Millarworld - Timeline

[Pro Bot]

Kick-Ass is done by Vaughn though, so I suspect, with the new Kick-Ass spin-off films, it will likely connect. Complete speculation.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

OTHER MEDIA:

Spoiler: Jupiter's Legacy

Timeline:
WIP

Viewing Order:
Jupiter's Legacy
Super Crooks

Spoiler: Kick-Ass

Timeline:
WIP

Viewing Order:
Kick-Ass
Kick-Ass 2
School Fight* (2024)
The Stuntman* (202?)
"Vram"* (????)

Spoiler: The Chosen One

Timeline:
WIP

Viewing Order:
The Chosen One

Spoiler: Wanted

Timeline:
WIP

Viewing/Playing Order:
Wanted
Wanted: Weapons of Fate

Added to the other adaptations section.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Actually, seeing as @Pro Bot brought the idea up, moved the other adaptations into the same post as the Vaughn-Verse and using the old post for a hypothetical movie/TV adaptation universe involving Kingsman, Argylle, Archer, Kick-Ass, Wanted and The Chosen One. Stay tuned for more info.

 

[Pro Bot]

The Kick-Ass sequels have been given names now.

-Stuntnuts: The Movie
-Stuntnuts Does School Fight
-Stuntnuts Does Shiver

 

[Pro Bot]

Just realised that The Unfunnies comic technically exists in the main universe but with the creator of the in-universe comic escaping into the fictional world to avoid his execution... though notably a different in-universe fictional world to Jupiter's Legacy and Supercrooks. Still, an example of a fictional universe being another reality within a fictional universe.

 

[iceman109]

I thought Jupiters Legacy and Supercrooks was real though

 

[Pro Bot]

They're in-universe fiction based on lingering memories of the pre-1986 superheroes who were erased by the bad guys from Wanted.

 

[iceman109]

They're in-universe fiction based on lingering memories of the pre-1986 superheroes who were erased by the bad guys from Wanted.

Would Supercrooks and Jupiters Landing be in the same universe then?

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Just realised that The Unfunnies comic technically exists in the main universe but with the creator of the in-universe comic escaping into the fictional world to avoid his execution... though notably a different in-universe fictional world to Jupiter's Legacy and Supercrooks. Still, an example of a fictional universe being another reality within a fictional universe.

Yeah, I was planning on including that comic since IIRC, the creator of the in-universe comic is referenced or cameo's in one of the other series'.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

The Kick-Ass sequels have been given names now.

-Stuntnuts: The Movie
-Stuntnuts Does School Fight
-Stuntnuts Does Shiver

Will update ASAP

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Updated.

Speaking of, did we ever figure out when Archer takes place? Only cause I think someone should do a separate Timeline thread for the series, just in case the Sterling Archer that Eggsy meets is a variant.

 

[Rojinn]

https://de.humblebundle.com/books/m...le_index_2_c_millarworldcollection_bookbundle
Just throwing that in here ^^

 

[Rojinn]

Oh, is Vatican City set in the Millarworld?

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

https://de.humblebundle.com/books/m...le_index_2_c_millarworldcollection_bookbundle
Just throwing that in here ^^

I'll get round to continuing this timeline eventually. Just got other things going on that's taken my focus away.

 

[Mike_Castle]

The titles that are in-universe movies in the main Millarworld universe, namely Supercrooks and Jupiter's Legacy, take place on Earth-1220, according to the Appendix, and this reality also includes the in-universe Superior movies.

 

[selfishmisery]

The titles that are in-universe movies in the main Millarworld universe, namely Supercrooks and Jupiter's Legacy, take place on Earth-1220, according to the Appendix, and this reality also includes the in-universe Superior movies.

I saw that, and Warhammer 40K (yes, that whole franchise) is also now Earth-33452 in a concurrent reality number update.

Berserk, Akira, Alien/Predator, Beavis & Butthead, Alf, Ren & Stimpy, Heathcliff, Ghostbusters, and now Warhammer 40K.

 

[Mike_Castle]

I saw that, and Warhammer 40K (yes, that whole franchise) is also now Earth-33452 in a concurrent reality number update.

Berserk, Akira, Alien/Predator, Beavis & Butthead, Alf, Ren & Stimpy, Heathcliff, Ghostbusters, and now Warhammer 40K.

