Alien vs. Predator - Timeline

I completely missed that Marvel Comics' Predator places Predators in 2010. No idea how that fits with Hunting Grounds, in which Isabelle spent a whole year on the planet being hunted and returned to Earth in 2025, and The Predator supposedly being set prior to that movie according to the director. Maybe time works differently on the Planet Reserve (time dilation)? Ugh, no thanks.

I could also just ignore that comic. It wasn't actually part of the story anyway.
 
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I completely missed that Marvel Comics' Predator places Predators in 2010. No idea how that fits with Hunting Grounds, in which Isabelle spent a whole year on the planet being hunted and returned to Earth in 2025, and The Predator supposedly being set prior to that movie according to the director. Maybe time works differently on the Planet Reserve (time dilation)? Ugh, no thanks.

I could also just ignore that comic. It wasn't actually part of the story anyway.
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Yeah, that "Timeline" for the Marvel Predator comic kinda bothered me when it came to Predators placement. In any case, I completely disregarded it when other entries suggest otherwise.
 
And... this is basically an Earth-94415 timeline...
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Aliens/Predator: Deadliest of the Species #5. Of course there has to be a Batman skull as well, which suggests that the DC crossovers are canon to the AVP Comic Universe and that Batman died. Not a fan, tbh.
 
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And... this is basically an Earth-94415 timeline...
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Aliens/Predator: Deadliest of the Species #5. Of course there has to be a Batman skull as well, which suggests that the DC crossovers are canon to the AVP Comic Universe and that Batman died. Not a fan, tbh.
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I bet the predatori killed Batman during his "the dark knight returns" phase, no way they killed him in his prime. For Wolverine or he cut Logan every time he regenerate or the predator killed him during his "old man Logan" phase.
Wait but Who Is the skull next to cyclops, seems Skeletor from Masters of the universe.
 
Well, we can only 100% confirm out of these easter eggs Wolverine is dead. We don't actually know the strength of this version of the character, so for all we know he could have been significantly weaker than his Earth-616 counterpart.

As for the rest, you can make technicalities. We don't know Bruce Wayne is dead, just someone wearing a Batman mask. Ok, but it's probably Batman and that makes me a little unhappy since we actually got plenty of stories with this iteration of the Dark Knight only for some shitty off-screen death. :rolleyes:
 
My head-canon/theory? It's Hawkeye. I don't have to add DC crossover comics and I don't really care about some random version of Hawkeye who hasn't actually appeared.

I wonder if the Marvel variant covers are canon now?
 
Well I Guess that all the Marvel/DC crossovers with alien and predator Will be adedd?
Looking at the bright side, there aren't Ester eggs about the crossover with RoboCop and Terminator, that would be a Nightmare.
 
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Well I Guess that all the Marvel/DC crossovers with alien and predator Will be adedd?
Looking at the bright side, there aren't Ester eggs about the crossover with RoboCop and Terminator, that would be a Nightmare.
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I don't know. I wonder if I can ask the writer or artist if that's supposed to be Batman on twitter or something.

I think that RoboCop/Terminator would fit into the RoboCop timeline without too many problems. I read somewhere that the tie-in website to RoboCop: Prime Directive referenced RoboCop taking down Cyberdyne or something along those lines. We can't confirm it though so it doesn't really matter.

I think I should do a nice, clean Terminator timeline redo that splits each "set of timelines" within a story into different sections. It would reduce the amount of repeating content.

I'd need, like, 20-30 comments to fit each timeline in anyway, lol.
 
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I don't know. I wonder if I can ask the writer or artist if that's supposed to be Batman on twitter or something.

I think that RoboCop/Terminator would fit into the RoboCop timeline without too many problems. I read somewhere that the tie-in website to RoboCop: Prime Directive referenced RoboCop taking down Cyberdyne or something along those lines. We can't confirm it though so it doesn't really matter.

I think I should do a nice, clean Terminator timeline redo that splits each "set of timelines" within a story into different sections. It would reduce the amount of repeating content.

I'd need, like, 20-30 comments to fit each timeline in anyway, lol.
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I was talking about their crossover with alien and predator, but anyway I saw a Little teaser about a RoboCop timeline in that message
 
Oh, I'm not working on a RoboCop timeline, haha.

The AVPVT timeline is quite easy.

1984 - The Terminator
1987 - Predator
1995 - Terminator 2: Judgment Day
1997 - Predator 2
1997 - Judgment Day occurs
2029 - Judgment Day scenes
2122 - Alien
2179 - Aliens
2179 - Alien³
2381 - Alien: Resurrection
2381 - Aliens versus Predator versus The Terminator #1-4
 
I'm assuming Space-Time/Time Dilation nonsense to explain how Isabelle found herself on Earth 15 years after Predators occurs, and I guess Shane Black's timeline of Predators being post-2018 is just wrong.
 
You know, maybe I should split this into two timelines.
Earth-94415 - Dark Horse Expanded Universe
-1988-2013 comics (+Predator: Hunters I-III)
-No Prometheus, Alien: Covenant or Prey

AVP Marvel Canon Universe
-2014-2023 comics
-Prometheus, Alien: Covenant and Prey included

I think that'd fix a few inconsistencies and 1918 would still be "canon" to something at least.
 
If We count It as a retcon It could work?

P.S. I will miss the older timeline, one of the earliest I saw on this site.
 
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It's not just that. Different Engineers/Space Jockey origins/appearances, Earth being completely normal in Marvel's Alien comics following a planet-wide Xenomorph takeover in the Dark Horse Universe, Marvel contradicting the aftermath of Hadley's Hope portrayed in Aliens: Colonial Marines, a franchise consultant says that pre-2014 Alien comics aren't canon, stuff like that.
 
Predator Vol. 2 suggests that humans are put into status for the Game Reserve Planet, so it stands within reason that Isabelle could have been in status while travelling back perhaps? Hmm...

Also, comic claims OWLF/Stargazer encountered the Yautja three times. 1987, 1997 and 2018.
 
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