoming goof. If Avengers was 8 years ago in Homecoming then HC is 2020, which is almost 30 years from 1992. Is there anything that specifically holds Civil War to 2016? I know a four year gap would be odd, but is it a possibility?

Well, I think the current working theory for timeline geeks outside of this thread is that Avengers 1 was 2010 and CW/HC/BP are in 2017 (making the 8 year later be more like 7.5, but close enough).

To get super specific, T'Challa says Klaue has escaped Wakandan Justice for "nearly 30 years". So it's less than a hard 30 based on that, plus you have the flexibility of saying that maybe the vibranium theft happened in the late 80's but the investigation took a few years and T'Chaka didn't figure it all out until 1992.

The other instance was when someone refers to T'Chaka doing nothing for 30 years. It kinda seemed like they meant he did nothing about Klaue for that time, but you could also say they meant the entirety of his rule and he was King for a few years before the incident happened.

As for Civil War being 2016, there are many reasons. On screen date. A year after Avengers 2. 4 years since Avengers 1 (said by Ross). 8 years since "I Am Iron-Man" (Vision). ~6 months since Ant-Man (Spider-Man reference from journalist at the end). Sam says they looked for Bucky for 2 years.

And that's just from the movies. Once you factor in the TV stuff, especially Agents of SHIELD, there's really no way of reworking it to be anything but early 2016.

Right now, I'm betting the big tell in Infinity War will be Spidey's grade number. Hopefully it's his junior year.

 

[RocketRacoon]

I'm wondering where we should place Black Panther in terms of Agents of SHIELD episodes? In what space of time does AOS S3 Episodes 20-22 take place? A week? Shall we place Black Panther after Episode 22?

 

[Craig]

I'm wondering where we should place Black Panther in terms of Agents of SHIELD episodes? In what space of time does AOS S3 Episodes 20-22 take place? A week? Shall we place Black Panther after Episode 22?

I had the same thought and just started episode 20. The news report Coulson is watching at the bar doesn't get specific, but makes it seem like it's a day after the fight in Siberia. They only mention Cap being missing, and not the rest of his faction, so I'd say it starts even before the breakout on the 14th.

I'll see what else I can catch, but Right now I'm pretty sure BP is after those 3 episodes.

 

[woodlark_289]

As far as Black Panther goes, the opening is obviously in 1992 with the majority of the rest of the film taking place a week after Civil War. The film takes place over 3-4 days (only seen it once so far, will try to notice exactly when I see it again today) and the first post-credits scene follows the film by a few days. The second post-credits scene could be anywhere from right after the movie to a small amount of time before Infinity War.

Spoiler

The line "another white boy to fix" could just refer to Bucky before he's fixed when Shuri's still working on him.

 

[Craig]

That's absolutely what that line refers to.

 

[DIrishB]

I had the same thought and just started episode 20. The news report Coulson is watching at the bar doesn't get specific, but makes it seem like it's a day after the fight in Siberia. They only mention Cap being missing, and not the rest of his faction, so I'd say it starts even before the breakout on the 14th.

I'll see what else I can catch, but Right now I'm pretty sure BP is after those 3 episodes.

Yeah, presumably those episodes pick up a day or so after events of Civil War and cover a couple days themselves, so placing Black Panther afterward makes sense if it picks up a week after Civil War. As said that requires ignoring the "months later" tag in the Infinity War Prelude #1 comic.

 

[DIrishB]

We also need to re-examine the Iron Man 2/Thor/Incredible Hulk/Fury's Big Week placements.

Can't remember who, but someone suggested re-arranging some of that and it was brought to my attention some stuff isn't matching up (namely Tony's debrief with Fury occurring before the battle between Hulk and Blonsky at the university, which is impossible since video of that encounter was playing on screens in background of the debrief scene in IM2, meaning the Hulk battle must occur before or at same time as the debrief).

