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Making my way through the timeline torrent. Very well done i must say. However i did have a question. Why did you omit the scene with young loki and thor?
 
The fan edit is AMAZING!!!! I have not watched it all just yet, but I have skimmed through all 5 parts and the way everything is put together including the addition of extra scenes, like Bruce's suicide attempt, is very well done. I am putting them on DVDs now and will watch it all in a few days I am sure. I thought each part did a very good job of having a beginning middle and end. Nothing seemed out of place and each part could stand alone as its own movie. The way part 2 transitioned from the end of Iron Man 1 to the beginning of Iron Man 2 was very cool! Also the end credits was done very good as well! Again, great work, and thanks for this!!!
 
I really appreciate all of the compliments, but people like DIrishB, Andrew Norfolk and Rich Drees deserve a lot of the credit as they did a lot of the heavy lifting research wise. But I'm glad people are enjoying it.

To answer your question JBeard, I omitted the young Thor and Loki scene because it was this weird circumstance where like a 1000 years pass between two lines of dialogue. The entirety of Captain America happens between the Frost Giants attacking Norway and Odin having this conversation with his kids. It just didn't fit in flow-wise after Cap's 'death', so I had the choice to either not have it in there or leave it after Odin explains what Asgard is. Which kinda screws with the whole chronological thing, which was the whole point of the fan-edit.
 
I really appreciate all of the compliments, but people like DIrishB, Andrew Norfolk and Rich Drees deserve a lot of the credit as they did a lot of the heavy lifting research wise. But I'm glad people are enjoying it.

To answer your question JBeard, I omitted the young Thor and Loki scene because it was this weird circumstance where like a 1000 years pass between two lines of dialogue. The entirety of Captain America happens between the Frost Giants attacking Norway and Odin having this conversation with his kids. It just didn't fit in flow-wise after Cap's 'death', so I had the choice to either not have it in there or leave it after Odin explains what Asgard is. Which kinda screws with the whole chronological thing, which was the whole point of the fan-edit.
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Actually, the scene would take place before Captain America. Thor and Loki are thousands of years old. They would have to be for the vikings to have worshipped them. It would make no sense to have the scene after Captain America and would have made more sense to have it straight after. Think about it, Thor was worshipped by the vikings all that time a go. He had to have been grown by then. Like Odin, Loki and Thor are much older than they look. And i mean much older.
 
Wow, you're right JBeard, it makes total sense too, cause Odin stole Loki at that battle. I'll admit when I'm wrong, guess I thought TOO hard about it in some spots.
 
So it's wrong!!? Gah! Ruined forever!

(best read in the Comic Book Guy's voice)
 
I just bought all the films on Blu-Ray which means I can finally download the torrent and have it be legal! :D I'm gonna watch it AFTER I see The Avengers though because I'm going to the AMC thing and want to have not just seen everything.
 
Hey I didn't know you've done a timeline for the MCU too!
I'm doing a timeline too but only with the MCU Canon, but not the Inspired and Film Agnostic ones.

I have news for you, I've twitted Fred Van Lente and Will Corona Pilgrim about the comics:

MCU Canon:
Iron Man: I Am Iron Man
Iron Man 2: Public Identity
Iron Man 2: Agents of SHIELD
Captain America - The First Avenger: First Vengeance
The Avengers - Prelude: Fury's Big Week (a correction was made for the tpb with the date '1943' changed to '1945', the story is really a week long)
The Avengers - Prelude: Black Widow Strikes

Inspired Canon:
The Incredible Hulk: The Fury Files
Iron Man: Fast Friends
Nick Fury: Spies Like Us
Iron Man: Security Measures (Wal-Mart exclusive)
The Incredible Hulk: Big Picture (Wal-Mart exclusive)
Iron Man (LG exclusive)
Iron Man 2: Fist of Iron (Audi exclusive)
Iron Man 2 (Target exclusive)
Iron Man 2 (Royal Purple exclusive)
Iron Man: Will Online Evils Prevail? (Norton exclusive)
Captain America: Evil Lurks Everywhere (Norton exclusive)
Thor (Burger King exclusive)
Captain America & Thor: Avengers
Captain America - The First Avenger vol1 11 (US Military exclusive)
Captain America - The First Avenger vol1 12 (US Military exclusive)
The Avengers - The Avengers Initiative

Film Agnostic Canon:
Iron Man (SEGA exclusive)
 
Captain France said:
Hey I didn't know you've done a timeline for the MCU too!
I'm doing a timeline too but only with the MCU Canon, but not the Inspired and Film Agnostic ones.

