#Captain Marvel Vol. 1 34

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Captain Marvel Vol. 1 #34 (1974) and Captain Marvel: Dark Tempest Vol. 1 #2 (2023) variant cover by Ron Lim. Dark Tempest Vol. 1 #2 made its release on August 9th with 8 variant covers- including this homage to Nitro's first appearance issue cover, only 49 years, 1 month, and 22 days apart!

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Miguel O’Hara: A comprehensive reading guide

I honestly don’t know if this has been done yet, and considering that there are multiple different main canons for Miguel, it’s even more confusing on where to start.

To clarify, there is 3 different “Mainstream” universes for Miguel. Earth 928 (The main universe for most Miguel media), Earth-2099, and Earth-6375 (The universe where he’s part of the exiles)

I’m gonna be starting with

Earth-928

(Note: I’ll try to put these in order as much as possible, but due to retcons and other things like Spiderverse it may not be 100% accurate)

Important reads are in bold

-Amazing Spider-Man #365 (Not really important, it’s just a preview of the first issue, but it’s counted as Miguel’s very first appearance so.)

-Spiderman 2099 vol 1 #1-10 (VERY important reads, they set up the universe and Miguel’s origin story)

-2099 unlimited #1-3 (Not really important to the lore, but they’re silly little stories that I have to mention them)

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 1 #11-15

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 1 #16, Ravage 2099 #15, X-men 2099 #5, Doom 2099 #14, Punisher 2099 #13 (VERY important reads, highlights the fall of the hammer arc and shows Miguel’s relationships with other 2099 characters, especially Jake Gallows. Read in the exact order listed)

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 1 #17-22

-2099 unlimited #8

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 1 #23-34

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 1 annual

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 1 #35-38 (Venom 2099 arc, important read as it introduces Kron Stone properly)

-Spider-Man 2099 special

-Spider-Man 2099 meets Spider-Man (First introduction of Miguel to Peter)

-2099 unlimited 9-10

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 1 #39-43

-Symbiote Spider-Man 2099 #1-5

The following issues have been mostly retconned and are no longer canon. I’m listing them still for sake of continuity (Plus they’re interesting) but they are NOT canon to E-928

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 1 #44-46

-2099: World of tomorrow #1-8

-2099: Manifest Destiny

End of retconned comics

-Captain Marvel vol 4 #27-30

-Superior Spider-Man #17-19

-Amazing Spider-Man vol 3 #1

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 2 #1-12

Note during this time is the Spiderverse event and Miguel is featured in multiple comics that tie into it. I will not be listing them all due to time, plus he was mostly featured in his own comic for it anyways

-Secret wars 2099 #1-5

-Amazing Spider-Man vol 4 #1

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 3 #1-10

-Spiderman 2099 vol 3 #11-16 (I list them separately because this takes place during Civil War 2 and that also has a lot of tie in comics that I will not be listing due to time. But yeah. That’s a thing)

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 3 #17-25

-Amazing Spider-Man vol 5 #32-36

Earth 2099

-2099 Alpha

-Spider-Man 2099 vol 4

-2099 Omega (This and vol 4 are E-2099 Miguel’s origin story. I’m not personally a fan of the writing but it is essential to read if you want to understand the universe)

-Spider-Man 2099 Exodus Alpha, #1-5, and Omega

-Spider-Man 2099 Dark Genesis #1-5

-Miguel O’Hara, Spider-Man 2099 #1-5 (The best series we’ve gotten so far of this earth, not really important to the Miguel lore. I just like it lol)

Earth-6375

Note that this is optional to read and I’ve heard some very mixed opinions about how Miguel is written here. If you want to read it, be my guest.

-Exiles #72

-Exiles #75-99

-Exiles annual 1

Honorable mention: Timesplitters 2009-2099 #1-4, Spider-Man, and X Men.

These technically take place in a separate continuity to all 3, but they are important enough that I listed them anyways.

Honorable mention 2: Edge of Spiderverse vol 2

Idk what continuity it takes place in. it is currently ongoing.

Other non comic media

The following is a list of media that Miguel is featured in extensively (Not counting all the mobile games because I mean those are just gacha games and aren’t important to the Miguel lore)

-Spider-Man Into the Spiderverse and Spider-Man across the Spiderverse

-Ultimate Spider-Man S3EP9 and 12

-Spider-Man Edge of time (Personal favorite adaptation of Miguel in media)

-Spider-Man Shattered Dimensions

-Araña and Spiderman 2099: Dark Tomorrow (Not confirmed but likely takes place in E-928 5 years after series ends)

And that’s about it! If there’s any appearances I missed, please don’t hesitate to say something and I’ll fix it as soon as possible.

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Vintage Trading Cards - Comic Images Marvel Comics First Covers Series II Uncut Sheet (Complete Base Set) - Final Proof (1991)

From ha.com...

There's nothing more iconic than the very first cover of a popular comic book series. That's exactly what's highlighted here! Offered in this lot is an uncut sheet from the 1991 Comic Images Marvel Comics First Covers II trading card set. The 100 cards in this set show the very first covers of popular Marvel comic series, such as Wolverine, Web of Spider-Man, Ghost Rider, The Life of Captain Marvel, The X-Men VS. The Avengers, and more.

This sheet contains 10 rows of 10, for a total of 100 cards.

Checklist: Complete Base Set

1 Beware

2 Giant-Size Chillers - Curse of Dracula

3 The Spectacular Spider-Man

4 The Human Fly

5 The Marvel No-Prize Book

6 Marvel Superhero - Contest of Champions (Limited Series)

7 Hercules (Limited Series)

8 Wolverine (Limited Series)

9 Vision and The Scarlet Witch (Limited Series)

10 The Uncanny X-Men at the State Fair of Texas

11 Marvel Age

12 Obnoxio the Clown vs. The X-Men

13 The Saga of Crystar - Crystal Warrior

14 Hawkeye (Limited Series)

15 Cloak & Dagger (Limited Series)

16 Marvel Tails - Starring Peter Porker - The Spectacular Spider-Ham

17 The Falcon (Limited Series)

18 Magik (Limited Series)

19 The Jack of Hearts (Limited Series)

20 The X-Men and the Micronauts

21 Secret Wars (Limited Series)

22 Power Pack

23 West Coast Avengers (Limited Series)

24 Machine Man (Limited Series)

25 Web of Spider-Man

26 Moon Knight

27 Cloak and Dagger

28 Secret Wars II (Limited Series)

29 The Life of Captain Marvel

30 Longshot (Limited Series)

31 Squadron Supreme (Limited Series)

32 The Vision and The Scarlet Witch (Limited Series)

33 Nightcrawler (Limited Series)

34 Marvel Saga - The Official History of the Marvel Universe

35 X-Men and Alpha Flight (Limited Series)

36 The Punisher (Limited Series)

37 X-Factor #1

38 Classic X-Men

39 Strikeforce: Morituri

40 The Nam

41 The Comet Man

42 Fallen Angels (Limited Series)

43 Strange Tales

44 The X-Men vs. The Avengers (Limited Series)

45 Silver Surfer

46 The Punisher

47 Solo Adventures Starring Hawkeye and Mockingbird

48 Marvel Comics Presents Wolverine

49 Spellbound (Limited Series)

50 Nick Fury vs. S.H.I.E.L.D.

51 Black Panther (Limited Series)

52 What the ?!

53 Wolfpack (Limited Series)

54 Excalibur

55 X-Terminators

56 The Saga of The Sub-Mariner (Limited Series)

57 The Punisher War Journal

58 Wolverine

59 Semper Fi'

60 Fred Hembeck Destroys the Marvel Universe

61 What If ...

62 Solarman

63 Damage Control (Limited Series)

64 The Sensational She-Hulk

65 Marc Spector - Moon Knight

66 Nth Man - The Ultimate Ninja

67 Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.

