Slasherverse - Timeline

Army of Darkness #13:
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Well, looks like we now know how Elvis (or rather, the impersonator [Sebastian Haff] that took his place while the real Elvis lived a life of anonimity as a "Elvis impersonator") died. Dude got off'd fighting a Deadite toilet. XD
 
Army of Darkness #7:
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Monster War?
>Googles it
>Four issue miniseries involving Witchblade, The Darkness, Magdalena and Lara Croft going up against the likes of Dracula, Frankenstein and the Wolfman

Riiiiight, uhhh... well, this is... quite awkward now. So, what do we do here?
Don't even get me started on the Dynamite and Top Cow universes, lol. It's a mess.
 
I actually attempted to do a dynamite timeline weeks ago it. There isn't a complete list of everything that is connected and I only skimmed through the comics so it probably isn't 100% accurate

Also I only added some of the Vampirella and Red Sonja comics due to the sheer amount of them

Also not including the Army of Darkness comics and the Re-Animator stuff adding all that later

Anyways, here it is

Thulsa Doom #1-4: ???
Red Sonja vs. Thulsa Doom #1-4: ???
Red Sonja (2005) #0-75: 632 AD
Blood Queen Annual: ????
The Blood Queen #1-6: ????
Blood Queen vs Dracula #1-4: 1582
Vampirella: 2022 Valentine's Day Special "Outlaws": 1608
Blackbeard: Legend of The Pyrate King #1-6: 1713
Savage Tales 2007 #1-9 "Quatermain" Parts 1-3: 1813
Zorro Vol 1 #1-20: 18??
Zorro Rides Again: 18??
Lady Zorro #1-4: 18??
The Lone Ranger Vol 1 #1-25: 18??
The Lone Ranger/Zorro: The Death of Zorro #1-5: 18??
The Lone Ranger Vol 2 #1-25: 1870
The Lone Ranger Annual: 1870
The Lone Ranger & Tonto #1-4: 18??
The Lone Ranger: Snake of Iron #1-4: 18??
The Lone Ranger: Vindicated #1-4: 18??
Sherlock Holmes: Year One #1-6: 18??
Sherlock Holmes: The Vanishing Man #1-4: 1887
The Lone Ranger (2018) #1-5: 1887
Sherlock Holmes: The Liverpool Demon #1-5: Aug, 1888
Sherlock Holmes: Moriarty Lives #1-5: 1891
The Trial of Sherlock Holmes #1-5: Oct, 1895
The Shadow: Year One #1-10: Oct, 1929
Doc Savage Annual 2014: 1930
The Shadow Over Innsmouth One-Shot: 193?
Grendel Vs. The Shadow #1-3: 193?
Doc Savage #1: 1933
The Shadow Volume 2 #0-5: 193?
The Shadow Volume 1 #7-12: 193?
Noir #1-5: 193?
The Shadow Volume 1 #1-6, 13-25: 193?
The Shadow Special: 193?
The Lone Ranger/Green Hornet #1-5: 1936
Masks #1-8: 1937
Masks 2 #1-8: Oct, 1937
Green Hornet: Year One #1-12: 1938
The Green Hornet: Year One Special: 1938
The Shadow/Green Hornet: Dark Nights #1-5: Spring 1939
Justice, Inc. #1-6: 1939
The Twilight Zone: The Shadow #1-4: Oct 1939
Doc Savage Special 2014 One-Shot: 19??
Justice, Inc.: The Avenger #1-6: 19??
Justice, Inc.: The Avenger Special One-Shot: 19??
The Green Hornet (Mark Waid) Volume 1 #1-13: Oct, 1941
The Green Hornet: Reign of The Demon #1-4: 1942
Kato: Origins #1-11: 1942
Miss Fury Vol 1 #1-11: 1943
Miss Fury: Digital First #1-2: 1943
The Shadow: The Death of Margo Lane #1-5: 194?
Doc Savage #2: 194?
Doc Savage #3: 1961
Kiss/Vampirella #1-5: Aug, 1974
Doc Savage #4: 1979
The Green Hornet: Blood Ties #1-4: 1990
Doc Savage #5: 1990
Vampirella 1992: Jun, 1992
Chastity Vol 1 #1-6: 2002
Hack/Slash: The Final Revenge of Evil Ernie: 2005
Monster War #1-4: 2005
The Darkness/Vampirella: 2005 (non canon but fits)
Jungle Girl (2007) #0-5: 2007
Jungle Girl Season 2 #1-5: 2007
Jungle Girl Season 3 #1-4: 2007
Eva: Daughter of The Dragon: 2007
Athena #1-4: 2009
Kevin Smith's Kato #1-14: 2010
Kevin Smith's Kato Annual: 2010
Kevin Smith's Green Hornet #1-27: 2010
Green Hornet: Legacy #28-42: 2010
The Last Phantom #1-11: 2011
Vampirella: The Red Room #1-4: 2012
Pantha #1-6: 2012
Evil Ernie Vol 1 #1-6: 2012
Prophecy #1-7: 2012/1890
Vampirella Strikes #1-6: 2013
Vampirella Southern Gothic #1-5: 2013
Vampirella: Halloween Special 2013: Oct 31, 2013
Alice Cooper #1-6: 2014
CHAOS! #1-6: 2014
Purgatori: Hell & Back #1-4: 2014
Evil Ernie Vol 2 #1-6: 2014
Lady Demon: Hell To Pay #1-4: 2014
CHAOS! The Chosen: 2014
CHAOS! Bad Kitty: 2014
CHAOS! Smiley The Psychotic Button: 2014
Doc Savage #6-8: 2014
CHAOS! Holiday Special: Dec, 2014
Doc Savage: The Spider's Web #1-5: 2016
Alice Cooper vs. Chaos! #1-6: 2016
Evil Ernie: Godeater #1-5: 2016
Hack/Slash vs. Chaos! #1-5: 2017
Amy Chu's Green Hornet #1-5: 2018
Vampirella: 2018 Halloween Special "Trick or Treat?": Oct 31, 2018
Vampirella: 2018 Halloween Special "Happy Death Day, Vampirella": Oct 31, 2018
Vampirella: 2019 Valentines Day Special: Feb, 2019
Vampirella: Trial of the Soul: Sep 23, 2020
Vampirella Holiday Special: Dec 24, 2021
Vampirella: 2022 Valentine's Day Special "A Match Made in Hell": Feb, 2022
Vampirella: 2022 Valentine's Day Special "O Glorious Saint Valentine": Feb, 2022
Vampirella: Fairy Tales: 2022
Vampirella: Mindwarp #1-5: 2022
 