 

[Lebnyx]

We also need to re-examine the Iron Man 2/Thor/Incredible Hulk/Fury's Big Week placements.

Can't remember who, but someone suggested re-arranging some of that and it was brought to my attention some stuff isn't matching up (namely Tony's debrief with Fury occurring before the battle between Hulk and Blonsky at the university, which is impossible since video of that encounter was playing on screens in background of the debrief scene in IM2, meaning the Hulk battle must occur before or at same time as the debrief).

If you're going to be doing that, I've suggested taking into account also the "days left" counter at the Stark Expo. The first time the counter appears, there are 362 days left, and the next time it appears (during the battle at the expo), there are 343 days left.

Here's how the MCU wiki lays it out: http://marvelcinematicuniverse.wikia.com/wiki/2010

 

[Craig]

Yeah, presumably those episodes pick up a day or so after events of Civil War and cover a couple days themselves, so placing Black Panther afterward makes sense if it picks up a week after Civil War. As said that requires ignoring the "months later" tag in the Infinity War Prelude #1 comic.

You don't have to ignore "months later". The "months later" scene is Shuri explaining how she's almost fixed Bucky. That still checks out.

You do have to ignore the "weeks later" tag for the scene where Bucky agrees to go on ice. That has to be more like "days" after Siberia, since it was definitely before BP.

We also need to re-examine the Iron Man 2/Thor/Incredible Hulk/Fury's Big Week placements.

Can't remember who, but someone suggested re-arranging some of that and it was brought to my attention some stuff isn't matching up (namely Tony's debrief with Fury occurring before the battle between Hulk and Blonsky at the university, which is impossible since video of that encounter was playing on screens in background of the debrief scene in IM2, meaning the Hulk battle must occur before or at same time as the debrief).

Negative. The footage at the debriefing was from the Culver University battle, not the Harlem fight.

 

[DIrishB]

So I watched Black Panther last night, and most of the film seems to cover 7-8 days. The final scene in Oakland probably picks up a few days at least after main portion of film, and presumably the post credit scenes occur not long after also.

 

[DIrishB]

You don't have to ignore "months later". The "months later" scene is Shuri explaining how she's almost fixed Bucky. That still checks out.

You do have to ignore the "weeks later" tag for the scene where Bucky agrees to go on ice. That has to be more like "days" after Siberia, since it was definitely before BP.

That's right.

Negative. The footage at the debriefing was from the Culver University battle, not the Harlem fight.

You sure?

June 1
Iron Man 2 Chapter 13: "New Element" (1:24:13 - 1:28:07)
Iron Man 2 #2 (pg. 5)
Iron Man 2 Chapter 13: "New Element" (1:28:08 - 1:30:32)
Iron Man 2 Chapter 14: "Hammer Drones" (1:30:33 - 1:32:26)
Iron Man 2 #2 (pg. 6)
Iron Man 2 Chapter 14: "Hammer Drones" (1:32:27 - 1:36:27)
Iron Man 2 #2 (pg. 6-8)
Iron Man 2 Chapter 14: "Hammer Drones" (1:36:28 - 1:38:49)
Iron Man 2 #2 (pg. 9)
The Avengers - Prelude: Fury's Big Week #2, "Chapter 3" (pg. 6)
Iron Man 2 Chapter 15: "Remote Controlled" (1:38:50 - 1:44:49)
Iron Man 2 #2 (pg. 10-11)
Iron Man 2 Chapter 15: "Remote Controlled" (1:44:50 - 1:45:40)
Iron Man 2 Chapter 16: "Showdown" (1:45:41 - 1:46:17)
Iron Man 2 #2 (pg. 12)
Iron Man 2 Chapter 16: "Showdown" (1:46:18 - 1:49:47)
Iron Man 2 #2 (pg. 13-15)
The Avengers - Prelude: Fury's Big Week #2, "Chapter 3" (pg. 7)
Iron Man 2 Chapter 16: "Showdown" (1:49:48 - 1:52:44)
Iron Man 2 #2 (pg. 16-18)
The Avengers - Prelude: Fury's Big Week #2, "Chapter 3" (pg. 8)
Iron Man 2 Chapter 16: "Showdown" (1:52:45 - 1:54:16)
The Avengers - Prelude: Fury's Big Week #2, "Chapter 3" (pg. 9)
Marvel One-Shot - "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer..." (Short Film - Captain America: The First Avenger - Blu-Ray)
Thor Chapter 1 (0:07:35 - 0:10:36)
Thor #1 (pg. 3)
Thor Chapter 2 (0:10:37 - 0:17:30)
Thor #1 (pg. 4-6)
Thor Chapter 3 (0:17:31 - 0:26:00)
Thor #1 (pg. 7-8)
Thor Chapter 4 (0:26:01 - 0:29:51)
Thor #1 (pg. 9-11)
Thor Chapter 1 (0:00:00 - 0:03:19)
Thor Chapter 4 (0:29:52 - 0:32:25)
Thor #1 (pg. 12-13)
The Avengers - Prelude: Fury's Big Week #2, "Chapter 3" (pg. 10)