68 Power Pachyderms

69 The Wolverine Saga

70 Quasar

71 Shadow Masters (Limited Series)

72 The War

73 Damage Control (Limited Series)

74 Open Space

75 The Punisher: No Escape

76 The Thanos Quest

77 X-Men Spotlight On ... Starjammers (Limited Series)

78 Namor, The Sub-Mariner

79 The Saga of the Original Human Torch (Limited Series)

80 Ghost Rider

81 Marvel Superheroes - Spring Special

82 Black Knight (Limited Series)

83 Guardians of the Galaxy

84 Deathlok (Limited Series)

85 The New Warriors

86 The Punisher Armory

87 Spider-Man

88 Fool Killer (Limited Series)

89 Nomad

90 Black Panther: Panther's Prey (Limited Series)

91 Punisher P.O.V. (Limited Series)

92 Darkhawk

93 Nightcat

94 Sweet Sixteen

95 The Deadly Foes of Spider-Man (Limited Series)

96 Damage Control Vol. III

97 Sleepwalker

98 Deathlok

99 The Infinity Gauntlet (Limited Series)

100 Checklist

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how to watch MCU in chronological order (excluding agents of shield and the netflix/not netflix anymore shows):

1. Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)

2. Agent Carter seasons 1 & 2 (2015)

3. Captain Marvel (2019)

4. Iron Man (2008)

5. Iron Man 2 (2010)

6. The Incredible Hulk (2008)

7. Thor (2011)

8. The Avengers (2012)

9. Thor: The Dark World (2013)

10. Iron Man 3 (2013)

11. Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)

12. Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)

13. Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2 (2017)

14. Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)

15. Ant-Man (2015)

16. Captain America: Civil War (2016)

17. Black Widow (2021)

18. Doctor Strange (2016)

19. Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)

20. Thor: Ragnarok (2017)

21. Black Panther (2018)

22. Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018)

23. Venom (2018)

24. Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

25. Avengers: Endgame (2019)

26. Loki seasons 1 & 2

27. What if? season 1 & 2

28. WandaVision (2021)

29. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021)

30. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (2021)

31. Eternals (2021)

32. Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021)

33. Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)

34. Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)

35. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022)

36. hawkeye (2021)

37. Moon Knight (2022)

38. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022)

39. Morbius (2022)

40. Echo season 1

41. She-Hulk: Attorney at Law (2022)

42. Ms Marvel (2022)

43. Thor: Love and Thunder (2022)

44. Werewolf by Midnight (2022)

45. Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania (2023)

46. Guardians of the Galaxy vol 3 (2023)

47. Secret Invasion (2023)

48. The Marvels (2023)

49. Madam Web (2024)

50. Venom: The Last Dance (2024)

[bibliokinetic]

Bucky Barnes Aka The Winter Soldier.

This reading guide is going to be split up in several parts depending on what alias he was using at the time

Comic Geeks Community List + Optional Reads

Timely Comics

Timely Comics was the original name a lot of Bucky's first comics were published under when most of the original comics came out. These have mostly been retconned out However they are canon in the way that they are comics in universe. I call this Pre-Timely Retcon

During this time Bucky was around 12-16 years old and he was going by "Bucky."

Please be aware that these comics have a lot of racist, sexist and overall derogatory approach to people who aren't cis white straight men.

Captain America Vol 1 (At least the first issue)

Young Allies Vol 1 (This comic contains heavy use of black face to represent an African American character)

The Invaders Vol 1

The Avengers #56

Marvels #1

Personally I don't think you absolutely have to read these, but I recommend the ones in bold .

Bucky

Post-Timely Retcon, the Timely comics are now comics in canon. What age Bucky is depends on what comic you read. He's between 12-16 when he meets Steve and 16-20 when he dies. It depends on the writer.

Captain America 65th Anniversary Special #1

Avengers/Invaders*

Young Allies Comics 70th Anniversary Special **

Wolverine Origins #17, 18, 19, 20,

Captain America: Man Out of Time

Captain America & Bucky #620-#628***

Captain America White

*This comic is very weird in its treatment of Jewish characters, they give Robots serial numbers on their wrist to get Jim Hammond upset and equate that to the treatment of Jewish people in the holocaust

** This comic contains heavy use of black face to represent an African American character

*** this comic shows depictions of a concentration camp

Winter Soldier

Winter Soldier: The Bitter March

Captain America Vol 5 ( #1-#33 )

Winter Soldier : Winter Kills

Wolverine (2003) #38-#40

Wolverine Origins #15, 16, 23, 25

-Read Captain America section here if you want to be chronological

Winter Soldier (2012)

All-New Invaders

Black Widow (2014)

Winter Soldier (2018)

Invaders (2019)

Captain America

Captain America Vol 5 (#34 - #617) *

Captain America: Forever Allies**

Avengers/Invaders

Invaders Now!

Fear Itself

* This comic has Sam Wilson hatecrimed in order for Bucky to infiltrate the enemy group. This comic also is technically #63 however the number order changed to the 600s

** This comic contains heavy use of black face to represent an African American character

Revolution

Devil’s Reign: Winter Soldier

Captain America : Sentinel of Liberty

Hopefully this helps anyone looking into reading Bucky! I love him he's one of my favourites. Some of the comics may overlap being good reading for him as Bucky/Winter Soldier/Cap but I've tried to make it easy to get into!

Here are a list of other comics that I don't think are important but could help with further reading:

The Marvels Project - Good to lean about the Golden age heroes!

Tales of Suspense (2017) - Personally I don't like this one but for WinterHawk shippers this is the main one!

The Unstoppable Wasp - it’s cute!

Strikeforce - It's fun!

Young Avengers Presents: Patriot - Important Bucky interacting with younger heroes moments, especially Elijah Bradley

[celestialcaptain]

I created a list for all the marvel media in a chronological order here it is for anyone who wants it the times vary for some shows so they’re just estimates.