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I don't understand. Are you right now trying to add all of the Dynamite Universe? Wasn't there a rule or something that if something doesn't directly cross over in live action it is assumed to be a variant or something? (except for Hack/Slash for obvious reasons)
 
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Also, bumping this
Oh yeah, I don't know if anyone wants to, but...

Perhaps we could have a checklist (IE: a Google Doc or something similiar) of movies from here to see which of them have ties to the Slasherverse?
 
It doesn't apear to have any connections
Just finished watching, and aside from references to the likes of Scream and Back to the Future (the latter being the movie's main influence),
Chris (the Sweet Sixteen Killer in 2023) also mentions Michael Myers in the final confrontation. Sure, it could be a tropical reference, but considering he's an amateur crime journalist who ran a podcast dedicated to the Sweet Sixteen Killer, well... whats not to say that Myers was one killer he looked into (similar to Leslie Vernon viewing Myers as one of the "legends")?
Also, the specific quote in question:
"Continue the story. It's hard to sustain interest in three kills 35 years ago. But now the Sweet 16 Killer's back, and he's a bogeyman. He could be anywhere at any time. Can't be killed. He's Michael fucking Myers!"
 
Another Hatchet comic coming out this year
 
Just finished watching, and aside from references to the likes of Scream and Back to the Future (the latter being the movie's main influence),
Chris (the Sweet Sixteen Killer in 2023) also mentions Michael Myers in the final confrontation. Sure, it could be a tropical reference, but considering he's an amateur crime journalist who ran a podcast dedicated to the Sweet Sixteen Killer, well... whats not to say that Myers was one killer he looked into (similar to Leslie Vernon viewing Myers as one of the "legends")?
Also, the specific quote in question:
"Continue the story. It's hard to sustain interest in three kills 35 years ago. But now the Sweet 16 Killer's back, and he's a bogeyman. He could be anywhere at any time. Can't be killed. He's Michael fucking Myers!"
@Pro Bot what do you reckon?
 

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