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So let me get this straight Argylle: Book One is an in universe adaptation of the prequel book to Argylle or is it the book it's self being told through live action?
 
So, to get my Mortal Kombat Questions out of the DCEU Thread, I'll ask here. The DCEU Crossover (well, the Peacemaker ending) with Mortal Kombat 1 is canon (it fits and no contradictions). Question is, what other Crossovers are/could be canon to their respective franchises? Here's a list of all crossovers I could find with a quick search, excluding Mortal Kombat vs. DC:
  • Nightmare on Elm Street
  • The Boys
  • Friday the 13th
  • Rambo
  • God of War
  • The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
  • Invincible
  • DC Extended Universe
  • RoboCop
  • Spawn
  • Alien/Predator
  • Terminator
 
Zeitschiene said:
So, to get my Mortal Kombat Questions out of the DCEU Thread, I'll ask here. The DCEU Crossover (well, the Peacemaker ending) with Mortal Kombat 1 is canon (it fits and no contradictions). Question is, what other Crossovers are/could be canon to their respective franchises? Here's a list of all crossovers I could find with a quick search, excluding Mortal Kombat vs. DC:
  • Nightmare on Elm Street
  • The Boys
  • Friday the 13th
  • Rambo
  • God of War
  • The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
  • Invincible
  • DC Extended Universe
  • RoboCop
  • Spawn
  • Alien/Predator
  • Terminator
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-Nightmare on Elm Street
It could fit between A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010) and Dead by Daylight.

-The Boys
I don't know.

-Friday the 13th
I don't know.

-Rambo
I don't know.

-God of War
It is implied to be one of the many tournaments that Kratos took part in.

-Texas Chainsaw Massacre
I don't know.

-Invincible
It's not the main universe.

-DC Extended Universe
It could fit.

-RoboCop
It could fit, probably.

-Spawn
I don't know.

-Alien/Predator
Yes. Each are on a branching timeline of Mortal Kombat from one another, but the Xenomorph and Yautja could have arrived from the same origin universe.

-Terminator
In some alternate timeline, sure.

Each ending is a branching reality and not part of the main Mortal Kombat timeline, by the way.
 
Has anyone ever attempted a "Sitcom shared universe"? Like how Family Matters and Full House are connected? And then those shows that crossover with those two, then shows that cross over with them etc. etc.? It's HUGE.
 
Dallas Kinard said:
Has anyone ever attempted a "Sitcom shared universe"? Like how Family Matters and Full House are connected? And then those shows that crossover with those two, then shows that cross over with them etc. etc.? It's HUGE.
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Boy Meets World
Clueless
Family Matters
Full House
Fuller House
Gilligan's Island
Girl Meets World
Girlfriends
Hanging With Mr. Cooper
The Hughleys
Meego
Moesha
The Parkers
Perfect Strangers
Sabrina The Teenage Witch
Step By Step
Tee n Angel
You Wish
 
Dallas Kinard said:
Has anyone ever attempted a "Sitcom shared universe"? Like how Family Matters and Full House are connected? And then those shows that crossover with those two, then shows that cross over with them etc. etc.? It's HUGE.
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If you do that you end with the Tommy Westphall thing.

But just so you know, Boy Meets the World has a sequel called Girl Meets the World and that crossed over with Disney Channel's Best Friends Whenever and Austin & Ally, so at least the following series and movies are part of it from the Disney Channel side of things:

That's So Raven
Cory in the House
Raven's Home
The Suite Life of Zack and Cody
The Suite Life on Deck
The Suite Life Movie
Hannah Montana
Hannah Montana: The Movie
Wizards of Waverly Place
Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie
The Wizards Return: Alex vs. Alex
Good Luck Charlie
Good Luck Charlie: It's Christmas!
Shake It Up
A.N.T. Farm
Jessie
Bunk'd
Austin & Ally
Liv And Maddie
K.C. Undercover
Best Friends Whenever
I Didn't Do It
Boy Meets World
Girl Meets World

There is also the following Disney XD series because I'm In the Band crossed over with The Suite Life on Deck:

Zeke and Luther
I'm In The Band
Pair of Kings
Kickin' It
Gamer's Guide To Pretty Much Everything
Lab Rats
Mighty Med
Lab Rats: Elite Force
Kirby Buckets

And apparently some Argentinian Disney Channel series because Zeke and Luther appeared in a Peter Punk episode:

Peter Punk
Violetta
Soy Luna
Cuando toca la campana
BIA
Juacas
ONCE
Quando Toca o Sino
¡Que Talento!
 
