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Dawn of the Dead might not be connected. I assumed it was because of the Easter egg but Zack says they're separate. The zombie outbreak was worldwide in Dawn of the Dead while Army of the Dead suggests that the 2004 outbreak was just from Milwaukee. You might be able to fit it in though.

Death (from the second film) is taken from The Seventh Seal. The Staircase of Heaven (also from the second film) is taken from A Matter of Life and Death, with the main character from that film appearing as a statue next to it along with the director.

You know, I think a timeline of The Real Ghostbusters would be much harder. You'd have to deal with the original timeline that goes The Real Ghostbusters (including all pre-IDW tie-in media) then Extreme Ghostbusters (with IDW tie-in media), as well as the alternate version that doesn't lead to...

1. I'm disregarding statements that the shows and comics aren't canon for a moment because that would be really boring. Some of the later comics literally tie into the third film. Maybe they don't work, I don't know. I figure time travel allows for everything to count one way or another. 2. I...

I personally don't count that as it's sort of a stage play.

I do wonder if it's possible Casper's prequels are canon, and Casper just ended up on the ghost train sometime after the events with his dad mentioned in the past. I doubt it though. Also, huh, that's weird. Moving on... https://ghostbusters.fandom.com/wiki/Tobin%27s_Spirit_Guide...

I've heard that this universe is pretty good. I do like that they're adding original IPs into the same universe as their iterations of the Transformers and G.I. Joe franchises.

James Mangold (the director) has made explicit suggestions that it is set after X-Men: Days of Future Past. Also, we don't know if Deadpool & Wolverine prevented Logan from happening yet. Yeah, that I do somewhat agree with.

Yeah, I guess so.

Could be. I'd like him to be from the FF reality but it doesn't matter, Earth-838 would technically establish him as the Tony Stark of that reality (but technically not Tony either). Well, that'd make sense. I personally don't think that'll be stated although I do like the idea. I do wonder...

Ghostbusters wiki: ...what? How does that make sense? Surely a year and a half stated explicitly in the book is a more solid reference. Stating that the comic is one year after the movie is still technically accurate if it's set 18 months later because it hasn't been 2 years yet.

The title is fine, Sony do still call the universe Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel Characters/Sony's Universe of Marvel Characters, but it doesn't matter. Most places label it Sony's Spider-Man Universe so I will, even if it's not as accurate. The main point is that Spider-Noir is officially...

https://variety.com/2024/tv/news/nicolas-cage-spider-man-noir-live-action-series-amazon-1236001604/ Hm. Well, guess I'll list it until I won't then.

I do have one but it's missing a lot.

I don't think Deadpool 2 proves that, but The New Mutants certainly does.

A few days. Less than a week.

What did I do?

Hey, at least you own Kraven the Hunter. That's worth something.

I've got the blu-ray, I just haven't gotten down to doing it yet.