Also Lords of Avalon novel series (Earth-48345) and Bill & Ted (Earth-19243), but in the case of the latter, the reality only includes Marvel's comic book series and does not cover the films. More to come

 

[user 16960]

I saw that, and Warhammer 40K (yes, that whole franchise) is also now Earth-33452 in a concurrent reality number update.

Berserk, Akira, Alien/Predator, Beavis & Butthead, Alf, Ren & Stimpy, Heathcliff, Ghostbusters, and now Warhammer 40K.

Where and how do you find out about new multiverse number updates?

 

[Mike_Castle]

You can register on Fandom and add these lists to your watchlist. They are updated promptly every time a new number appears in the Appendix.
https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Multiverse/Universe_Listing

 

[barryh]

I saw that, and Warhammer 40K (yes, that whole franchise) is also now Earth-33452 in a concurrent reality number update.

Berserk, Akira, Alien/Predator, Beavis & Butthead, Alf, Ren & Stimpy, Heathcliff, Ghostbusters, and now Warhammer 40K.

Judge Dredd's been assigned Earth-050377.

 

[Mike_Castle]

It should be noted that it wasn't designated by the Appendix and comes from 2000 AD #2374. There, it was identified as Reality 05.03.77, and the Appendix adapted it to their format. But the Judge Dredd universe can technically be considered part of the Marvel Megaverse thanks to Baymax's cameo in one 2000 AD issue. That's the only Marvel Easter egg/reference in 2000 AD that I could find. I wouldn't be surprised if there are more.

However, Judge Dredd has at least three Marvel counterparts: Sleeze Brothers #5, ALF #35, Forbidden Planet ads.

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Judge Dredd's been assigned Earth-050377.

WAIT, WHAT?!

 

[user 16960]

What are some other non-marvel IPs that have gotten marvel comics that haven't gotten earth numbers yet?

 

[Mike_Castle]

Lots and lots, and even more if you count licensed titles from Marvel-acquired publishers like Malibu, Welsh Publishing Group and CrossGen. Halo, Star Wars, Star Trek, League of Legends, Snake Plissken, Ultraman, Hanna-Barbera, Blade Runner, Ender's Game, Slam Dunk, Evangelion, Darkman, Toxic Avenger, Dexter... And those are just the ones I quickly thought of. There are also branches of already numbered universes (Transformers, for example).

 

[iceman109]

Lots and lots, and even more if you count licensed titles from Marvel-acquired publishers like Malibu, Welsh Publishing Group and CrossGen. Halo, Star Wars, Star Trek, League of Legends, Snake Plissken, Ultraman, Hanna-Barbera, Blade Runner, Ender's Game, Slam Dunk, Evangelion, Darkman, Toxic Avenger, Dexter... And those are just the ones I quickly thought of. There are also branches of already numbered universes (Transformers, for example).

I can't find the Earth page for Judge Dredd

 

[Mike_Castle]

Marvel Database won't have an article about Judge Dredd Earth until there's a direct crossover or at least an Appendix profile on the Marvel-inspired character from 2000 AD. Judge Dredd Earth was included in the Appendix only because it was numbered in the 2000 AD issue, similar to how they previously listed DC Earths.
http://www.marvunapp.com/master/earthteaz.htm#numbered

 

[user 16960]

Lots and lots, and even more if you count licensed titles from Marvel-acquired publishers like Malibu, Welsh Publishing Group and CrossGen. Halo, Star Wars, Star Trek, League of Legends, Snake Plissken, Ultraman, Hanna-Barbera, Blade Runner, Ender's Game, Slam Dunk, Evangelion, Darkman, Toxic Avenger, Dexter... And those are just the ones I quickly thought of. There are also branches of already numbered universes (Transformers, for example).

Hannah Barbera would technically be the Thing cartoon earth wouldn't it? Because of the Fred and Barney Meet The Thing show? It's also DCs earth-1956 at the same time

 

[Mike_Castle]

Theoretically

 

[user 16960]

Blade Runner and possibly Snake Plissken would technically also be part of the AVP universe which is already numbered.

Would love to see Evangelion, Halo, Star Trek and League of Legends numbered at some point.

 

[selfishmisery]

Technically, Nickelodeon is part of the Marvel Multiverse via Ren & Stimpy.

And Fairly Odd Parents dealt with Multiverse stuff.