I have news for you, I've twitted Fred Van Lente and Will Corona Pilgrim about the comics:

MCU Canon:
Iron Man: I Am Iron Man
Iron Man 2: Public Identity
Iron Man 2: Agents of SHIELD
Captain America - The First Avenger: First Vengeance
The Avengers - Prelude: Fury's Big Week (a correction was made for the tpb with the date '1943' changed to '1945', the story is really a week long)
The Avengers - Prelude: Black Widow Strikes

Inspired Canon:
The Incredible Hulk: The Fury Files
Iron Man: Fast Friends
Nick Fury: Spies Like Us
Iron Man: Security Measures (Wal-Mart exclusive)
The Incredible Hulk: Big Picture (Wal-Mart exclusive)
Iron Man (LG exclusive)
Iron Man 2: Fist of Iron (Audi exclusive)
Iron Man 2 (Target exclusive)
Iron Man 2 (Royal Purple exclusive)
Iron Man: Will Online Evils Prevail? (Norton exclusive)
Captain America: Evil Lurks Everywhere (Norton exclusive)
Thor (Burger King exclusive)
Captain America & Thor: Avengers
Captain America - The First Avenger vol1 11 (US Military exclusive)
Captain America - The First Avenger vol1 12 (US Military exclusive)
The Avengers - The Avengers Initiative

Film Agnostic Canon:
Iron Man (SEGA exclusive)
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Whoa, someone's been doing their homework, ;)

Yeah, I'm going to be doing a major revision in the next few days to get rid of all the non-canon stuff (including the video games). I'll also be adding in the last four issues of Fury's Big Week and the Black Widow Strikes mini.

Glad they're fixing the 1943 date from Fury's Big Week...considering Cap first went to Europe as part of the USO show in Nov 1943, then rescued Bucky and the Howling Commandoes, then went after ALL of Red Skull's Hydra bases (6 I believe it was), Bucky dying, and the conclusion... it was hard to believe that all happened in less than two months (Nov - Dec 1943). Nice to know the exact year Cap "died" is 1945.

But yeah, I'll have this updated this weekend (in preparation for a flood of people looking up MCU timeline on Google after seeing the Avengers).
 
Ok, timeline is fully updated with all releases. Removed all the non-canon comics and the video games, so this is the complete, fully canon MCU timeline.

Will continue to update in the coming weeks for the Black Widow Strikes comics, and whenever Avengers comes out on DVD will break up the chapters per usual.

Also, a note on the dates:

Some people will notice I've placed Avengers in 2011... this is because the only explicitly stated date in any of the MCU movies has Iron Man taking place from February - May, 2008. Iron Man 2 is said to occur about 6 months later, and to coincide the Stark Expo (which is open for a year), January 2009 seems a logical placement. Thor and Incredible Hulk occur around the same time, overlapping all three films at various points. Captain America's body is found a year later according to the Avengers Prelude - Fury's Big Week comics, putting the bookend segments of CA - The First Avenger in 2010. The Avengers concretely places the events of IM2, Thor, and Incredible Hulk as a year previous (or a little more than a year as evidenced by Black Widow's comment to Banner of not Hulking out in "over a year" in Avengers), thereby concretely placing Avengers as taking place not long after Cap's body was discovered.

Let me know if you notice any holes in my logic.
 
DIrishB said:
Some people will notice I've placed Avengers in 2011... this is because the only explicitly stated date in any of the MCU movies has Iron Man taking place from February - May, 2008. Iron Man 2 is said to occur about 6 months later, and to coincide the Stark Expo (which is open for a year), January 2009 seems a logical placement. Thor and Incredible Hulk occur around the same time, overlapping all three films at various points. Captain America's body is found a year later according to the Avengers Prelude - Fury's Big Week comics, putting the bookend segments of CA - The First Avenger in 2010. The Avengers concretely places the events of IM2, Thor, and Incredible Hulk as a year previous (or a little more than a year as evidenced by Black Widow's comment to Banner of not Hulking out in "over a year" in Avengers), thereby concretely placing Avengers as taking place not long after Cap's body was discovered.