Marvel Marathon (shared with other people so they can see it)

- [ ] 1. Captain America: The First Avenger (Movie)(2 hours 6 min)

- [ ] 2. Agent Carter (one-shot on Iron Man 3 DVD) (One-Shot) (15 min)

- [ ] 3. Agent Carter (season 1) (Show) (8 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 4. Agent Carter (season 2) (Show)(10 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 5. Captain Marvel (mid-credit scene set after Infinity War) (Movie) (2 Hours 7 min)

- [ ] 6. Iron Man (Movie) (2 Hours 7 min)

- [ ] 7. Iron Man 2 (Movie) (2 Hours 5 min)

- [ ] 8. The Incredible Hulk (Movie) (1 Hour 52 min)

- [ ] 9. The Consultant (one-shot on the Thor DVD) (One-Shot) (3 min)

- [ ] 10. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer (one-shot on the Captain America: The First Avenger DVD) (One-Shot) (3 min)

- [ ] 11. Thor (Movie) (1 Hour 57 min)

- [ ] 12. The Avengers (aka Avengers Assemble in some regions) (Movie) (2 Hours 26 min)

- [ ] 13. Item 47 (one-shot on the Avengers Assemble DVD) (One-Shot) (11 min)

- [ ] 14. Agents of SHIELD (season 1, eps 1-7) (Show) (7 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 15. Thor: The Dark World (Movie) (1 Hour 55 min)

- [ ] 16. Agents of SHIELD (season 1, eps 8-16) (Show)(9 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 17. Iron Man 3 (Movie) (2 Hours 12 min)

- [ ] 18. All Hail the King (one-shot on the Thor: The Dark World DVD) (One-Shot) (13 min)

- [ ] 19. Captain America: The Winter Soldier (Movie) (2 Hours 18 min)

- [ ] 20. Agents of SHIELD (season 1, eps 17-22) (Show)(6 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 21. Guardians of the Galaxy (Movie) (2 Hours 2 min)

- [ ] 22. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 (Movie) (2 Hours 17 min)

- [ ] 23. I Am Groot (season 1) (Show)(5 5 min Episodes)

- [ ] 24. I Am Groot (season 2) (Show) (5 5 min Episodes)

- [ ] 25. Daredevil (season 1) (Show)(13 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 26. Agents of SHIELD (season 2, eps 1-10) (Show)(10 45 Min Episodes)

- [ ] 27. Jessica Jones (season 1) (Show)(13 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 28. Agents of SHIELD (season 2, eps 11-19) (Show)(9 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 29. Avengers: Age of Ultron (Movie) (2 Hours 24 min)

- [ ] 30. Agents of SHIELD (season 2, eps 20-22) (Show) (3 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 31. Daredevil (season 2, eps 1-4) (Show) (4 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 32. Luke Cage (season 1, eps 1-4) (Show) (4 60 Min Episodes)

- [ ] 33. Daredevil (season 2, eps 5-11) (Show) (7 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 34. Luke Cage (season 1, eps 5-8) (Show)(4 60 Min Episodes)

- [ ] 35. Daredevil (season 2, eps 12-13) (Show) (2 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 36. Luke Cage (season 1, eps 9-13) (Show) (5 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 37. Ant-Man (Movie) (2 Hours)

- [ ] 38. Agents of SHIELD (season 3, eps 1-10) (Show)(10 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 39. Agents of SHIELD (season 3, eps 11-19 – split due to new story arc) (Show)(9 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 40. Iron Fist (season 1) (Show) (13 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 41. Captain America: Civil War (Movie) (2 Hours 31 min)

- [ ] 42. Team Thor (one-shot on the Captain America: Civil War DVD) (One-Shot) (3 min)

- [ ] 43. Team Thor: Part 2 (one-shot on the Doctor Strange DVD) (One-Shot) (3 min)

- [ ] 44. Black Widow (watch credits scene after Avengers: Endgame) (Movie) (2 Hours 16 min)

- [ ] 45. Agents of SHIELD (season 3, eps 20-22) (Show) (3 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 46. The Defenders (season 1) (Show)(8 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 47. Agents of SHIELD (season 4, eps 1-6) (Show) (6 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 48. Doctor Strange (Movie) (1 Hour 56 min)

- [ ] 49. Black Panther (Movie) (2 Hours 18 min)

- [ ] 50. Agents of SHIELD (season 4, eps 7-8) (Show) (2 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 51. Agents of SHIELD: Slingshot (season 1, eps 1-6) (Show) (6 5 min Episodes)

- [ ] 52. Agents of SHIELD (season 4, eps 9-22) (Show) (14 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 53. Spider-Man: Homecoming (Movie) (2 Hours 13 min)

- [ ] 54. Thor: Ragnarok (Movie) (2 Hours 12 min)

- [ ] 55. Team Darryl (one-shot on the Thor: Ragnarok DVD) (One-Shot) (3 min)

- [ ] 56. Inhumans (season 1) (Show)(8 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 57. The Punisher (season 1) (Show) (13 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 58. Runaways (season 1) (Show)(10 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 59. Agents of SHIELD (season 5, eps 1-10 allowing for time travel craziness) (Show) (10 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 60. Jessica Jones (season 2) (Show) (13 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 61. Agents of SHIELD (season 5, eps 11-18) (Show) (8 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 62. Cloak & Dagger (season 1) (Show) (10 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 63. Cloak & Dagger (season 2) (Show) (10 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 64. Luke Cage (season 2) (Show) (13 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 65. Iron Fist (season 2) (Show) (10 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 66. Daredevil (season 3) (Show) (13 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 67. Runaways (season 2) (Show) (13 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 68. The Punisher (season 2) (Show) (13 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 69. Jessica Jones (season 3) (Show) (13 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 70. Ant-Man and the Wasp (watch credits scene after Infinity War) (Movie) (2 Hours 2 min)

- [ ] 71. Avengers: Infinity War (Movie) (2 Hours 34 min)

- [ ] 72. Agents of SHIELD (season 5, eps 19-22 concurrent with Infinity War) (Show) (4 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 73. Agents of SHIELD (season 6 takes place in Endgame's five-year time jump) (Show) (13 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 74. Agents of SHIELD (season 7 takes place in Endgame's five-year time jump) (Show) (13 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 75. Runaways (season 3 seems to take place post-Snap mostly) (Show) (10 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] 76. Avengers: Endgame (Movie) (3 Hours 5 min)

- [ ] 77. Loki (season 1 allowing for timey-wimey, alternate timeline weirdness) (Show) (6 55 min Episodes)

- [ ] 78. Loki (season 2) (Show) (6 55 min Episodes)

- [ ] 79. What If...? (season 1) (Show) (9 35 min Episodes)

- [ ] 80. What If...? (season 2) (Show) (9 35 min Episodes)

- [ ] 81. WandaVision (Show) (9 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 82. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (Show) (6 55 min Episodes)

- [ ] 83. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (Movie) (2 Hours 15 min)

- [ ] 84. Eternals (Movie) (2 Hours 38 min)

- [ ] 85. Spider-Man: Far From Home (Movie) (2 Hours 9 min)

- [ ] 86. Spider-man (Movie) (2 Hours 1 min)

- [ ] 87. Spider-man 2 (Movie) (2 Hours 7 min)

- [ ] 88. Spider-man 3 (Movie) (2 Hours 19 min)

- [ ] 89. Amazing Spider-Man 1 (Movie) (2 Hours 16 min)

- [ ] 90. Amazing Spider-man 2 (Movie) (2 Hours 21 min)

- [ ] 91. Spider-Man: No Way Home (Movie) (2 Hours 28 min)

- [ ] 92. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (Movie) (2 Hours 8 min)

- [ ] 93. Hawkeye (Show) (6 55 min Episodes)

- [ ] 94. Moon Knight (Show) (6 50 min Episodes)

- [ ] 95. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (Movie) (2 Hours 43 min)

- [ ] 96. Echo (Show) (5 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 97. She-Hulk: Attorney at Law (Show) (9 35 min Episodes)

- [ ] 98. Ms Marvel (Show) (6 50 min Episodes)

- [ ] 99. Thor: Love and Thunder (Movie) (2 Hours)

- [ ] 100. Werewolf by Night (Short Film) (54 min)

- [ ] 101. The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special (Short Film) (44 min)

