Marvel Animated Universe (1990s) - Timelines

[selfishmisery]

Yes, two possible futures can co-exist in a Marvel Universe if there is an massive difference in time periods and a flux in the future events.

 

[BB10]

Yes, two possible futures can co-exist in a Marvel Universe if there is an massive difference in time periods and a flux in the future events.

Yes, like the two divergences at the end of time.
https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Earth-794282
https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Earth-761243

Also like how MCU's Sacred Timeline (which actually consists of multiple similiar timelines) converged into TRN870.

 

[BB10]

Bishop did say something in season 1 about him and baby Cable getting split up in the timeline due to the different time periods…but also Cable did refer to 121893 as "my timeline" towards the end of S1. So it seems like it was at that point but due to the future changing that Bastion time period was removed and its just full Apocalypse future.

Maybe Bishop was referring to their original separate timelines, of which both Bishop and Cable have memory of? I don't remember the exact dialogue you're talking about, so I don't know if this is the case.

 

[Mike_Castle]

Marvel Action Hour comic adaptations are Earth-94161

 

[myusernameyes]

Guess they noticed the work of that one wiki user who's a bit... Too obsessed with the MAH universe

 

[TK37564]

Marvel Action Hour comic adaptations are Earth-94161

The only comic adaptation of the 90s MAU to not have an official designation yet is the X-Men and Spiderman Adventure Universe although with the exception of 4 issues its set in the 6th cosmos. With Earth-730834 being Avengers United They Stand comics and Earth-7831 being Spider-Man Unlimited Vol.2 Comics. The Incredible Hulk and Silver Surfer cartoons never got their own comics tie in but they did have feature Stories in the Marvel Adventure Comics that where in continuity with X-Men and Spider-Man tie in comics.

 

[selfishmisery]

The only comic adaptation of the 90s MAU to not have an official designation yet is the X-Men and Spiderman Adventure Universe although with the exception of 4 issues its set in the 6th cosmos. With Earth-730834 being Avengers United They Stand comics and Earth-7831 being Spider-Man Unlimited Vol.2 Comics. The Incredible Hulk and Silver Surfer cartoons never got their own comics tie in but they did have feature Stories in the Marvel Adventure Comics that where in continuity with X-Men and Spider-Man tie in comics.

It had ONE, came with a VHS release with him vs Abomination.
https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/The_Incredible_Hulk:_Fox_Kids_Vol_1

 

[TK37564]

It had ONE, came with a VHS release with him vs Abomination.
https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/The_Incredible_Hulk:_Fox_Kids_Vol_1

Apparently the Marvel Wiki listed it as part of the Marvel Action Hour universe proper and not the comic adaptation version of the Universe. Also was not thinking about merchandise pack in comics only the ongoing titles.

 

[TK37564]

Hulk got 4 solo issue in the 1997 Marvel Adventure Comics and Silver Surfer got 2 solo issues plus a team up with Spider-Man.

 

[Mike_Castle]

The only comic adaptation of the 90s MAU to not have an official designation yet is the X-Men and Spiderman Adventure Universe although with the exception of 4 issues its set in the 6th cosmos. With Earth-730834 being Avengers United They Stand comics and Earth-7831 being Spider-Man Unlimited Vol.2 Comics. The Incredible Hulk and Silver Surfer cartoons never got their own comics tie in but they did have feature Stories in the Marvel Adventure Comics that where in continuity with X-Men and Spider-Man tie in comics.

These Silver Surfer comics cannot be in the same continuity as X-Men/Spider-Man Adventures due to Galactus' appearances.

 

[TK37564]

These Silver Surfer comics cannot be in the same continuity as X-Men/Spider-Man Adventures due to Galactus' appearances.

Silver Surfer issues are 3 of the 4 issues that cannot be in the 6th Cosmos. The Fourth is Spider-Man Adventures Issue 14 which has Spider-Man fighting Doc Oct at a Marvel Theme Park which has a Galactus food stand. Spider-Man Adventure 14 was published about a year before the last issue of Adventure of the X-Men which has the creation of Galactus and the 7th Cosmos.

 

[Mike_Castle]

The Galactus food stand is a very minor thing that can be explained away as a retcon and ignored, but this won't work with the Silver Surfer stories.

 

[myusernameyes]

Omnimax Goodies

 

[TK37564]

The Galactus food stand is a very minor thing that can be explained away as a retcon and ignored, but this won't work with the Silver Surfer stories.