Let me know if you notice any holes in my logic.
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In my Day by Day timeline:
Iron Man takes place between 24 January 2008 (Apogee Award) to 25 May 2008 ("I am Iron Man")
Iron Man 2 takes place between 25 May 2008 ("I am Iron Man") to 29 May 2009 (Tony Stark is congratulated by the Senator Stern)
The Incredible Hulk takes place between 7 April 2009 (158 Days after last incident) to 2 July 2009 (Bruce can now control the Hulk)
Thor takes place between 965 (war between Jotuns and Asgardians) to 30 May 2009 (Loki falls in a blackhole)* (not yet finished, could change)
The Avengers takes place between 19 October 2010 (Loki arrives on Earth) to 22 October 2010 (Loki returns on Asgard)
 
Time elements seen in movies:

*The Incredible Hulk*
18 December 1969: Banner is born.
2006: Banner becomes Hulk for the first time.
27-28 May 2006: Incidents in Canada.
2006: US Army asks weapons from Stark Industries.
2 July 2006: Banner try to contact Betty.
2006: Nick Fury put Hulk in Code Red and ask to only watch him.
21 October 2006: last appearance of Hulk.
No sign of Hulk in 5 months.
158 Days after the last incident: Banner is in Bresil.
190 Days after the last incident: Banner becomes Hulk in Bresil against Blonsky.
1 Day after the last incident: Banner wakes up in Guatemala.
17 Days after last incident: Banner arrives at the Culver University.
31 Days after the Harlem's incident: Banner controls Hulk.

*Iron Man*
July 1981: picture with Bill Gates.
Friday 17 December 1991: Howard and Maria Stark die.
16 January 2008: cover of Wired.
2 Days before the kidnapping: Apogee Award of Tony Stark.
One week to create the mini ARC reactor.
During 3 months, Tony is prisoner of the 10 Rings.
4 May 2008: Stark Industries falls at the Stock Exchange.
11th day of test: Tony tests the jet-boots.
24 Mai 2008: Tony has given rendez-vous to Agent Coulson this day at Stark Industries.

*Iron Man 2*
1963: Anton Vanko goes to the USA and meets with Howard Stark.
1967: Anton Vanko is revealed to be a spy and leave the USA.
15 September 1973: video of Howard Stark.
1974: last Stark Expo of Howard Stark.
17 December 2008: cover of Times Magazine - Person of the Year.
6 Months after Ivan Vanko finishes his ARC reactor: first Stark Expo by Tony Stark.
24 May 2009: Grand Prix Historique de Monaco.

*Thor*
965: war on Earth between Jotuns and Asgardians.

*The Avengers*
4 May to 21 October: Mesopotamian Exposition at Stuttgart.
 
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Thanks for that info, Captain France. I'll include that with the next update. Only problem is the dating from Incredible Hulk. As you mentioned and shown in the film, there's a letter dates October 21, 2006 about Hulk not being seen in five months, and later in the factory Bruce's boss mentions he's been working there 5 months. Obviously it would seem to imply it was now March or April of 2007 that the movie begins.

However with Iron Man 2, Thor, and the Incredible Hulk movies overlapping and Iron Man 2 almost concretely set in 2009, the 2007 dating for IH no longer applies. The overlapping timeline of those 3 movies was more nailed down by the Avengers Prelude - "Fury's Big Week" series. You obviously noted this in your version and set it April to May 2009. I'll adjust a few things with this info. Nicely done!
 
Of course, to reconcile the IH dates, I just assume that Bruce still Hulked out, but hadn't for almost 6 months (158 days) but when he did, I just assume he was able to do it in the jungle and get away from population centers on the rare occasion it did happen (thus staying off Ross' and SHEILD's radars) between May, 2006 (5 months before last sighting according to the letter) and October 2008 (158+ days since his last Hulk incident--probably in the jungle), thereby making sense of the 2009 placement/retcon.
 
I have the anwser for this but all my timeline is in french..

Here all the part of the Incredible Hulk I traduce for you, to understand (sorry for some bad translations in French to English, hope you understand!):

18 December 1969
Bruce Banner is born.

Beginning of 2006
On General Ross' command at the Culver University, in Virginia, doctors Elizabeth Ross and Bruce Banner work on a project to recreate the Super Soldier Serum with the help of Gamma rays. The experiment turns Bruce Banner into the Hulk. The Hulk makes chaos and hurt his girlfriend Betty Ross.