Pro Bot said:
RoboCop is definitely set in 1990-1991, by the way.

1. A TV spot places it in 1991.

2. RoboCop: Prime Directives places Alex Murphy's "death" in 1990.
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Since we know that the movie progresses into the following year, this is actually a pretty solid timeline. As a result, the second film is 1992, the third film is sometime in the 1990s, the Prime Directives show is set in 2001, ten years after the creation of RoboCop, and the upcoming game is set between RoboCop 2 and RoboCop 3.

The announced Dick Jones TV series would be a prequel set before the original film (assuming it's still happening), and RoboCop Returns is set at least after the original film, although it could be a different timeline beyond that (assuming it's still happening).

As for comics, most of them seem to be alternate timelines. The Marvel Comics series is set between RoboCop 2 and RoboCop 3, but it has some anachronisms in it and one of the covers places Murphy's death in 2015. Ignoring that, I guess it's fine. The Dark Horse series is a direct continuation of RoboCop 3, so it works fine in the original timeline.

1991 - RoboCop
1992 - RoboCop 2
1992 - RoboCop Vol. 1 #1-23
1993 - RoboCop: Rogue City
1994 - RoboCop 3
1995 - RoboCop versus The Terminator #1-4
1995 - Dark Horse Comics #1-3, "RoboCop: Part 1-3"
1995 - RoboCop: Prime Suspect #1-4
1995 - Dark Horse Comics #6-9, "RoboCop: Invasions: Part 1-4"
1995 - RoboCop: Mortal Coils #1-4
1995 - RoboCop: Roulette #1-4
2001 - RoboCop: Prime Directives 1x01-1x04
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Where do the Robocop comics by Avatar Press fit in?
 
Some RoboCop comics are alternate sequels, some are re-imaginings. I've forgot which are which, but it's probably one of those.
 
The one by Frank Miller was supposed to be the original Robocop 2 but it got rejected but I think it could work and the two other ones are standalone stories
 
Frank Millers Robocop by Avatar Press and Robocop: The Last Stand by Boom Comics are Frank Millers rejected ideas for Robocop 2 and Robocop 3 respectively so they could probably go in their own universe probably

The two other ones by Avatar Press are Robocop: Killing Machine and Robocop: Wild Child (it's set when the police are still on strike)

The comics by Dynamite Entertainment include Robocop: Revolution, Terminator/Robocop: Kill Human and Robocop: Road Trip

The other comics by Boom Comics include four comics set in the 2014 reboot timeline while there's two others called Robocop: Dead or Alive and Robocop: Citizens Arrest (it's also set 30 years after the events of the first film)
 
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https://jamesbond.fandom.com/wiki/James_Bond_(Sean_Connery)

Guys, the wiki says:

"Although very little of James Bond's past is directly addressed in Sean Connery's films, the TV special The Incredible World of James Bond which aired in the United States the day after Thanksgiving 1965 as a promotion for the upcoming theatrical release of Thunderball gave a biography similar to the Ian Fleming novels of the character including spending part of childhood in Glencoe, Scotland and his father was a travelling salesman, but he became orphaned at the age of eleven. Later, he briefly attends Eton College, but is removed then being sent to Fettes College in Scotland, his father's school."

Since the original timeline movie universe James bond's backstory has the same origin as the novels, could we place this:

https://jamesbond.fandom.com/wiki/James_Bond_Origin

as part of the movie timeline? In this case we'll have the novel timeline, which is made of only the novels and short stories and the movie timeline has now an origin story for james bond!
 
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I mean, if one really wanted to then sure. I wonder if the Casino Royale comic could fit too?

Also, I always thought it was a missed opportunity that Batman '66 never crossed over with James Bond in the comics. I mean, they did The Man From U.N.C.L.E. and The Avengers.
 
Pro Bot said:
I mean, if one really wanted to then sure. I wonder if the Casino Royale comic could fit too?