- [ ] 102. Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania (Movie) (2 Hours 6 min)

- [ ] 103. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 (Movie) (2 Hours 32 min)

- [ ] 104. Secret Invasion (Show) (6 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 105. The Marvels (Movie) (1 Hour 46 min)

- [ ] 106. X-Men (Movie) (1 Hour 45 min)

- [ ] 107. X2 (Movie) (2 Hours 14 min)

- [ ] 108. X-Men: Last Stand (Movie) (1 Hour 45 min)

- [ ] 109. X-Men Origins: Wolverine (Movie) (1 Hour 48 min)

- [ ] 110. X-Men: First Class (Movie) (2 Hours 12 min)

- [ ] 111. The Wolverine (Movie) (2 Hours 7 min)

- [ ] 112. X-Men: Days of future past (Movie) (2 Hours 12 min)

- [ ] 113. X-Men Apocalypse (Movie) (2 Hours 25 min)

- [ ] 114. Logan (Movie) (2 Hours 19 min)

- [ ] 115. Dark Phoenix (Movie) (1 Hour 56 min)

- [ ] 116. The New Mutants (Movie) (1 Hour 36 min)

- [ ] 117. Deadpool (Movie) (1 Hour 50 min)

- [ ] 118. Deadpool 2 (Movie) (2 Hours 1 min)

- [ ] 119. Deadpool and Wolverine (Movie) (2 Hours 9 min)

- [ ] 120. Agatha All Along (Show) (9 45 min Episodes)

- [ ] 122. Daredevil: Born Again (season 1) (Show) (9 60 min Episodes)

- [ ] X-Men 97 (season 1) (Show) (10 40 min Episodes)

[braveclementine]

Day 20~ 1:34 P.M.

Warnings: None, Readers under 18 can read this book.

Copyright: My OCs are Coach Yonce, Emma, Ila, Tempus, and Itty Bitty. I own these characters. I do not condone any copying of this.

For the most part, I had recovered from everything. The doctors had to re-break my knee though to set it properly. I was glad I was out for that. They cleaned all of my wounds and re-dressed them. They said we could look into getting a prosthetic for my pinky finger. I said I'd think about it.

It felt selfish to get a pinky finger prosthetic though when there were men and women coming in from war with blown off limbs and having to deal with that. If anyone need a prosthetic, it was them. I'd deal with a missing finger.

My parents managed to come and see me earlier today around nine in the morning. They didn't wake me up, so I didn't really see them until more around ten. Both my mother and my father were crying, though my brothers were slightly in the corner playing video games on their phones. They got off once they realized I was awake.

"Hey sweetheart." My mom said, tears streaming down her face. My mother was a very ugly crier, but right now she was the most beautiful sight in the world.

"Hi mom." I said, tears streaming down my own face. My mother and father peppered me with kisses, before they laid the presents they'd brought me down on the bedside table.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 1 in DVD form since I'd missed the movie version. My brothers had bought extra Funko Pops so I didn't just have Dr. Strange and Iron man now. There was also Loki, Thor, Gamora, Starlord, Bucky Barnes, Captain America, and Hawkeye.

My stomach flipped unpleasantly upon seeing them. They had been there.

I said nothing though, except thanking them with what I hoped was the proper enthusiasm. I'd probably sell them on Amazon later. I could probably make a lot of money off of them. Maybe I could make even more if I signed the boxes. I had to be somewhat famous, right?

I questioned after Itty, Jaguar, and Otter's health. They were all fine, with their families back in California. My mother told me that different Marvel actors had been hosting them. Apparently my own family was staying with Chris Evans. Itty Bitty's family was staying with Benedict Cumberbatch, Emma was waiting for her parents to fly in from England with Chris Hemsworth, and Otter and her family were with Tom Hiddleston.

I did ask if they had seen Sebastian Stan. They didn't know anything that had passed between the two of us except that he had been there.

"He's been really torn up over you for some reason." My brother said in a bored voice. "I mean, he doesn't say anything, but whenever mom and dad left the room or whatever he was always asking Chris Evans or Robert Downey Jr. if you'd been found."

"Yeah, mom think she fancies you." My other brother joked.

I coloured a little, wondering at that statement.

"Mr. Downey has been amazing." My mother gushed. "He's been providing for all of the lawyers and everything. Well, helping get lawyers I should say. That Real Estate agent? Donald Trump? He had some good lawyers to help us out with suing the Russo brothers and the others that were involved."

"So. . . none of the Marvel actors knew what was going on?" I asked slowly, not entirely sure what I wanted the outcome to be.

"No." My mother said with a shake of the head. "In fact, one of the actors, the one that played Doctor List, he was killed to prevent him from spreading to the word. Apparently Mr. Stan told him what was happening and tried to get word out."

So Sebastian really had tried to get the word out? And the first doctor had been an actor?

"Miss Y/L/N, there are some people here to see you." A nurse said, coming into the room a few hours later.

"We'll leave you with them then." My mother said, kissing my forehead out and ushering my brothers out of the room.

Figuring it would be Itty or Otter or Emma or all of them, I attempted to prop myself up against the headboard.

"I don't think you should be sitting up yet." A familiar voice said and I froze.

"Sebastian." I whispered.

"Hey." He said softly, taking a seat next to the bed.

He was dressed nicely, his long pulled back into the man bun I loved. He seemed almost nervous and I guess I couldn't blame him. The last time I'd seen him, I'd killed someone and pointed a gun at his face.

"Er- I'm not alone." He muttered, gesturing behind him.

I looked up to see Robert Downey Jr., Benedict Cumberbatch, Tom Hiddleston, and Chris Evans there.

"Oh, er, hi." I said awkwardly, blushing. I had the hugest crush on Dr. Strange so this was kind've weird.

"Nice to finally meet you." Robert Downey Jr. said, holding his hand out as though I was the famous person. "Glad you're here as well. Stan over here has been a mess without you."

"Shut it Robert." Sebastian growled.

I smiled a little as I shook Downey's hand.

"Marvel fan?" Chris asked with a bit of a smile, gesturing to all the Funko Pops.

My face burned again, "Of sorts. I haven't seen any of the Captain America movies though. Er- I like Dr. Strange and Tony Stark."

Benedict smiled, shaking my hand as well. Tom grinned, laughing a little. Downey didn't seemed phased. "Of course I was your favorite."

"Well actually, Strange, then you, then Loki." I smiled. "But you know. But um, why are you all here?"

"Someone had to take care of Sebastian." Downey said, causing Sebastian's ears to go red. "And we're also the ones most invested in the case."

I nodded my head but couldn't really think of anything else to say. Luckily, Downey clapped his hands together once and said, "Well, we'll take these Funko pops out to sign them and leave you and Sebastian alone."

"Er- do you want them signed?" Chris asked, but as Robert was already carrying them out of the room, I cracked a smile. Robert was so cool.

"I, um, I'm sorry for pointing a gun at your face. I was terrified, I thought you were in on everything, that you had just been playing me." I murmured, looking away from him.

"I don't blame you." Sebastian was quiet. "It had to be confusing for you. I can't even imagine with everything you'd gone through what you were thinking."

There was a moment of silence before he said. "It was real for me too."

I lifted my eyes to his for a moment and he seemed serious enough. "All of it Y/N. The bad and the good. It was all real to me."

I hesitated, saying nothing. I wasn't entirely sure what he was trying to say.

