Marvel Cinematic Universe - Timeline (Part 5)

[ScottishRyzo]

I know there are no timestamps yet, but what is the F4 timeline looking like. I see the placements but I'm not sure what specific events they're referring to

 

[eloesch289]

I know there are no timestamps yet, but what is the F4 timeline looking like. I see the placements but I'm not sure what specific events they're referring to

from @Regsta:

Spoiler: ff

July 1960 - F4 get their powers.

August 8, 1960 - F4 fight Mole Man.

March 1964 - Sue discover she is pregnant.

July 1964 - F4 celebrating 4 years in the talk show. Ben and Johnny discover Sue's pregnancy. Post-Credits scene (F4 cartoon).

October 31, 1964 - Reed/Johnny test the bridge with egg. Reed/Sue ultrasound. Thing in Yancy Street. Shalla-Bal/Silver Surfer shows up in Times Square.

November 1, 1964 - F4 discuss about Galactus. Reed shows new space suits to Johnny. Reed/Ben talk. Reed/Sue talk. F4 press conference.

November 2, 1964 - F4 meet Galactus. Silver Surfer chases F4. Franklin Richards is born.

December 2, 1964 - F4 return to Earth. Silver Surfer returns to Galactus. F4 press conference return.

December 1964 - Sue's speech. Reed's start his plan to build the bridges around world. F4 active the bridges. Surfer destroy the bridges. Johnny talks to Shalla-Bal. New plan. Mole Man agree to help. People go to Subterranea. Galactus arrived. Sue's sacrifice. Surfer sacrifice. Galactus get defeated. Franklin resurrect Sue.

July 1965 - 5 years celebration of F4/Epilogue.

July 1969 - Mid-Credits scene (Dr. Doom).

 

[selfishmisery]

i think people are getting that from this:

The Future Foundation Authorize a Comic Book Dramatization of the Fantastic Four's First Adventure

Superstar creators Matt Fraction and Mark Buckingham have been tasked by the Future Foundation to bring the Fantastic Four's incredible origin to the comic page in 'Fantastic Four: First Steps' #1, a new Marvel comic book coming this July!

www.marvel.com

In the comic itself I saw zero mention of the month July.

 

[eloesch289]

In the comic itself I saw zero mention of the month July.

yes but people are taking that specific article on marvel.com to also be in-universe (a bit of a stretch if you ask me); technically i dont think its specifically stated how much time the team spends in quarantine between first getting their powers and when they stop giganto on 8/8/60

 

[styphlcccs]

yes but people are taking that specific article on marvel.com to also be in-universe (a bit of a stretch if you ask me); technically i dont think its specifically stated how much time the team spends in quarantine between first getting their powers and when they stop giganto on 8/8/60

Which article is this?

 

[eloesch289]

Which article is this?

The Future Foundation Authorize a Comic Book Dramatization of the Fantastic Four's First Adventure

Superstar creators Matt Fraction and Mark Buckingham have been tasked by the Future Foundation to bring the Fantastic Four's incredible origin to the comic page in 'Fantastic Four: First Steps' #1, a new Marvel comic book coming this July!

www.marvel.com

This July, […] The issue will hit stands just in time for the fourth anniversary of the Fantastic Four's public debut to our world, part of a milestone celebration that's shaping up to be the talk of the summer season!

even with this, it only states it would be 4 years after their first public appearance, which as i said we know happens on 8/8/60

 

[styphlcccs]

Why would that be an in-universe article???

 

[eloesch289]

Why would that be an in-universe article???

i agree honestly lol it doesnt make much sense to me

 

[selfishmisery]

yes but people are taking that specific article on marvel.com to also be in-universe (a bit of a stretch if you ask me); technically i dont think its specifically stated how much time the team spends in quarantine between first getting their powers and when they stop giganto on 8/8/60

Nope. That's not proof.

That's like The Boys' Vought tweets that don't line up with that show's timeline.

It's not confirmed as July. Objectively.

 

[Kulurak]

But for that March 1964 date for Reed x Sue pregnancy conversation, we also dont have any "hard" evidence as well (month), right?

Also in second post of thread (viewing order one) is link to excel by filetmignon, the file was deleted, link is not working, so we should remove it, as it is now working.

 

[selfishmisery]

But for that March 1964 date for Reed x Sue pregnancy conversation, we also dont have any "hard" evidence as well (month), right?

O' contrare. The evidence is in the timespan of Sue's pregnancy.
July is far too late for a pregnancy test if Franklin was due by November/December.