Also, I always thought it was a missed opportunity that Batman '66 never crossed over with James Bond in the comics. I mean, they did The Man From U.N.C.L.E. and The Avengers.
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The casino royale comic Is an adaptations of the Novel, so probably not, but I'll Read It for being sure, and I'll let you know.
 
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the pannel in the bottom right shows what james bond look like. Very Connery.

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"He Bought it almost new in 1933"

The comic doesn't give us a year, but it has to take place after 1946 and before 1962. james bond is 21 years old in 1962, so the minimum year the comic can take place is 1959. So in the end a range of 1959-1961 can be possible. What dou you think?
 
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Megatron said:
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the pannel in the bottom right shows what james bond look like. Very Connery.

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"He Bought it almost new in 1933"

The comic doesn't give us a year, but it has to take place after 1946 and before 1962. james bond is 21 years old in 1962, so the minimum year the comic can take place is 1959. So in the end a range of 1959-1961 can be possible. What dou you think?
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If you're including Origin, then Bond is quite a bit older than 21 in 1962.

1945 - James Bond: Origin #1-12
1953 - James Bond: Casino Royale
1962 - Dr. No
1963 - From Russia with Love
1964 - Goldfinger
1965 - Thunderball
1966 - You Only Live Twice
1969 - On Her Majesty's Secret Service
1971 - Diamonds Are Forever
1973 - Live and Let Die
1974 - The Man with the Golden Gun
1977 - The Spy Who Loved Me
1978 - Moonraker
1981 - For Your Eyes Only
1983 - Octopussy
1985 - A View to a Kill
1987 - The Living Daylights
1989 - Licence to Kill
1989 - James Bond 007: Permission to Die #1-3
1992 - James Bond 007: Serpent's Tooth #1-3
1993 - James Bond 007: A Silent Armageddon #1-2
1993 - Dark Horse Comics #8-11, "James Bond 007: Light of My Death Part 1-4"
1993 - James Bond 007: The Duel
1994 - James Bond 007: Shattered Helix #1-2
1994 - Dark Horse Comics #25, "James Bond 007: Minute of Midnight"
1995 - James Bond 007: The Quasimodo Gambit #1-3
1996 - GoldenEye
1997 - 007: Tomorrow Never Dies
1999 - 007: The World Is Not Enough
2001 - 007: Agent Under Fire
2002 - 007: Die Another Day
2003 - 007: Nightfire
2004 - 007: Everything or Nothing
 
iceman109 said:
Where would the other Dynamite James Bond comics fit?
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alternate timeline, different bond, contemporany setting. The only comic that maybe can fit is the Live and Let Die comic, but maybe it's too different from the movie...
 
Pro Bot said:
If you're including Origin, then Bond is quite a bit older than 21 in 1962.

1945 - James Bond: Origin #1-12
1953 - James Bond: Casino Royale
1962 - Dr. No
1963 - From Russia with Love
1964 - Goldfinger
1965 - Thunderball
1966 - You Only Live Twice
1969 - On Her Majesty's Secret Service
1971 - Diamonds Are Forever
1973 - Live and Let Die
1974 - The Man with the Golden Gun
1977 - The Spy Who Loved Me
1978 - Moonraker
1981 - For Your Eyes Only
1983 - Octopussy
1985 - A View to a Kill
1987 - The Living Daylights
1989 - Licence to Kill
1989 - James Bond 007: Permission to Die #1-3
1992 - James Bond 007: Serpent's Tooth #1-3
1993 - James Bond 007: A Silent Armageddon #1-2
1993 - Dark Horse Comics #8-11, "James Bond 007: Light of My Death Part 1-4"
1993 - James Bond 007: The Duel
1994 - James Bond 007: Shattered Helix #1-2
1994 - Dark Horse Comics #25, "James Bond 007: Minute of Midnight"
1995 - James Bond 007: The Quasimodo Gambit #1-3
1996 - GoldenEye
1997 - 007: Tomorrow Never Dies
1999 - 007: The World Is Not Enough
2001 - 007: Agent Under Fire
2002 - 007: Die Another Day
2003 - 007: Nightfire
2004 - 007: Everything or Nothing
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the other bond comics are the one from dark horse?
 
What about the post Ian Fleming books and the 1967 Casino Royale film along with Never Say Never Again?
 

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