Slasherverse - Timeline

It's also in the Hack/Slash Omnibus too, which helps. The Living Corpse 2007 series itself is pretty damn rare. It also crossed over with Fist of Justice, and... uh... yeah, then we just run into more problems.
 
In Halloween: Autopsis, Loomis literally has the exact same scar from Halloween 4-6. It's even closer to those films than 30 Years of Terror was.
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My personal theory is that Halloween: The Mark of Thorn would occur later in October 2005 after the "Tommy and the Boogeyman" story. As Tommy writes his comic, his family is put at risk as the Thorn cult tracks him down as they fear his story could expose them, eventually leading to a "reunion" between Tommy and Michael, parallel to the in-universe comic book confrontation.

Tommy named his son after Jamie and married a woman named Tina, who coincidently has the same name as a deceased character from Halloween 5.
 
Uh... I don't know? All of those H20 comics were definitely made with the understanding that 4-6 are part of a separate continuity, even if they seem to intentionally connect visually at certain points. They state so in the comics that they're following Halloween, Halloween II, Halloween H20 and Halloween: Resurrection only. H20 does reference Halloween 4, but even still, it's officially separate.
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"Our universe"
"that film dropped the previous storyline"

This is somewhat into the production of The Mark of Thorn, with them even teasing Jamie's return in it, and yet they stick with the interpretation of it being a separate universe. Perhaps they were trying to hide the twist, perhaps they're telling the truth, but it's still a pretty official declaration.

Another connection I found. The writer for Halloween: White Ghost actually reintroduced Reverend P. Sayer from Halloween 4 in that story, but he stated that in his mind it was the Sayer from the real world and the one in Halloween 4 is the comic book version based on him written by Tommy. This can't be true though because the comic book 4-6 is different to the movie 4-6.

Halloween: The Mark of Thorn was about Tommy writing in-universe comics about his trauma from 4-6 in the H20 timeline, with events from those movies coming true, allowing the reader to decide what events are true or not. Unfortunately, we never got to see this series so we can't do anything but take their word for it.

In other words... 4-6 and H20 are connected. Sorta. Maybe? Well, H20 is connected to the Chaos! comics sequel to The Curse of Michael Myers. However, the same people who would have connected them (for the second time) also state in the same comics that they don't follow that timeline.

I personally think that, since the in-universe comic WASN'T the plot of 4-6 but instead based on real events, that suggests that the comic was intended to tie both timelines together. Again, we can't say for sure, but the fact that it was even left open is saying something. There's actually not that many issues between 4-6 and H20 like one would think, mainly just Michael's coma and Loomis' death date from memory. The Mark of Thorn comic even fits with the events of the Chaos series, since Tommy gets institutionalised by the Cult.

Can't wait for the comic book that reveals that Halloween 2018 is canon to Thorn/H20, and Michael escapes from the cops in the Kills flashback with the Myers that they capture in the flashback being Ben Tramer, and Laurie secretly survived Resurrection, and-Okay, I'm joking. Keep 2018-Ends away from both 4-6 and H20 timelines thank you, haha. That one literally would be too much, even if Kills did have flashback footage to Halloween II.
basically they don't know.
 
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Cover art from Thorn comic depicts off-screen kill of Shelly.
 
Interesting
 

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I'm gonna take that as hearsay when it comes to the big leagues like Chucky. I mean, how can you confirm that you killed the ones that always come back for good? Taking Chucky as an example, he dies in almost every single installment.

But, sure. She can have the Hack/Slash originals, that's totally fine.
 
I decided to have a little fun with throwing in the newer films and Halloween III into the Thorn/H20 timeline. I forgot to mention the potential Thorn/Silver Shamrock link but other than that I think I did alright.
 
I have a suggestion along with keeping the Slasherverse timeline I think their should be individual franchises as well
 
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I have a suggestion along with keeping the Slasherverse timeline I think their should be individual franchises as well
That's smart, but probably best to only do that when each franchise is finished so I'm not bouncing back and fourth.

