Slasherverse - Timeline

[stphylcccs]

1300 - Army of Darkness: Forever #12, "????"

This comic released a year and a half ago, you can name it now

 

[Pro Bot]

Yeah, probably should.

 

[iceman109]

2009: Diary of the Dead
2009: Night of the Living Dead
2009: Survival of the Dead
2009-2010: Dawn of the Dead
2010: Day of the Dead
2012: Land of the Dead

What do you guys think?

 

[stphylcccs]

2009: Diary of the Dead
2009: Night of the Living Dead
2009: Survival of the Dead
2009-2010: Dawn of the Dead
2010: Day of the Dead
2012: Land of the Dead

What do you guys think?

I haven't seen them myself, but if they keep bumping up the year the apocalypse started I'd use Year 1, Year 2, etc to date it

 

[Pro Bot]

I would love a timeline of the "-of the Dead" series. Even better if an objective present day can be found, but obviously that's complicated.

 

[iceman109]

My philosophy for the timeline is that when everytime a Living Dead movie is released, the year of the apocalypse gets bumped up

 

[Pro Bot]

Makes sense. Past technology can exist in present day but present day technology can't in the past... unless it's Gotham or something.

 

[stphylcccs]

Soooo... floating timeline?

 

[Pro Bot]

Sort of, but probably without assuming that the events looked visually different if it can be helped.

 

[iceman109]

When Twilight of the Dead is released, it’s going to movie it up to the late 2020s

 

[stphylcccs]

I've done some research into Army of Darkness: Forever, though I can't find a cohesive plot online anywhere. I see that it shows both the Director's Cut and Theatrical release endings as canon, but how is... up in the air. The only actually good plot summaries I got were from Gemini forcing its way to the top result, though obviously I'm not gonna take that as fact when I couldn't find any other information and how much AI will just make up stuff if it can't find an answer. What exactly is the general narrative of that series?

 

[Pro Bot]

I've done some research into Army of Darkness: Forever, though I can't find a cohesive plot online anywhere. I see that it shows both the Director's Cut and Theatrical release endings as canon, but how is... up in the air. The only actually good plot summaries I got were from Gemini forcing its way to the top result, though obviously I'm not gonna take that as fact when I couldn't find any other information and how much AI will just make up stuff if it can't find an answer. What exactly is the general narrative of that series?

Basically, theatrical cut Ash is Evil Ash and director's cut Ash is normal Ash. Also, the theatrical ending is moved to 1993 or so.

 

[Pro Bot]

When Twilight of the Dead is released, it’s going to movie it up to the late 2020s

There's a prequel comic showing the origin of the zombie virus in the 1960s, to make things more complicated.

 

[iceman109]

There's a prequel comic showing the origin of the zombie virus in the 1960s, to make things more complicated.

What comic is that?

 

[iceman109]

There's a prequel comic showing the origin of the zombie virus in the 1960s, to make things more complicated.

Also do you have ideas on where to place the comics and books?

 

[Elly]

I remember around the time Army Of Darkness Forever was being released and the author said that it was canonical to the films and TV show I asked him on Twitter if it was also canon with the dynamite comics and he said "short answer yes, it will all fit together" so I guess it's official that the Film and Comic canons are the same. The ending of the comic showing us timeline glimpses of the AOD comics, AvED and ED Rise time periods also proves that on its own

 

[stphylcccs]

Basically, theatrical cut Ash is Evil Ash and director's cut Ash is normal Ash. Also, the theatrical ending is moved to 1993 or so.

I got that, so is it two separate timelines that converge at the end of the series, or does Evil Ash ride off into the distance on a horse after normal Ash travelled to the future? Also, wouldn't that put the theatrical before the comic series?

 

[Elly]

I got that, so is it two separate timelines that converge at the end of the series, or does Evil Ash ride off into the distance on a horse after normal Ash travelled to the future? Also, wouldn't that put the theatrical before the comic series?

Both endings happen in the same timeline

 

[Pro Bot]

What comic is that?

The Rise. There's another comic that canonizes vampires, XD.

 

[iceman109]

The Rise. There's another comic that canonizes vampires, XD.

I looked it up, that comic doesn’t even have the apocalypse with the original movie originally being a one time localized outbreak