Sebastian gently reached out and took both my hands into his. "It was real to me. I love you Y/N. Maybe on this facet you weren't entirely certain, but this is how I feel. Maybe you still don't want to see me ever again. Maybe you'd prefer to go without the spotlight being with me would put you in. But I want to be with you."

I could barely breathe. It was like something straight out of a book. Sebastian Stan, famous actor, wanted to be with silly old me?

"A-are you sure?" I asked breathlessly.

"Yes. I mean, I know I'm going to have to go through some therapy and shit before I'm fit to take perfect care of you. But I want to work through things with you, if you want to." He asked breathlessly.

I laughed a little, "Yeah, they're sending us to some sort of therapy treatment center. Me, Itty, Otter, and Emma. Apparently we have to live there and finish some sort of program and then we're free to leave if we pass at the end. But once I get out, if you still want to come and find me, I would like to be with you too."

Sebastian grinned and before I knew it, we'd both leaned into each other, our lips connected in a passionate kiss.

"I'll always find you Y/N. And if I can't, I'll never stop searching for you. That's a promise." Sebastian whispered against my cheek.

"Thank you for taking care of me in there Sebastian." I whispered, holding tightly on his hand. "I wouldn't have survived without you."

Sebastian squeezed my hand and stayed with me until I fell asleep once more.

⬅️➡️

[marvelmadam08]

Random Ranking of MCU Movies

I was on the phone with my bestie and she asked me where I raked CA:BNW in my MCU line-up. So, I thought I'd post it here because why not! This is out of all 35 current MCU timeline movies, not including Fox/Sony (X-Men, Fantastic 4, etc.). Purely opinionated, but I can defend my reasonings.

Black Panther

2. Captain America: The Winter Soldier

3. Spider-Man: No Way Home

4. Shang-Chi and The Legend of the Ten Rings

5. Captain America: Civil War

6. Deadpool & Wolverine

7. Captain America: Brave New World

8. Iron Man

9. Wakanda Forever

10. Black Widow

11. Avengers: Age of Ultron

12. Spider-Man: Homecoming

13. Guardians of The Galaxy Vol. 3

14. Captain Marvel

15. Iron Man 2

16. Iron Man 3

17. The Avengers

18. Doctor Strange: Multiverse of Madness

19. Spider-Man: Far From Home

20. Captain America: The First Avenger

21. Guardians of The Galaxy Vol. 1

22. The Marvels

23. Thor

24. Avengers: Infinity War

25. Avengers: Endgame

26. Guardians of The Galaxy Vol. 2

27. Thor: Ragnarök

28. Ant-Man

29. Ant-Man and The Wasp

30. Doctor Strange

31. The Incredible Hulk

32. Eternals

33. Thor: The Dark Word

34. Ant-Man and Wasp: Quantumania

35. Thor: Love and Thunder

[anotherfuckingmarvelfanaccount]

MCU in Chronological Order

NOT YET INCLUDING X-MEN, VENOM, SONY SPIDER-MAN (Accurate up to everything released before July 2022) (Thor: Love and Thunder is not here)

ETERNALS up to 7:14

THOR: THE DARK WORLD 0:28 - 3:50

ETERNALS 20:22 - 31:11

THOR: RAGNAROK 1:19:13 - 1:19:54

THOR 3:20 - 7:34

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS up to 2:43

BLACK PANTHER up to 1:43

ETERNALS 35:04 - 43:01

WANDAVISION Episode 8 “Previously On” 1:23 - 5:47

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 2:43 - 2:59

CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER 1:32:28 - 1:33:17

CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER 3:38 - 8:09

MS. MARVEL S1E3: “Destined” 1:48 - 4:12

MS. MARVEL S1E5: “Time and Again” 2:44 - 7:33

CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER 8:09 - 1:21:48

MS. MARVEL S1E5: “Time and Again” 7:38 - 9:23

CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER 1:21:48 - 1:50:30

ETERNALS 1:24:36 - 1:25:39

MS. MARVEL S1E5: “Time and Again” 1:11- 2:33

MS. MARVEL S1E5: “Time and Again” 9:23 - 18:54

LOKI S1E1: “Glorious Purpose” 26:50 - 27:33

LOKI S1E1: “Glorious Purpose” 27:38 - 28:14

GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 2 up to 2:47

ANT-MAN AND THE WASP up to 2:38

GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY up to 3:40

AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR 42:22 - 44:25

ANT-MAN up to 2:06

CAPTAIN MARVEL 1:06:20 - 1:11:15

CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR up to 2:40

CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR 1:12:54 - 1:14:20

BLACK PANTHER 1:43 - 5:35

BLACK PANTHER 1:05:50 - 1:06:14

BLACK PANTHER 5:35 - 6:22

MOON KNIGHT S1E4: “The Tomb” 36:23 - 37:32

CAPTAIN MARVEL up to 1:06:20

CAPTAIN MARVEL 1:11:15 - 1:54:55

Second post-credits scene of CAPTAIN MARVEL

BLACK WIDOW up to 16:24

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 2:59 - 8:04

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 48:47 - 49:31

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 8:04 - 8:19

ANT-MAN AND THE WASP 46:42 - 47:05

WANDAVISION Episode 8: “Previously On” 13:01 - 16:45

IRON MAN 3 0:25 - 4:51

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 49:36 - 49:40

THE INCREDIBLE HULK up to 3:03

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 8:19 - 9:28

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 49:40 - 49:54

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 1:20:57 - 1:22:15

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 1:40:29 - 1:40:41

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 1:40:54 - 1:41:07

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 1:22:15 - 1:26:20

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 24:07 - 24:41

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 45:55 - 46:52

HAWKEYE Episode 3: “Echoes” 1:30 - 5:44

IRON MAN 4:14 - 16:25

IRON MAN up to 3:50

IRON MAN 16:25 - 20:32

IRON MAN 3:50 - 4:14

IRON MAN 20:32, stop before post-credits scene

IRON MAN 2 up to 2:39

Post-credits scene of IRON MAN

IRON MAN 2 2:39 - 5:00

BLACK WIDOW 43:52 - 44:17

BLACK WIDOW 44:23 - 44:32

THE INCREDIBLE HULK 3:03 - 12:50

IRON MAN 2 5:12 - 22:55

THE INCREDIBLE HULK 12:50 - 31:58

IRON MAN 2 22:55 - 1:24:08

THOR 7:34 - 29:52

THOR up to 3:20

THOR 30:08 - 35:32

IRON MAN 2 1:24:08 - 1:25:30

THOR 35:32 - 36:14

Post-credits scene of IRON MAN 2

THOR 36:36 - 1:15:38

IRON MAN 2 1:25:30 - 1:30:29

THOR 1:15:38 - 1:42:15

IRON MAN 2 1:30:29 - 1:54:12

THOR 1:42:15 - credits

THE INCREDIBLE HULK 31:58 - 59:18

THE INCREDIBLE HULK 1:04:31 - 1:04:59

IRON MAN 2 1:54:12 - 1:56:05

THE INCREDIBLE HULK 59:18 - 1:04:31

IRON MAN 2 1:56:05 - credits

THE INCREDIBLE HULK 1:04:59 - 1:43:27

THE INCREDIBLE HULK 1:44:20 - credits

THE INCREDIBLE HULK 1:43:27 - 1:44:20

CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER up to 3:20

CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER 1:50:30 - stop before post-credits scene