Next day, Bruce Banner tries to see Betty at the hospital, but his father the General Ross forbids all contact and says to Banner that he is now the property of US Army. Bruce Banner flees to Canada.

27-28 May 2006
Incidents in Canada.

Middle of 2006
General Ross asks Stark Industries to create weapons for him. The SHIELD begins to watch the General Ross.

2 July 2006
Bruce Banner tries to contact Betty Ross. The General Ross, who's watch his daughter, intercepts the call and try to catch Banner, but Bruce has already flees.

Middle of 2006
Nick Fury puts the Hulk on Code Red and gives order to only watch Banner, not to try to attack him. SHIELD watches doctor Elizabeth Ross, Doctor Leonard Samson, and student Rick Jones.

21 October 2006
Incidents caused by the Hulk.

March 2007
General Ross has no more signs of Banner since 5 months.

31 October 2008
Incidents caused by the Hulk (his suicide).

7 April 2009
Bruce Banner, after 158 days without incident, lives now at Porto Verde, in Brasil, where he tries to find a cure with meditation.

8 April 2009
Bruce Banner chats with doctor Samuel Sterns, Gamma radiations specialist. This last wants a blood sample.

8 May 2009
General Ross finds Bruce Banner because an incident of a juice bottle. Emil Blonksy is engaged by General Ross to catch Bruce Banner.

9 May 2009
190 days after the last incident, Samuel Sterns arrives to reduce the Gamma in the blood of Banner but wants more datas about the experiment that transformed Banner. General Ross and Blonsky attacks Banner who transforms into the Hulk and flees.

10 May 2009
Bruce Banner wakes up in Guatemala and goes to Chiapas in Mexico. Emil Blonsky wants to participate to other missions against Banner.

11 May 2009
Bruce Banner, after buying some clothes, goes to Virginia.

12 May 2009
General Ross talks to Blonsky about the Super Soldier Serum. Blonsky says he is 39.

26 May 2009
Bruce Banner arrives to Culver University and sees his girlfriend with Leonard Samson. Banner finds a place and a job to Stanley's pizzeria.

27 May 2009
Bruce Banner finds the datas are no more in the Biological Labs of the Culver University. Banner is taken in by Betty, who says she has the datas and that she doesn't have contact anymore since 2 years with his father. Bruce Banner explains to Betty the General Ross' goal to create an army duplicating his blood. Leonard Samson calls the General, saying Banner is back. General Ross re-open the Weapon Plus program, using the doctor Reinstein's serum (aka doctor Erskin) on Emil Blonsky who's volunteer.

28 May 2009
At the Culver University, Bruce Banner eats the USB key with the datas before becoming the Hulk. The Hulk fights the army and Blonsky, and flees with Betty. General Ross takes all Betty's belongings. The Hulk and Betty find a cave for the night.

29 May 2009
Bruce Banner and Betty Ross go to a motel. Banner takes out the USB key. Emil Blonsky, who's healing quickly, wants to return to the front.

30 May 2009
General Ross uses the SHIELD watching system to find Bruce Banner. Banner contacts Samuel Sterns to meet. General Ross finds Samuel Sterns at the Graybrun College. Emil Blonsky takes a second injection.

1st June 2009
Bruce Banner tries to erase the Hulk of his system, thanks to Samuel Sterns. Bruce Banner and Betty Ross are captured by the General Ross. Emil Blonsky becomes the Abomination and destroys Harlem. The Hulk win against the Abomination in front of Harlem people. The Hulk flees.

2 June 2009
Betty Ross watches the horizon, her camera has no more energy.

3 June 2009
Tony Stark, as SHIELD consultant, finds the General Ross in a bar and ask if he needs a hand. (see Marvel One-Shot: The Consultant to see what happens just after)

2 July 2009
31 days after last incident, Bruce Banner lives now at Bella Coola, in Britanic Columbia. Banner finds how to control the Hulk.

20 October 2010
Bruce Banner says to Black Widow that it's been more than a year now that there was no Hulk incident... (see The Avengers for the next!)
 
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Full update done. Re-arranged the Iron Man 2, Thor, and Incredible Hulk overlaps a bit to make more sense in light of the "Fury's Big Week" prequel comic outlining the order of events between those three movies.