Silver Surfer was included in the Marvel Adventure run to build up hype for his stand alone cartoon that started airing a couple months after the issue publication and end just a few days after his last appearance in the series. Marvel Adventure Comic ends with a tie in to the cancelled Captain America Animated Series.

 

[myusernameyes]

Well, considering the Defenders: Beyond mini centered on the aforementioned team traveling through the cosmoses... Why can't this be some sort of Surfer variant who decided to stay in the sixth cosmos?

 

[TK37564]

Well, considering the Defenders: Beyond mini centered on the aforementioned team traveling through the cosmoses... Why can't this be some sort of Surfer variant who decided to stay in the sixth cosmos?

Galactus is in both his stand alone stories but the Spidey Team up story he just a cosmic hero that is teaming up with Spidey.

 

[BB10]

Silver Surfer was included in the Marvel Adventure run to build up hype for his stand alone cartoon that started airing a couple months after the issue publication and end just a few days after his last appearance in the series. Marvel Adventure Comic ends with a tie in to the cancelled Captain America Animated Series.

If Silver Surfer comics tie in to his cartoon, maybe they are the same universe as that?

 

[selfishmisery]

What Silver Surfer comics?

The original comic ones that told the origin of Galactus in the 6th Cosmos or some really obscure ones regarding the cartoon which is from a destroyed timeline via how that show ends?

 

[myusernameyes]

Marvel Adventures #10 and #16

 

[TK37564]

If Silver Surfer comics tie in to his cartoon, maybe they are the same universe as that?

The last page the adventures of the X-Men comics final issue is a recreation of the first page of X-Men #1 so the 3 Silver Surfers stories could be set after that in the 7th Cosmos

 

[TK37564]

For the Tie in comics All 3 volumes of X-Men Adventures(41 issues total) , Issues #1-13 of Spider-Man Adventures, Issues #1-7 of Marvel Action Hour Featuring Iron Man, Marvel Action Hour Featuring Fantastic Four (8 Issues), Incredible Hulk Series Premier VHS Mini Comic One shot and Spider-Man Unlimited Volume 2 Issues # ½-2 are episodes adaptions. They are adapted from X-Men TAS season 1-3, Spider-Man TAS Season 1, Iron Man season 1, Fantastic Four Season 1 Episode 1-4, The Incredible Hulk Season 1 Episode 1-2, and Spider-Man Unlimited Episode 1-3.

 

[TK37564]

Spider-Man Adventures Issues #14-15, Adventures of Spider-Man(12 issues), Adventure of X-Men(12 issues), Spider-Man Magazine(21 total issues), Marvel Action Hour Featuring Iron Man Issue #8, Marvel Adventures(18 issues), Spider-Man Unlimited Volume 2 Issues #3-5, and Avengers United They Stand(7 Issues) are all original stories. On the Avengers United they stand tie in comics Issues 1 and 2 take place before the series start, Issue 3 is just after the first 2 episodes with a brief recap of the show premier, and Issue 7 included the Toy pack in comic as a bonus in the final issue.

 

[woodlark_289]

9 episodes, starts july 1

 

[woodlark_289]

https://ew.com/x-men-97-season-2-tr...eed)&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter

season 4 in development

 

[woodlark_289]

https://whatsondisneyplus.com/whats-coming-to-disney-in-july-2026-us/

3 episode premiere july 1, then weekly until august 12 (unless they drop the last 2 together on aug 5)

 

[selfishmisery]

It's cut off but the finale is titled: "Survival of the Fittest"

Spoiler: Me being dumb

"Survival of the FITTEST, Leon-AAAARDDD"

 

[selfishmisery]

Also, the "Latest posts" banner on the top right is screwed up.

@Blackbeard

 

[myusernameyes]

haha get it cuz the last show had an episode called weapon x lies and videotape because yknow videotapes are no longer in fashion haha yknow like it's no longer the 90s anymore dawgggggg get with the times old timer

 

[myusernameyes]

i'm honestly surprised they even remember those episodes because starting with season 3 episodes began being produced on a much lower budget and i thought they'd just deem those partially non-canon because of how poorly done they were
and they already kinda did with how the designs of some characters that debuted after that point are different

 

[Pro Bot]

They consider the entire show canon... it'd be weird if they didn't.