I believe that the Halloween Kills flashback can be even more simple. So, basically, one hour after Loomis fires six shots into Michael, they find Annie Brackett's corpse. 30 minutes later, Loomis checks to see if the recently deceased Ben Tramer is the real Michael in the morgue. The Halloween Kills flashback then plays out, and Michael is arrested... but then he escapes the cop car easily, and starts making his way to Laurie in the hospital.

Something like this.
October 30
Halloween
Chapter 3 (0:07:01 - 0:11:08)

October 31
Halloween
Chapter 4 (0:11:09 - 0:14:29)
Halloween Chapter 5 (0:14:30 - 0:18:35)
Halloween Chapter 6 (0:18:36 - 0:23:02)
Halloween Chapter 7 (0:23:03 - 0:28:05)
Halloween Chapter 8 (0:28:06 - 0:31:00)
Halloween Chapter 9 (0:31:01 - 0:34:44)
Halloween Chapter 10 (0:34:45 - 0:39:58)
Halloween Chapter 11 (0:39:59 - 0:44:04)
Halloween Chapter 12 (0:44:05 - 0:49:04)
Halloween Chapter 13 (0:49:05 - 0:54:15)
Halloween Chapter 14 (0:54:16 - 0:58:30)
Halloween Chapter 15 (0:58:31 - 1:04:21)
Halloween Chapter 16 (1:04:22 - 1:08:49)
Halloween Chapter 17 (1:08:50 - 1:14:21)
Halloween Chapter 18 (1:14:22 - 1:18:32)
Halloween Chapter 19 (1:18:33 - 1:25:00)
Halloween Chapter 20 (1:25:01 - 1:28:41)
Halloween: Sam (pg. 9-11)
Halloween: 30 Years of Terror, "Trick of Treat" (pg. 1-3)
Halloween II Chapter 1 (0:00:00 - 0:07:18)
Halloween II Chapter 2 (0:07:19 - 0:14:16)
Halloween II Chapter 3 (0:14:17 - 0:21:34)
Halloween II Chapter 4 (0:21:35 - 0:24:01)
Halloween II Chapter 6 (0:39:55 - 0:43:54)
Halloween Kills Chapter 1 (0:00:00 - 0:??:??)
Halloween Kills Chapter ? (?:??:?? - ?:??:??)
Halloween Kills Chapter ? (?:??:?? - ?:??:??)
Halloween II Chapter 4 (0:24:02 - 0:30:19)
Halloween II Chapter 5 (0:30:20 - 0:34:52)
Halloween II Chapter 6 (0:34:53 - 0:39:54)
Halloween II Chapter 6 (0:41:00 - 0:43:54)
Halloween II Chapter 7 (0:43:55 - 0:46:56)
Halloween II Chapter 7 (0:47:06 - 0:47:07)
Halloween II Chapter 7 (0:47:17 - 0:51:35)
Halloween II Chapter 8 (0:51:36 - 1:01:18)
Halloween II Chapter 9 (1:01:19 - 1:05:39)
Halloween II Chapter 10 (1:05:40 - 1:13:52)
Halloween II Chapter 11 (1:13:53 - 1:24:17)

November 1
Halloween II
Chapter 12 (1:24:18 - 1:26:06)
Honestly, the scenes I've placed before Halloween Kills could literally be straight up canon to H40 if you placed it in a separate timeline and assumed that it is just a divergent reality where Michael was captured earlier (and Laurie never found out her relation to Myers). This is especially true when you consider that the flashback to Annie Brackett being discovered is the exact same.

The only thing is that you have to place (0:39:55 - 0:43:54) earlier in the film.
 
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If that's true, I mean, word-of-God since he literally directed both. Also weird because... well... Scream very explicitly has all of those films as fiction. I know that we don't have to worry about that technically, but I really doubt the intention was for Scream to share a universe with all of this. Probably joking if true.

I also don't really want to add the View Askewniverse, lol.
 

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