Also added more specific dates for Iron Man 1 and 2, Incredible Hulk, Thor, etc. Special thanks for Captain France for providing the info necessary.

On that note, I did have one minor disagreement over the dating for Incredible Hulk. Its established almost immediately that 158 days have passed since Bruce last turned into the Hulk...then later in the factory in Brasil, when Bruce is being chased by Blonsky and the other soldiers, in addition to the 4 co-workers who are accosting him, when Bruce changes, if you pause and slowly creep the frames forward, you can see the numbers beginning at 166, placing this event 8 days after the opening of the movie.

Also, there's no way to be sure when the Award ceremony from the end of Iron Man 2 occurs in relation to the meeting between Fury and Tony...it could be the next day, a few days, a few weeks even. For simplicity's sake I've placed it a day later. This is also the case with Erik Selvig meeting Fury from the secret scene from Thor.

Anyway, there's some minor tightening up to be done, I'm sure, but overall this is the complete MCU timeline to date.

I'll update for The Black Widow Strikes and The Avengers DVD release (to break it up into chapters) as they're released.
 
Oh there's nothing when Banner is changing in the factory in my version of the movie.
Numbers are appearing when Banner wakes up in Guatemala, and frames by frames, the first numbers are:

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and the numbers go to 1 day without incident, which means the 190 days were yesterday.

I will post later this day, the timeline of Iron Man, and if I can Iron Man 2.
 
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Iron Man 1 & 2 timeline:

1963
Anton Vanko refugies him in USA and becomes the associate of Howard Stark to build the ARC reactor.

1967
Anton Vanko is accused of spy to have tempted to sell the ARC reactor's plans. He is expatriated of the USA and returns to URSS.
As he couldn't build a new ARC reactor without Howard Stark, the Soviets send Anton Vanko in Siberia.
He will live here for 20 years.

26 May 1970
Tony Stark is born.

70's
Ivan Vanko goes to prison for selling plutonium to Pakistan. He will be in prison for 15 years.

15 September 1973
Howard Stark reveals in a video that he can't finish the ARC reactor because of a limited technology in his time.
He asks Tony to find a way to finish it and leaves the 1974 Stark Expo's model to help him.

1974
Last Stark Expo of Howard Stark.
Tony Stark makes his first printed circuit board at 4.

1976
Tony Stark makes his first motorised vehicule at 6 and does the cover of Popular Mechanics.

July 1981
Tony Stark and Bill Gates make MS-DOS.

June 1987
Tony Stark makes Dum-E, his robot-assistant, and has his MIT at 17.
Tony Stark does the cover of MIT Technology Review.

17 December 1991
Howard and Maria Stark die in a car accident.
Obadiah Stane takes the head of Stark Industries.

Beginning of 1992
Tony Stark becomes the CEO of Stark Industries at 21 et does the cover of Forbes.

16 January 2008
Tony Stark does the cover of Wired.

24 January 2008
Apogee Award of Tony Stark at the Caesar Palace, Las Vegas.

25 January 2008
Pepper Potts' birthday.
Tony Stark and James Rhodes go to Afghanistan to present the Jericho missile.

26 January 2008
Tony Stark is taken by the 10 Rings.
Doctor Yinsen puts a batterie to protect Tony Stark's heart from shrapnels.
10 Rings ask more money to Obadiah Stane.

27 January to 2 February 2008
Tony Stark and Yinsen make a mini-ARC reactor to replace the batterie.

26 April 2008
Tony Stark and Yinsen finish to build the Iron Man Mark I.

2 May 2008
Tony Stark is found by US Army.

3 May 2008
Tony Stark comes back to USA and announces the closing of the Weapons department of Stark Industries.

4 May 2008
Stark Industries falls in the Stock Exchange.
Tony Stark replaces the ARC reactor build in Afghanistan with a new version.
Tony Stark begins the Iron Man Mark II project.

5 May 2008
10 Rings find the Iron Man Mark I.

6 May 2008
Tony Stark begins the creation of Iron Man Mark II with the propulsion system of the boots.

15 May 2008
Tony Stark tests the boots in his garage.
Pepper Potts offers to Tony Stark the ARC reactor build in Afghanistan.