Post-credits scene of THOR

THE AVENGERS up to 1:38:19

HAWKEYE Episode 1: “Never Meet Your Heroes” up to 2:47

THE AVENGERS 1:38:19 - 1:43:16

HAWKEYE Episode 1: “Never Meet Your Heroes” 2:47 - 3:51

THE AVENGERS 1:43:16 - 1:46:51

HAWKEYE Episode 1: “Never Meet Your Heroes” 3:51 - 4:40

THE AVENGERS 1:46:51 - 2:00:35

HAWKEYE Episode 1: “Never Meet Your Heroes” 4:40 - 5:13

THE AVENGERS 2:00:35 - 2:02:19

HAWKEYE Episode 1: “Never Meet Your Heroes” 5:20 - 5:28

THE AVENGERS 2:02:20 - 2:02:33

HAWKEYE Episode 1: “Never Meet Your Heroes” 5:32 - 5:48

THE AVENGERS 2:02:33 - 2:09:38

LOKI S1E1: “Glorious Purpose” 00:15 - 00:26

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 1:17:46 - 1:18:00

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 1:19:19 - 1:19:25

Second post-credits scene of THE AVENGERS

THE AVENGERS 2:09:38, stop after first post-credits scene

THOR: THE DARK WORLD 3:50 - 6:12

HAWKEYE Episode 1: “Never Meet Your Heroes” 5:49 - 7:04

SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING up to 4:02

Second post-credits scene of SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING

IRON MAN 3 4:51 - 39:42

IRON MAN 3 up to 0:25

IRON MAN 3 start at 39:42

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 24:41 - 25:43

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 34:00 - 35:04

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 25:43 - 25:57

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 1:26:33 - 1:27:01

THOR: THE DARK WORLD start at 6:12

WANDAVISION Episode 8: “Previously On” 18:36 - 21:18

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 1: “New World Order” 16:27 - 18:08

CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER up to 1:32:28

CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER start at 1:33:17

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 1:13:29 - 1:15:14

GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY start at 3:40

GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 2 2:51 - 2:12:00 (the credits from 2:12:00 to 2:14:00 are optional)

AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON (stop before post-credits scene)

ANT-MAN 2:06 - 8:38

WANDAVISION Episode 8: “Previously On” 22:17 - 25:27

ANT-MAN 8:38 -  end before second post-credits scene)

ANT-MAN AND THE WASP 2:38 - 3:26

DOCTOR STRANGE 4:32 - 13:40

CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR 2:40 - 1:12:20

CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR 1:14:20 - 1:22:26

SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING 5:33 - 6:21

CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR 1:22:26 - 1:25:29

SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING 6:21 - 7:10

CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR 1:25:29 - 1:29:36

SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING 7:10 - 7:20

CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR 1:29:36 - 1:39:13

SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING 7:20 - 7:33

CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR 1:39:13 - 1:48:47

SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING 7:33 - 7:48

CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR 1:48:47 - 2:12:56

First post-credits scene of CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR (start at 2:18:32)

SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING 7:48 - 9:56

Second post-credits scene of CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR (start at 2:26:26)

BLACK WIDOW 16:24 - 43:52

BLACK WIDOW 44:17 - 44:23

BLACK WIDOW 44:32 - 1:21:35

BLACK WIDOW 1:32:55 - 1:33:20

BLACK WIDOW 1:43:08 - 1:43:40

BLACK WIDOW 1:21:35 - 1:32:55

BLACK WIDOW 1:33:20 - 1:43:08

BLACK WIDOW 1:43:40 - 2:01:55

BLACK PANTHER 6:22, stop before post-credits scenes (flashback from 1:05:50 – 1:06:14 optional)

BLACK WIDOW 2:01:55 -  stop before post-credits scene

CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR 2:12:56 - 2:18:32

First post-credits scene of BLACK PANTHER

DOCTOR STRANGE 13:40 - 14:57

SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING 4:05 - 5:33

SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING 9:56 - stop before post-credits scenes

DOCTOR STRANGE 14:57 - 18:30

First post-credits scene of SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING

Prologue of DOCTOR STRANGE up to 4:32

DOCTOR STRANGE 18:30 - stop before post-credits scenes

ANT-MAN AND THE WASP 4:01 - 46:42

ANT-MAN AND THE WASP 47:05 - stop before post-credits scenes

GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 2 2:14:00 - 2:14:30

Second post-credits scene of DOCTOR STRANGE

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 4: “The Whole World Is Watching” 1:42 - 3:51

Second post-credits scene of BLACK PANTHER

Post-credits scene of AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON

THOR: RAGNAROK up to 1:19:13

THOR: RAGNAROK start at 1:19:54

AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR up to 42:22

AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR 44:25 - 1:45:55

HAWKEYE Episode 5: “Ronin” up to 1:58

AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR 1:45:55 - 2:16:03

AVENGERS: ENDGAME up to 1:53

First post-credits scene of ANT-MAN AND THE WASP (start at 1:48:59)

HAWKEYE Episode 5: “Ronin” 1:58 - 3:02

Post-credits scene of AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR

AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR 2:16:03 - end before post-credits scene

Second post-credit scene of ANT-MAN AND THE WASP

First post-credits scene of CAPTAIN MARVEL 1:54:55 - stop before second post-credits scene

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 1:53 - 22:08

HAWKEYE Episode 3: “Echoes” 5:44 - 7:45

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 22:08 - 1:09:15

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 1:16:00 - 1:17:46

LOKI S1E1: “Glorious Purpose” 00:15 - 00:26

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 1:18:00 - 1:21:50; brief scene from 1:19:19-1:19:25 is optional)