June 2
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 8: "Missing Data" (0:34:08 - 0:39:38)
Thor - Ragnarok: Prelude #1 (pg. 13)
Iron Man 2 Chapter 17: "End Credits" (1:54:17 - 1:56:20) **** Tony/Fury Debrief scene****
Iron Man 2 #2 (pg. 19)
Thor Chapter 5 (0:32:26 - 0:35:30)
The Avengers - Prelude: Fury's Big Week #2, "Chapter 4" (pg. 11-12)
Thor Chapter 5 (0:35:31 - 0:37:25)
Thor #1 (pg. 13-14)
Iron Man 2 Chapter 17: "End Credits" (2:03:29 - 2:04:20)
Thor Chapter 6 (0:37:26 - 0:42:11)
Thor #1 (pg. 15-16)
Thor Chapter 7 (0:42:12 - 0:52:06)
Thor #1 (pg. 16-18)
The Avengers - Prelude: Fury's Big Week #2, "Chapter 4" (pg. 13)
Thor Chapter 8 (0:52:07 - 1:00:30)
The Avengers - Prelude: Fury's Big Week #2, "Chapter 4" (pg. 14-15)
Thor #1 (pg. 19-21)
Thor Chapter 8 (1:00:31 - 1:01:20)
Thor Chapter 9 (1:01:21 - 1:04:28)
Thor #2 (pg. 1-2)
Thor Chapter 9 (1:04:29 - 1:08:41)
Thor #2 (pg. 3)
Thor Chapter 10 (1:08:42 - 1:11:17)
Thor #2 (pg. 4)
Thor Chapter 10 (1:11:18 - 1:15:34)
Thor #2 (pg. 5)
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 8: "Missing Data" (0:39:39 - 0:40:21)
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 9: "Reunion" (0:40:19 - 0:44:19)
Thor - Ragnarok: Prelude #1 (pg. 14)
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 9: "Reunion" (0:44:20 - 0:46:53)
Thor - Ragnarok: Prelude #1 (pg. 15)

