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@freshmaker Ahh gotcha, I thought they fit much into the category of the WHIH clips (which seem to be promotional as well). They seem less "official" than the one-shots like "Item 47" but seem on the same level of the WHIH videos. But thanks for the clarification!

I was referring to @freshmaker 's timeline on p15 of this thread. I see that the DIrishB timeline does have it but freshmaker does not. So I was asking if there was some discrepancy on canonicity of these videos.

@freshmaker Was there ever an official word on whether the stark expo videos were official canon or not? I noticed IrishDB has it on his timeline but you don't have them on yours.

I was just going off of what SexySnorlax said.

I think there is no question that security measures is not canon being a Wal-mart exclusive and all. My concern was about Fast Friends and Fury Files. But with the Iron Man Guide that is out now and only lists I am Iron Man and the movie, it is pretty damning evidence that Fast Friends is also...

It was collected in a trade paperback with other canon material before the A became a thing too: http://www.amazon.com/dp/0785145583/?tag=tcbcom-20 But I get since most of that material was repackaged in the road to the avengers except the IM/Hulk/Fury, that you might assume it is not canon...

Hahaha, fair enough. I guess, to me, it is a reasonable jump that Marvel and Marvel Studios play nice and coordinate with each other. This isn't true between Marvel Studios and SONY, since they are competitors but I guess there is just enough non-confirmation for you to make the argument to...

I have looked through the first 60 pages or so and can not find it. The first mention was on page 7 by Captain France. I have found all of his tweets for all of these except for this one comic, I'm wondering if it got bundled with the rest without verification?

I was just looking for a source confirming or denying. It has been said in this thread that nothing is discluded until confirmed. Spider-man isn't by Marvel studios.... which is a reason. I'm just looking for a reason more "because that is the way it is". The A logo reason doesn't hold water...

These would be those which came out before the A logo became a thing. They were published individually and then published again together as Iron Man/Hulk/Fury (again before the A logo became a thing). And I cannot find where Corona-Pilgrim confirmed this. I have read every tweet he has ever...

These sources seems to point to Iron Man/Hulk/Fury being canon or being canon at one time and then retconned. http://www.newsarama.com/1432-hulk-fury-files-online-comic-books-the-movies-meet.html http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=18067 Does anyone have a definitive source for...

Do you have that response handy at all? If not, that is fine, I'll take your word for it. I would just like the source so that if anyone else has a question I can point them to something that says so. Well at least there aren't too many repeat on the questions so it isn't annoying yet (I...

Ah, I see where he confirms certain comics. He doesn't explicitly rule out Fast Friends, Fury Files, or Spies Like Us but more or less does so by omission...

Well the infinite comics are also canon but don't have the stamp. And three of the four that I listed have not been published since the advent of the stamp so they were pre-stamp. So I was just seeing if there was a source for excluding them from canon as I have yet to find one.

Can any one link me the source to telling whether the following are or aren't canon? Iron Man: Fast Friends The Incredible Hulk: The Fury Files Nick Fury: Spies Like Us Iron Man: The Coming of the Melter

The Chase has been verified as not canon: https://twitter.com/brynfrombryn/status/521950353806618624 EDIT: Looks like someone beat me to the punch before I could make a profile