LOKI S1E1: “Glorious Purpose” 1:54 - 3:14

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 1:21:50 - 1:26:23

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 1:37:00 - 1:46:36

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 1:09:15 - 1:11:54

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 1:28:23 - 1:32:18

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 1:11:54 - 1:16:00

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 1:26:23 - 1:28:23

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 1:32:18 - 1:37:00

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 1:46:36 - 2:01:52

HAWKEYE Episode 5: “Ronin” 3:01 - 4:00

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 0:46 - 3:01

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 2:01:52 - 2:04:28

HAWKEYE Episode 5: “Ronin” 4:00 - 4:45

AVENGERS: ENDGAME 2:04:28 - 2:43:02

WANDAVISION Episode 8: “Previously On” 26:30 - 36:09

AVENGERS: ENDGAME start at 2:43:02

WANDAVISION Episode 1: “Filmed Before a Live Studio Audience” up to 1:34

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 3:37 - 10:41

WANDAVISION Episode 1: “Filmed Before a Live Studio Audience” 1:34 - 10:44

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 10:41 - 13:55

WANDAVISION Episode 1: “Filmed Before a Live Studio Audience” 10:44 - 17:37

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 13:55 - 16:34

WANDAVISION Episode 1: “Filmed Before a Live Studio Audience” 17:37 - 20:52

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 16:34 - 16:54

WANDAVISION Episode 1: “Filmed Before a Live Studio Audience” 20:52 - 21:49

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 16:54 - 17:10

WANDAVISION Episode 1: “Filmed Before a Live Studio Audience” start at 21:49

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 17:16 - 19:09

WANDAVISION Episode 2: “Don’t Touch That Dial” 1:13 - 9:33

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 19:09 - 20:14

WANDAVISION Episode 2: “Don’t Touch That Dial” 9:33 - 11:38

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 20:14 - 20:28

WANDAVISION Episode 2: “Don’t Touch That Dial” 11:38 - 14:33

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 20:28 - 20:39

WANDAVISION Episode 2: “Don’t Touch That Dial” 14:33 - 15:25

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 20:41 - 20:55

WANDAVISION Episode 2: “Don’t Touch That Dial” 15:25 - 15:30

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 20:55 - 21:08

WANDAVISION Episode 2: “Don’t Touch That Dial” 15:30 - 16:33

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 21:08 - 21:46

WANDAVISION Episode 2: “Don’t Touch That Dial” 16:33 - 26:32

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 21:46 - 22:33

WANDAVISION Episode 2: “Don’t Touch That Dial” start at 26:32

WANDAVISION Episode 3: “Now In Color” 1:14 - 11:50

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 22:57 - 23:20

WANDAVISION Episode 3: “Now In Color” 11:50 - 17:29

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 23:20 - 23:40

WANDAVISION Episode 3: “Now In Color” 17:34 - 19:33

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 23:57 - 24:06

WANDAVISION Episode 3: “Now In Color” 19:33 - 22:12

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 24:08 - 24:13

WANDAVISION Episode 3: “Now In Color” 22:12 - 24:35

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” 24:23 - 26:29

WANDAVISION Episode 3: “Now In Color” 24:35 - 25:43

WANDAVISION Episode 4: “We Interrupt This Program” start at 26:58

WANDAVISION Episode 5: “On A Very Special Episode…”

WANDAVISION Episode 6: “All-New Halloween Spooktacular!”

WANDAVISION Episode 7: “Breaking the Fourth Wall”

Post-credits scene of WANDAVISION Episode 8: “Previously On”

WANDAVISION Episode 8: “Previously On” 5:47 - 13:05

WANDAVISION Episode 8: “Previously On” 16:38 - 18:45

WANDAVISION Episode 8: “Previously On” 21:15 - 22:22

WANDAVISION Episode 8: “Previously On” 25:27 - 26:33

WANDAVISION Episode 8: “Previously On” 35:51 - stop before post-credits scene

WANDAVISION Episode 9: “The Series Finale” 1:26 - stop before last post-credits scene

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 1: “New World Order” up to 16:27

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 1: “New World Order” start at 18:08

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 2: “The Star-Spangled Man”

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 3: “Power Broker” up to 6:19

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 3: “Power Broker” 7:12 - 7:26

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 3: “Power Broker” 6:19 - 7:12

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 3: “Power Broker” start at 7:26

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 4: “The Whole World Is Watching” start at 3:51

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 5: “Truth” up to 48:29)

Post-credits scene of FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 5: “Truth”

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 5: “Truth” 48:29 - 50:44

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 5: “Truth” 51:37 - stop before post-credits scene

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 5: “Truth” 50:44 - 51:37

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 6: “One World, One People”  up to 36:56

Post-credits scene of FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 6: “One World, One People”

FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER Episode 6: “One World, One People” 36:56 - stop before post-credits scene)

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 9:28 - 24:07

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 25:57 - 34:00

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 35:04 - 45:55

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 46:52 - 48:40

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 49:54 - 1:20:57

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 1:27:01 - 1:40:29

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS 1:40:41 - 1:40:54

SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS start at 1:41:07

ETERNALS 1:36:02 - 1:42:47

ETERNALS 7:14 - 20:22

ETERNALS 31:11 - 35:04

ETERNALS 43:01 - 1:24:36

ETERNALS 1:25:39 - 1:36:02

ETERNALS start at 1:42:47

SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME  up to 1:52:25

Second post-credit scene of SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME

SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME 1:52:25 - 1:59:29 (includes part of the first post-credits scene

SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME 1:13 - 2:07:10

First post-credits scene of SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME

SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME 2:07:10 - 2:13:03

Post-credits scene of BLACK WIDOW

SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME 2:13:03 - stop before post-credits scenes

HAWKEYE Episode 1: “Never Meet Your Heroes” 8:36 - 12:18

HAWKEYE Episode 6: “So This Is Christmas?” 52:17 - 54:29 (has part of the post-credits scene)

HAWKEYE Episode 1: “Never Meet Your Heroes” 12:28 - 14:13

HAWKEYE Episode 6: “So This Is Christmas?” 55:48 - 56:06 (has more of the post-credits scene)

HAWKEYE Episode 1: “Never Meet Your Heroes” 14:16 - 44:31

HAWKEYE Episode 2: “Hide and Seek” start at 2:10

HAWKEYE Episode 3: “Echoes” 7:56 - 37:34

HAWKEYE Episode 4: “Partners, Am I Right?” start at 1:41

HAWKEYE Episode 5: “Ronin” 6:21 - 37:46

HAWKEYE Episode 6: “So This Is Christmas?” 1:46 - 3:45

HAWKEYE Episode 5: “Ronin” 37:46 - 38:44

HAWKEYE Episode 6: “So This Is Christmas?” 3:45 - 50:27

Second post-credits scene of WANDAVISION Episode 9: “The Series Finale” start at 45:35

DOCTOR STRANGE IN THE MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS up to 55:50

DOCTOR STRANGE IN THE MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS 59:41 - 1:02:19

DOCTOR STRANGE IN THE MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS 1:05:18 - 1:07:20

DOCTOR STRANGE IN THE MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS 55:50 - 59:41

DOCTOR STRANGE IN THE MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS 1:02:19 - 1:05:18

DOCTOR STRANGE IN THE MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS start at 1:07:20

MOON KNIGHT S1E1: “The Goldfish Problem”

MOON KNIGHT S1E2: “Summon the Suit” 1:40 - 45:31

MOON KNIGHT S1E3: “The Friendly Type” 1:24 - 3:56

MOON KNIGHT S1E2: “Summon the Suit” start at 45:31

MOON KNIGHT S1E3: “The Friendly Type” start at 4:29

MOON KNIGHT S1E4: “The Tomb” 1:28 - 24:30

MOON KNIGHT S1E4: “The Tomb” 25:57 - 27:40

MOON KNIGHT S1E4: “The Tomb” 24:30 - 25:57

MOON KNIGHT S1E4: “The Tomb” 27:40 - 36:23

MOON KNIGHT S1E6: “Gods and Monsters” 1:49 - 4:58

MOON KNIGHT S1E4: “The Tomb” 37:17 - 46:43

MOON KNIGHT S1E5: “Asylum” 1:59 - 25:44

MOON KNIGHT S1E6: “Gods and Monsters” 4:58 - 6:10

MOON KNIGHT S1E5: “Asylum” 25:44 - 26:54

MOON KNIGHT S1E6: “Gods and Monsters” 6:10 - 7:56

MOON KNIGHT S1E5: “Asylum” 26:54 - 42:53

MOON KNIGHT S1E6: “Gods and Monsters” start at 7:56

MS. MARVEL S1E1: “Generation Why” up to 38:57

Post-credits scene of MS. MARVEL S1E1: “Generation Why”