June 3
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 9: "Reunion" (0:46:54 - 0:47:28)
Thor - Ragnarok: Prelude #1 (pg. 16)
The Avengers - Prelude: Fury's Big Week #2, "Chapter 4" (pg. 16-18)
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 10: "Locked In" (0:47:29 - 0:51:16) ****Culver University battle****
Thor - Ragnarok: Prelude #1 (pg. 16-20)
The Avengers - Prelude: Fury's Big Week #2, "Chapter 4" (pg. 19-20)
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 10: "Locked In" (0:51:17 - 0:53:20)
The Avengers - Prelude: Fury's Big Week #3, "Chapter 5" (pg. 1-3)
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 10: "Locked In" (0:53:21 - 0:55:52)
Thor - Ragnarok: Prelude #2 (pg. 1)
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 11: "'Is That All You Got?'" (0:55:53 - 0:56:08)
Thor - Ragnarok: Prelude #2 (pg. 2-3)
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 11: "'Is That All You Got?'" (0:56:09 - 0:57:45)
Thor - Ragnarok: Prelude #2 (pg. 4-5)
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 11: "'Is That All You Got?'" (0:57:46 - 0:58:51) ****Culver University battle ends****
Thor Chapter 11 (1:15:35 - 1:16:55)
Thor #2 (pg. 6)
Thor Chapter 11 (1:16:56 - 1:21:13)
Thor #2 (pg. 7-9)
Thor Chapter 12 (1:21:14 - 1:21:45)
Thor #2 (pg. 9)
The Avengers - Prelude: Fury's Big Week #3, "Chapter 5" (pg. 4-8)
Thor Chapter 12 (1:21:46 - 1:23:24)
Thor #2 (pg. 10-11)
Thor Chapter 12 (1:23:25 - 1:26:16)
Thor #2 (pg. 12)
Thor Chapter 12 (1:26:17 - 1:28:14)
Thor #2 (pg. 13)
Thor Chapter 12 (1:28:15 - 1:30:29)
Thor #2 (pg. 14-15)
The Avengers - Prelude: Fury's Big Week #3, "Chapter 5" (pg. 9-10)
Thor Chapter 13 (1:30:30 - 1:40:51)
Thor #2 (pg. 15-19)
Thor Chapter 14 (1:40:52 - 1:45:06)
Thor #2 (pg. 20)
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 11: "'Is That All You Got?'" (0:58:52 - 1:01:22)
Thor - Ragnarok: Prelude #2 (pg. 6)

June 4
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 11: "'Is That All You Got?'" (1:01:23 - 1:01:58)
Thor - Ragnarok: Prelude #2 (pg. 6)
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 11: "'Is That All You Got?'" (1:01:59 - 1:02:22)
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 12: "Too Much Excitement" (1:02:23 - 1:06:37)
Thor - Ragnarok: Prelude #2 (pg. 7)
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 12: "Too Much Excitement" (1:06:38 - 1:07:55)
Thor - Ragnarok: Prelude #2 (pg. 8)
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 13: "Time to Meet" (1:07:56 - 1:09:55)
The Avengers - Prelude: Fury's Big Week #3, "Chapter 6" (pg. 11-13)
Iron Man 2 Chapter 17: "End Credits" (1:56:21 - 1:57:13)
Iron Man 2 #2 (pg. 20)
Thor Chapter 16 (1:53:00 - 1:54:32)
The Incredible Hulk Chapter 13: "Time to Meet" (1:09:56 - 1:11:12)

So, its off by at least a day.

Looks like moving the Incredible Hulk entries up by a day will fix it.

 

[Craig]

(Double post. Please delete.)

 

[Craig]

So I watched Black Panther last night, and most of the film seems to cover 7-8 days. The final scene in Oakland probably picks up a few days at least after main portion of film, and presumably the post credit scenes occur not long after also.

The mid-credits scene was definitely soon after. No hard evidence, but probably no more than a few days.

The post-credit scene has to be at least a few months later, as per the Infinity War Prelude comic. For all we know it was mere days before Infinity War. We'll see.

You sure?

Yes.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-3kgDwlmwS...J6c/_itXQUl2Ibk/s320/Iron+Man+2+Hulk+News.jpg

 

[DIrishB]

Yes.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-3kgDwlmwS...J6c/_itXQUl2Ibk/s320/Iron+Man+2+Hulk+News.jpg

Sigh, you missed what I put in quote in above post. I mean, obviously those scenes crossover, my point is someone suggested alterations a few months back and I followed their suggestions, but I guess they overlooked how the Iron man 2 debrief scene and IH university battle scenes are no longer on same day (look at June 2 and June 3, I marked those scenes). When I asked "You sure?", I was asking if you were certain the layout/Order was right. It's definitely not, least pertaining to those sections.

