Marvel Cinematic Universe - Timeline (Part 3)

It'd feel weird that it's chronologically the only season that doesn't match the release order. Before Disney + went with the wiki, I kept Iron Fist in Jan/Feb 2018 to match the Winter weather, Jan 2018 computer date, and them planning for the Spring Festival. I then had DDS3 around Feb/March 2018 to account for the Winter weather that turns into Spring at the end and with the assumption it would have to be after Iron Fist (this was also with the belief Defenders was November 2016). This ignores the DA election stuff in DD, but the IF evidence I felt was stronger.
It'd feel weird that it's chronologically the only season that doesn't match the release order. -> The way we have JJ S3 and Punisher S2 here also doesnt match release/D+/wiki order :)
As we have JJ earlier before Punisher.
 
It'd feel weird that it's chronologically the only season that doesn't match the release order. -> The way we have JJ S3 and Punisher S2 here also doesnt match release/D+/wiki order :)
As we have JJ earlier before Punisher.
Actually I do believe this is something I'm supposed to edit. I believe it was brought up and agreed/not disputed that we should edit that now. I have a few I'm behind on, I meant to do edits a couple weeks back but my computer crapped out and I'm waiting on repairs atm.
 
Not to be that guy, but does this guy have a say in wether or not the comic is canon to the MCU?
I actually contemplated posting it at all bc I was being that guy as I weighed the validity. I concluded that they probably wouldn't have spoken so definitively if they didn't also have some knowledge from Blair, the actual writer
 
No, but it's another thing that points to it be canon
Sony tried to say the Venom movie was MCU canon when it first came out but we all know that isn't true.

I'm not arguing for either side, I'm just saying that the creator of the comic isn't a great source for MCU canonicity confirmation. As weird as that sounds.
 
Sony tried to say the Venom movie was MCU canon when it first came out but we all know that isn't true.

I'm not arguing for either side, I'm just saying that the creator of the comic isn't a great source for canonicity. As weird as that sounds.
The difference is Feige is involved with the comics side and also spoke on the comic indicating it's the same TVA. That in combination with Marvel and the creator saying it takes place after Loki and Deadpool and Wolverine, the story itself placing itself in canon and now the artist confirming it's MCU Wanda all give credit to it being canon. So while one factor might not be enough, the combination of these is (or might be)
 
I'm not arguing for either side, I'm just saying that the creator of the comic isn't a great source for MCU canonicity confirmation. As weird as that sounds.
Worth noting that he actually doesn't have anything to do with the story, he's the artist.
 
The difference is Feige is involved with the comics side and also spoke on the comic indicating it's the same TVA. That in combination with Marvel and the creator saying it takes place after Loki and Deadpool and Wolverine, the story itself placing itself in canon and now the artist confirming it's MCU Wanda all give credit to it being canon. So while one factor might not be enough, the combination of these is (or might be)
Can you send the Feige quote?
 
Maybe I'm misunderstanding but this sounds like Kevin saying the comics are an adaption of the movies, just like the movies are an adaptation of the comics. Aka Non Canon.

Idk though, I still think we need to wait before committing to either side.
 

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