16 May 2008
10 Rings rebuild the Iron Man Mark I, with the help of Tony Stark's plans.

17 May 2008
Tony Stark tests the Iron Man Mark II.
Third Annual Gala of Charity of Tony Stark at the Disney Concert Hall.
Agent Coulson of SHIELD takes rendez-vous the 24 with Tony Stark to make a debriefing of his Afghanistan's evasion.
Tony Stark builds the Iron Man Mark III et goes to Gulmira to fight the 10 Rings.

18 May 2008
James Rhodes organises a press conference about the destroyed F-22.
Obadiah Stane eliminates the 10 Rings and takes the Iron Man Mark I's plans to update the Iron Monger project.

24 May 2008
Pepper Potts steals the Obadiah Stane's files. (she uses the Financial Times of 3 January 2007 to hide her USB key).
Obadiah Stane steals Tony Stark's ARC reactor.
Pepper Potts and SHIELD agents arrive to Sector 16 and find the Iron Monger project.
Tony Stark, with his Iron Man Mark III, fights Obadiah Stane, with his Iron Monger Mark I, and kills him.

25 May 2008
Tony Stark announces at a press conference that he is Iron Man.
Nick Fury, director of SHIELD, talks to Tony Stark about the Avengers Initiative project.
Anton Vanko dies in misery in front of his son Ivan Vanko, at Moscow.
Ivan Vanko takes the Stark family responsible of his father's death and wants to clean the Vanko reputation in killing Tony Stark.

17 December 2008
Iron Man does the cover of Times Magazine - Person of the Year.

January-February 2009
Iron Man brings peace in several East countries in war.

16 February 2009
Ivan Vanko finishes his ARC reactor.

16 May 2009
2009 Stark Expo's inauguration, at Flushing, New York.
Tony Stark realizes that the Palladium of his ARC reactor poison his blood more and more.

17 May 2009
Tony Stark presents him in front of Senator Stern because this one accuses him to possess a weapon against USA.
Justin Hammer loses all his contracts with US Army because of Tony Stark.
Ivan Vanko finishes the whips of his Whiplash Mark I.
Tony Stark names unofficially Pepper Potts new CEO of Stark Industries.

20 May 2009
Ivan Vanko obtains a false passeport and a ticket for the Grand Prix Historique de Monaco where Stark Industries will participate.

23 May 2009
SHIELD Agent Natasha Romanov (aka Black Widow), under the alias of Natalie Rushman, arrives to Tony Stark as a lawyer of Stark Industries.
Pepper Potts becomes officially the new Stark Industries' CEO.
Natalie Rushman becomes the new Tony Stark's secretary.

24 May 2009
Grand Prix Historique de Monaco.
Tony Stark is determined to participate to the race after he seen the dangereously high Palladium's concentration in his blood.
Tony Stark sees Christina Everhart that he met last year.
Tony Stark uses his new Iron Man Mark V against Ivan Vanko who wears his Whiplash Mark I.
In prison, Ivan Vanko reveals to Tony Stark why he is after him.

25 May 2009
Tony Stark thinks to cancel his birthday party knowing he has only few days to live.
Ivan Vanko escapes of prison with the help of Justin Hammer. Everybody think he has die during an explosion.
James Rhodes suspects Tony Stark to be dying.

26 May 2009
Justin Hammer brings Ivan Vanko to his factory and asks him to build an armor better than the one of Tony Stark for a presentation the last day of the Stark Expo.
The Tony Stark's birthday party goes off : James Rhodes takes the Iron Man Mark II and fights a drunk Tony Stark in his Iron Man Mark IV.
James Rhodes flees with the Iron Man Mark II.

27 May 2009
James Rhodes gives the Iron Man Mark II to the US Army at Camp Edwards, California.
Nick Fury and Black Widow in SHIELD uniform, take care of Tony Stark, stabilizing for a time the Palladium in his blood.
Nick Fury gives all Howard Stark's objects the SHIELD had to Tony Stark, adding that Tony could find a cure for his poisoned blood.
Justin Hammer discovers that Ivan Vanko doesn't build an armor but drones.
General Meade of Camp Edwards wants to ask the Justin Hammer's help to update the Iron Man Mark II.
Agent Phil Coulson is charged to watch Tony Stark, and Black Widow takes back her alias of Natalie Rushman.
James Rhodes asks Justin Hammer to add a maximum of weapons in the update of the Iron Man Mark II.
With the help of the 1974 Stark Expo's model, Tony Stark discovers a new element which eliminates the ARC reactor's flaw and erases all poison in his blood.
Agent Coulson comes back to see Tony Stark and informs him that he is sent to New Mexico for a new mission.

