Marvel's Earth-616 Timeline

On a side note, I find it surprising the Marvel fandom's timeline only goes to the early 1900s (I believe, last time I checked?) since they've documented pretty much every comic anyway. I imagine the only issue would be the sliding timelines, but they could at the very least have individual timelines for the golden age, modern age, etc
 
Also since it's film theory for Earth-616 he could be talking about Earth-199999.
 
Megatron said:
Also since it's film theory for Earth-616 he could be talking about Earth-199999.
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Specifically, it was Food Theory, theorising the Kool-Aid Man would be the next MCU big bad after Thanos, and brought up the comics
 
Alien is stated to not be Earth-616, I'm not sure about Star Wars but I presume it'd be stated (or at least implied). I'd say, if there aren't any contradictions, and it wouldn't sit better in a different universe, it should be Earth-616 (just how I see it)
 
What do you guys make of Earth-14145?

Secret Wars issue 9 changed the timeline of New Avengers issue 1 (2013) where Black Panther looks at the sky and sees no Incursion, unlike in New Avengers. So shouldn't the reality's first appearance be in New Avengers? This was also noticed by the Marvel Wiki.

Also, according to Marvel Wiki, many characters remember the Incursions after the events of SW. Do they just have recollection of 14145?
 
BB10 said:
What do you guys make of Earth-14145?

Secret Wars issue 9 changed the timeline of New Avengers issue 1 (2013) where Black Panther looks at the sky and sees no Incursion, unlike in New Avengers. So shouldn't the reality's first appearance be in New Avengers? This was also noticed by the Marvel Wiki.

Also, according to Marvel Wiki, many characters remember the Incursions after the events of SW. Do they just have recollection of 14145?
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I always thought they'd have been simpler just calling it the seventh and eighth cosmos versions of E-616
 
Megatron said:
Who is this madman?


Whoever did this has my unlimited respect.
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ok they're modern age section usn't complete, BUT. If we decide to set the Modern Age in the 21st century. Then, we need a set year. As if some of you know me, I hate ambiguous years.

So Marvel did a comic set during 9/11, I don't like to play years with such tragedies, so we can place Year 11 as 2001, and so the Modern Age starts in 1991 and as for now we're in 2007, which I don't think it could lead to continuity issues. What do you think?
 
Megatron said:
ok they're modern age section usn't complete, BUT. If we decide to set the Modern Age in the 21st century. Then, we need a set year. As if some of you know me, I hate ambiguous years.

So Marvel did a comic set during 9/11, I don't like to play years with such tragedies, so we can place Year 11 as 2001, and so the Modern Age starts in 1991 and as for now we're in 2007, which I don't think it could lead to continuity issues. What do you think?
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Unfortunately the sliding timescale doesn't allow this. See this comic from July, where David Colton witnesses 9/11 and fights in Afghanistan and Iraq as Captain America, all before the events of Fantastic Four #1, Doom's rise to power in Latveria and Rogers' unfreezing.

www.ign.com

Marvel Introduces David Colton, the Forgotten Post-9/11 Captain America - IGN

Marvel Comics has introduced a new Captain America named David Colton, a forgotten hero who served in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
www.ign.com www.ign.com
 
barryh said:
Unfortunately the sliding timescale doesn't allow this. See this comic from July, where David Colton witnesses 9/11 and fights in Afghanistan and Iraq as Captain America, all before the events of Fantastic Four #1, Doom's rise to power in Latveria and Rogers' unfreezing.

www.ign.com

Marvel Introduces David Colton, the Forgotten Post-9/11 Captain America - IGN

Marvel Comics has introduced a new Captain America named David Colton, a forgotten hero who served in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
www.ign.com www.ign.com
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thank you for this finding!
 
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