Dallas Kinard
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I'm also getting really tired of crap like this:
News Flash: Daredevil's BEEN in the MCU since 2015.
News Flash: Daredevil's BEEN in the MCU since 2015.
Marvel Cinematic Universe - Timeline (Part 2)
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I think people take these comments the wrong way. Most of the time people say this they mean him now being used by Marvel Studios and interacting with their characters.
Dallas Kinard
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People believe what they believe. I wouldn't let it bother you either way.
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It only bothers me when people believe things that are literally proven to be untrue and aren't open to the idea they could be wrong. That bothers me.
I think that works both ways though which is why I hate the whole canon argument. If you believe it's canon, it shouldn't bother you what others think and Vice versa. I personally understand why both sides feel the way they do and people should just agree to disagree. Neither side is going to change their view on the argument.
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Sure. The problem is, what if someone said they believe 1994's Fantastic Four is canon to the MCU? Or heck, what if they think Star Wars is the MCU's past? It's a slippery slope.
Difference is those are obviously much harder to argue.
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My point is we can't just let people believe what they want to believe if it's literally untrue. The world can't function that way.
I don't think it's literally untrue and both sides have legit arguments but agree to disagree.
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We just had an entire episode proving that wrong. I'm done letting people think that. It is untrue, and it's VERY obvious Marvel considers those shows canon.
I saw nothing within the actual episode that confirmed it either way. I'm not saying the show isn't canon or that Marvel Studios doesn't see it that way, but I didn't see anything specific that would change peoples minds. Reusing the theme music is no different than them reusing the X-Men or Spider-Man themes. I'm not wanting to argue so I'll leave it at that.
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Cox's words are more important than Marvel's? Lmao
What a douche bag.
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You mean... when Cox said he has no idea? That he was speculating? When he said that he thinks that Marvel are doing a whole new thing?
Ah yes, an actor being undefinitive is more reliable than a very clear article by Marvel themselves.
Ah yes, an actor being undefinitive is more reliable than a very clear article by Marvel themselves.
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Is Marvel.com down? Or that's my own problem?
Just checked, it's working for myself.
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Fandoms are like this no matter what it is. I used to frequent a specific comic shop in Los Angeles when my main store didn't have a variant or attempting to find a GOOD copy of Amazing Spider-Man 800 or something like that. I enjoy chatting up the current storylines and seeing what other people think and where something might go. Anyway, during the Red Goblin storyline, I had to go there, and so I asked him his thoughts.
"Why do you even care about that? It's just a rip-off of (insert whatever story), as far as I'm concerned Marvel Comics ended with the death of Mar-Vell and everything since then has been nothing more than mainstream What If."
I looked it up since that was so long ago. 1982. A comic shop OWNER has been selling floppies for 40 years and has **** all over everything in that timeframe because to him, the comics began, ended, and consisted of whatever he felt like it did.
"Why do you even care about that? It's just a rip-off of (insert whatever story), as far as I'm concerned Marvel Comics ended with the death of Mar-Vell and everything since then has been nothing more than mainstream What If."
I looked it up since that was so long ago. 1982. A comic shop OWNER has been selling floppies for 40 years and has **** all over everything in that timeframe because to him, the comics began, ended, and consisted of whatever he felt like it did.
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For Werewolf by Night (was pretty good btw ngl) I looked up what the first full moon of October 2025 is and it came up with October 7th and if Jack said that there is still 5 days until then. Then we can assume it takes place for the majority of the runtime on October 2nd 2025 which fits well but I'm not sure how that affects the Ms.Marvel s01 duration i know it definitely begins 2 or more weeks after high school started which happened in Early September 2025 but does it continue into October or does it stop just before then
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Let's assume that Werewolf by Night starts on October 1-2nd (before and after midnight) 2025.
That could be right before the Ms. Marvel October placements.
Everyone has their own dumb ideas of what is ideal. I myself have plenty of headcanons for several continuities that I know people don't get down with.
With the MCU, it's getting to be so massive that I just don't have time to watch everything. I quit AOS after season 5, never watched Runaways or Eternals, and I think most of the D+ stuff is garbage. But while I personally ignore it, I don't go around ranting about how certain stuff is non-canon.
What I love about this forum/thread, is that it unbiasedly takes EVERYTHING Marvel puts out and makes it work. Which is hard work and I appreciate/applaud you all. But it still takes less mental gymnastics than trying to discredit the Marvel TV stuff, especially at this point.
I think that this works. While nothing specifically places it in October 2025 I think it's safe to assume we're all comfortable with that placement. If the first full moon of October is the 7th (ironically the release date as well) then the 1st-2nd I think works well for the placement
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Nothing places it in any month or year. All we have is that Disney+ places it as the latest thing on the timeline.
I think putting it exactly on Halloween is a little on the nose without more specific evidence. Although I narrowed down my Ms. Marvel timeline going by days of the week and how much time had passed, settling on it beginning September 9th and ending October 13th (mainly to have it be as late as possible in the month when we see the September calendar to account for the colder weather seen throughout the show). So, I do feel like a late October date works better when considering Disney +'s placement.
I actually like this and may use it as my personal placement unless something else happens. It's fits with what's stated in the special about the full moon coming up and c'mon like that's too perfect a placement to not do. A Halloween Special that actually lines up with taking place on Halloween night in the timeline?
To me, it feels like 50s or 60s due to being black and white. Why does it have to be "now"?
It was in black and white as a stylistic choice given the genre and homage to older monster movies. The Disney+ placement shows that it's "present day". If it was the past, I'm sure that would have been confirmed and reflected.