28 May 2009
Ivan Vanko works in secret on his Whiplash Mark II.
Justin Hammer discovers that Ivan Vanko does nothing for him and takes him prisoner in his factory the time he presents at the Stark Expo the drones and the modified Iron Man Mark II, renamed War Machine.
Ivan Vanko kills his guards and menaces openly Tony Stark who thought Ivan dead.
Justin Hammer presents the drones and War Machine, driven by James Rhodes, but discovers quickly that Ivan Vanko has taken control of all drones and War Machine.
Tony Stark, with the Iron Man Mark VI, is hunted by the drones and War Machine.
Black Widow arrives to Hammer Industries but Ivan Vanko is no more here.
Black Widow reboots War Machine, given access to James Rhodes.
War Machine and Iron Man fight the drones, and Ivan Vanko in his Whiplash Mark II.
Justin Hammer is arrested and Ivan Vanko dies.

29 May 2009
Tony is engage by Nick Fury as a consultant for the SHIELD.
Tony Stark and James Rhodes are decorated by Senator Stern for their courage.
 
For those interested, I've posted a higher quality version of the fan-edit with some changes made to the editing. If you'd like a link PM me.
 
Captain France said:
Oh there's nothing when Banner is changing in the factory in my version of the movie.
Numbers are appearing when Banner wakes up in Guatemala, and frames by frames, the first numbers are:

880219190dayswithoutincident.png


and the numbers go to 1 day without incident, which means the 190 days were yesterday.

I will post later this day, the timeline of Iron Man, and if I can Iron Man 2.
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Thats the one I meant, but yeah on my version its 166 days. I'm going to double check tonight to be sure, but I watched it twice last weekend as I went through the timeline.

Perhaps they just altered the numbers (on purpose or accidentally) on the US versions and international versions?


Captain France said:
29 May 2009
Tony is engage by Nick Fury as a consultant for the SHIELD.
Tony Stark and James Rhodes are decorated by Senator Stern for their courage.
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Everything else I agree with except this... I think its unlikely the meeting between Fury and Tony discussing his membership on the team happened on the same day as the Awards ceremony, mainly because it probably took Fury at least a day or two to pull those strings to get Sen Stern to present the awards. I settled on a day after, though that is pure speculation.

Spoon_Wielder said:
For those interested, I've posted a higher quality version of the fan-edit with some changes made to the editing. If you'd like a link PM me.
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I definitely need to check this out.
 
Love the timeline!
I noticed it doesn't seem to have any deleted scenes though.
Has there been any sort of official statement regarding whether or not deleted scenes are canon?
 
Crixler said:
Love the timeline!
I noticed it doesn't seem to have any deleted scenes though.
Has there been any sort of official statement regarding whether or not deleted scenes are canon?
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I don't include the deleted scenes because according to Marvel, they're not canon, since something in a deleted scene may be altered by scenes included (and canon) in future movies.

A perfect example is the deleted scene from Incredible Hulk, where Banner supposedly stumbles upon Cap's body frozen in the ice. The events of the Captain America movie clearly make this non-canon, and as a general rule of thumb if it was deleted and not included on an extended edition of that movie (thereby opening the possibility of it being canon), then I don't include it.

The canon issue is also why I recently deleted out the MCU video games (they're not official canon) or the random spin-off comics which aren't canon (any comics considered canon to the MCU by Marvel are included here).

Glad you like it, though!
 
Captain Canuck said:
You seem to get a lot of help on these timelines from Captains.

Does that make you the Timeline Major?
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It makes me the Hulk.

**punches Thor**

My secret? I'm always timelining... angrily


Ultimate Houde said:
You sir, are insane.
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I must be.

And it's incredible.
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Thanks Houde. As said, Captain France (and many others) have contributed to this in large part, so just want to say thanks to those likeminded nutjobs that helped out and continually offer info and opinions.

Now I need to get caught up on the ****ing Ultimate timeline. Also gonna put together one of these for the Nolan Batman films.
 

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