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Has anyone ever tackled the Bourne franchise?

This is a huge win for us fans who count the pre D+ shows.

This is a really interesting interview. Gunn addresses canon and to me, he seems to affirm the idea of it being malleable and even seems to welcome the idea of head-canon.

How did we decide what year Blue Beetle occurs in?

How was this section figured out exactly? ???? Blue Beetle Chapter 13 (2:00:24 - 2:01:18) SHAZAM! Fury of the Gods Chapter 17 (2:08:33 - 2:09:56)

Superman Vs The Elite: Justice League Doom: Justice League Doom: Superman Vs The Elite:

I had fun with this idea. I recently updated it. Earth Prime is the first timeline I have and then it goes to Earth-1 from there.

Yes. And I believe the films prove this theory.

Over the weekend I watched the seventh Bond film "Diamonds Are Forever". Here are my findings. It is stated that James Bond has been on holiday ("You've been on holiday, I understand."). This could explain this 007's absence from the last film. The film also picks up in Japan, where we last saw...

This weekend I watched "On Your Majesty's Secret Service". This one was packed with dates and evidence for placement! In the opening scene, after James Bond rescues a woman from drowning and fights a group of mooks, the woman drives away. He faces the camera and says "This never happened to the...

On the Blu Ray for "You Only Live Twice" there is a TV Special included that can be considered canon. This film is dated 1967, which matches the copyright date. The "present day" scenes take place sometime after the events of "You Only Live Twice". This short film is told nearly entirely in...

I just started my own 007 thread as a place to organize my findings. https://www.thecomicboard.com/threads/007-chronological-viewing-order.15383/

I watched 1967's "You Only Live Twice" this weekend. The only timeline evidence I was able to find in the film was the following newspaper date. This places the film firmly in July of 1966. This film confirms that Ernst Stavro Blofeld is just an alias used by at least two different men by...

I watched 1965's "Thunderball" last weekend. Here are my findings for the 007 thread that I'm sure someone will create eventually. At around the 22:04 mark, a chalkboard can be seen with the text "Exercise Date: 2-65". This seemingly places this film in February of 1965. At precisely 41:33...

I watched the third Bond film this weekend "Goldfinger". Here are my findings. I believe the film is firmly set in 1964. A wall calendar can be seen at the 19:21 mark, although it's difficult to make out the specific month. Around the 25:35 mark, a Dunlop Golf poster can be seen with 1964...

I watched "From Russia With Love" this weekend. It's firmly set in 1963. This film introduces "Q" (standing for Quartermaster). "Major Boothroyd", a character similar to "Q", appeared in the previous film, "Dr. No" who was addressed as "Armorer".

I just watched "Dr. No" this weekend and believe it's firmly set in late February of 1962 for two reasons. First, we have this calendar (the best pic I could get online). It lines up with Feb of 1962. And lastly we have Operation Mercury-Atlas 6 occurring during the third act. This rocket...

This thread can be used for any and all findings for the 007 franchise. Original Timeline: - 1954 - Barry Nelson Era - "Climax!" Episode 1.03: "Casino Royale" Cinematic Timeline: - 1962 - - February - Sean Connery Era - 01. "Dr. No" (February XX - 20th, 1962) - 1963 - Sean Connery Era -...

I watched 1967's "You Only Live Twice" this weekend. The only timeline evidence I was able to find in the film was the following newspaper date. This places the film firmly in July of 1966.

I watched 1965's "Thunderball" last weekend. Here are my findings for the 007 thread that I'm sure someone will create eventually. At around the 22:04 mark, a chalkboard can be seen with the text "Exercise Date: 2-65". This seemingly places this film in February of 1965. At precisely 41:33...