Check carefully in quote above with the pertaining timeline info, I specifically labeled the portions that denote the debrief scene from IM2 and the battle at the university in IH. They're off by a day. Looks like we have to move the IH entries up by a day to align those events as occurring on same day/around same time and that should fix it without any issues.

 

[Craig]

Sigh, you missed what I put in quote in above post. I mean, obviously those scenes crossover, my point is someone suggested alterations a few months back and I followed their suggestions, but I guess they overlooked how the Iron man 2 debrief scene and IH university battle scenes are no longer on same day (look at June 2 and June 3, I marked those scenes). When I asked "You sure?", I was asking if you were certain the layout/Order was right. It's definitely not, least pertaining to those sections.

Check carefully in quote above with the pertaining timeline info, I specifically labeled the portions that denote the debrief scene from IM2 and the battle at the university in IH. They're off by a day. Looks like we have to move the IH entries up by a day to align those events as occurring on same day/around same time and that should fix it without any issues.

My bad, got confused. I can't currently match up run times on my blu rays, but this break down seems accurate.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Marvel/comments/2usvfr/ever_wonder_how_iron_man_2_thor_and_the/

 

[iammattie]

So, why is Daredevil 2x06 set months before 2x07 when the dialogue indicates The People Vs. Frank Castle starts in a week from the end of 06?

 

[Lebnyx]

So, why is Daredevil 2x06 set months before 2x07 when the dialogue indicates The People Vs. Frank Castle starts in a week from the end of 06?

Because in the first few episodes, it is the middle of summer (with a hard date in one of the episodes showing it takes place on July 21). The later part of the season takes place in November/December, so the assumption was made that it took them months to find jurors (so as to put enough of a time-span so that the season ends in Christmas).

 

[DIrishB]

My bad, got confused. I can't currently match up run times on my blu rays, but this break down seems accurate.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Marvel/comments/2usvfr/ever_wonder_how_iron_man_2_thor_and_the/

No worries. That link is helpful. Honestly I think I just need to love the IH entries up by a day and that'll solve the problem.

So, why is Daredevil 2x06 set months before 2x07 when the dialogue indicates The People Vs. Frank Castle starts in a week from the end of 06?

Because in the first few episodes, it is the middle of summer (with a hard date in one of the episodes showing it takes place on July 21). The later part of the season takes place in November/December, so the assumption was made that it took them months to find jurors (so as to put enough of a time-span so that the season ends in Christmas).

Exactly. There is literally only one possible spot to insert a break point in the season and that's it. And that break is required since the series begins mid heat wave in first episode (obviously during summer or late summer) and the following episodes occur one right after the other, as do the episodes in second part of season.

There's no logical way to stretch those thirteen episodes from summer or late summer all the way to December (by final episodes).

So, we just assume that the jury selection process was intentionally dragged out by Matt and Foggy, to give themselves time to prepare their defense, which in a case with the deck as stacked against their defendant as it was, they'd need. Plus, such trials never really occur that quickly.

So, the idea is the trial proceedings DID start the next week, it's just those proceedings involved weeks and weeks or months of jury selection or stays.

It's not perfect, but it seemed more logical than a heat wave in NYC in late November or early December.

 

[Captain Canuck]

So I watched Black Panther last night, and most of the film seems to cover 7-8 days. The final scene in Oakland probably picks up a few days at least after main portion of film, and presumably the post credit scenes occur not long after also.

The scene in Oakland depends on if the buildings T'Challa bought were abandoned or still had people living in them when he bought them. You can't move people out of apartment buildings in a few days.

 

[RocketRacoon]

Is this anything in Civil War that specifically states the Peter is in his freshman year?