MS. MARVEL S1E1: “Generation Why” 38:57 - stop before post-credits scene

MS. MARVEL S1E2: “Crushed” start at 1:41

MS. MARVEL S1E3: “Destined” start at 4:12

MS. MARVEL S1E4: “Seeing Red” 1:48 - 41:00

MS. MARVEL S1E5: “Time and Again” start at 18:54

MS. MARVEL S1E6: “No Normal” start at 1:43

LOKI S1E4: “The Nexus Event” 1:46 - 3:27

LOKI S1E1: “Glorious Purpose” 3:02 - 15:08

LOKI S1E1: “Glorious Purpose” start at 43:52

LOKI S1E2: “The Variant” 1:54 - 4:46

LOKI S1E1: “Glorious Purpose” 15:08 - 26:50

LOKI S1E1: “Glorious Purpose” 27:30 - 27:40

LOKI S1E1: “Glorious Purpose” 28:14 - 43:52

LOKI S1E2: “The Variant” 5:09 - 36:15

LOKI S1E3: “Lamentis” 1:38 - 3:44

LOKI S1E2: “The Variant” 36:15 - 47:03

LOKI S1E2: “The Variant” start at 47:40

LOKI S1E2: “The Variant” 47:03 - 47:40

LOKI S1E3: “Lamentis” start at 4:05

LOKI S1E4: “The Nexus Event” 6:13 - 8:35

LOKI S1E4: “The Nexus Event” 9:09 - 10:13

LOKI S1E4: “The Nexus Event” 3:27 - 6:13

LOKI S1E4: “The Nexus Event” 8:35 - 9:09

LOKI S1E4: “The Nexus Event” 10:13 - 24:41

LOKI S1E4: “The Nexus Event” 29:22 - 30:49

LOKI S1E4: “The Nexus Event” 24:41 - 29:22

LOKI S1E4: “The Nexus Event” 30:49 - stop before post-credits scene

LOKI S1E5: “Journey Into Mystery” 1:46 - 2:40

LOKI S1E5: “Journey Into Mystery” 3:57 - 5:51

LOKI S1E5: “Journey Into Mystery” 9:36 - 12:56

LOKI S1E5: “Journey Into Mystery��� 26:32 - 29:16

Post-credits scene of LOKI S1E4: “The Nexus Event”

LOKI S1E5: “Journey Into Mystery” 2:40 - 3:38

LOKI S1E5: “Journey Into Mystery” 5:51 - 9:36

LOKI S1E5: “Journey Into Mystery” 12:56 - 26:32

LOKI S1E5: “Journey Into Mystery” 29:16 - 37:45

LOKI S1E6: “For All Time. Always.” 12:51 - 13:39

LOKI S1E5: “Journey Into Mystery” start at 37:45

LOKI S1E6: “For All Time. Always.” 1:19 - 8:03

LOKI S1E6: “For All Time. Always.” 11:54 - 12:51

LOKI S1E6: “For All Time. Always.” 17:09 - 19:33

LOKI S1E6: “For All Time. Always.” 8:03 - 11:54

LOKI S1E6: “For All Time. Always.” 13:39 - 17:09

LOKI S1E6: “For All Time. Always.” start at 19:33

Final post-credits tag of GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 2 start at 2:14:30

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MCU Villains Till Now Ranked from Weakest to Strongest

From Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor to Inter Galactic Forces – Guardians of the Galaxy, there are a number of mighty heroes in the MCU and also some great MCU Villains. However, it’s rarely one of them to save the day, it’s because they simply come up against a collection of equally powerful villains.

The success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe not only relies on the great superheroes but also on the memorable MCU Villains. In the year 2022, we saw some remarkably stronger MCU Villains in MCU Phase 4 like Gorr the God Butcher, Namor, and Scarlet Witch.

But while some of them may be more entertaining than others, there can only be one villain who is deemed the most powerful of them all.

46 Kro (Eternals)

45 Todd Phelps (She-Hulk)

44 Saddie Deever (Ms. Marvel)

43 Najma (Ms. Marvel)

42 Ivan Wanko/ Whiplash (Iron Man 2)

41 Obadiah Stane (Iron Man)

40 Darren Cross / Yellow Jacket (Ant-Man)

39 Ghost (Ant-Man and the Wasp)

38 Adrain Toomes / Vulture (Spider-Man: Homecoming)

37 Wilson Fisk/ Kingpin (Hawkeye/Daredevil)

36 John Walker (Falcon and the Winter Soldier)

35 Dreykov (Black Widow)

34 Karli Morgantheau (Falcon and the Winter Soldier)

33 Malekith the Accused (Thor Dark World)

32 Kaecilius (Doctor Strange)

31 Aldrich Killian (Iron Man 3)

30 Alexander Pierce (Captain America: The Winter Soldier)

29 Zemo (Captain America Civil War)

28 Wenwu (Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings)

27 Mysterio (Spider-Man: Far From Home)

26 Taskmaster (Black Widow)

25 Green Goblin (Spider-Man No Way Home)

24 Winter Soldier (Captain America: The Winter Soldier)

23 Red Skull (Captain America: The First Avenger)

22 Arthur Harrow (Moon Knight)

21 Agatha Harkness (Wanda Vision)

20 Ebony Maw (Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers Endgame)

19 Yon Rogg (Captain Marvel)

18 Ronan the Accuser (Guardians of the Galaxy and Captain Marvel)

17 Kurse (Thor Dark World)

16 Abomination (The Incredible Hulk)

15 Ikaris (Eternals)

14 Ultron (Avengers Age of Ultron)

13 Adam Warlock (Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 and 3)

12 Namor (Black Panther Wakanda Forever)

11 Hela (Thor Ragnarok)

10 Gorr the God Butcher (Thor Love and Thunder)

9 Surtuer (Thor Ragnarok)

8 Loki (Thor and Avengers)

7 Erik Killmonger (Black Panther)

6 Ego the Planet (Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2)

5 Kang the Conqueror (Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantamania)

4 High Evolutionary (Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3)

3 Scarlet Witch (Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness)

2 Thanos (Avenger: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame)

1 Dormammu (Doctor Strange)

If you guys to read in detail about this then do click on the link of this article given below -

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Wolf and Pup

read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/DyUcWdZ by QuinLova As Peter sleeps on his lap, Bucky thinks about him, and pets his little ears. Words: 300, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English Series: Part 34 of One Shots Vol 2. Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Captain America (Movies), Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies), What If...? (Cartoon 2021) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Categories: M/M Characters: James "Bucky" Barnes, Peter Parker Relationships: James "Bucky" Barnes/Peter Parker Additional Tags: Head On Lap, Sleepy Cuddles, Napping, Fluff, Cuddling & Snuggling, Cute Peter Parker, Sleepy Peter Parker, Dog Boy Peter Parker, Dog Hybrid Peter Parker, Caring Bucky Barnes, Soft Bucky Barnes, Bucky Barnes's Metal Arm, Introspection, mainly introspection and prose, Triple Drabble, Short & Sweet, Hybrids, Dog/Human Hybrids, Unfounded worries about clinginess, (Peter's more clingy) read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/DyUcWdZ

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Who’s Sharon Carter?

Sharon Carter (also known as Agent 13), was created by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers on 1966, She was first introduced h as Peggy's sister in Tales of Suspense #75 in 1966, and was later retconned for Peggy to be her aunt. 

She is consider one of the best spies in the marvel universe, also known as the female James Bond, she has been a SHIELD agent, first female SHIELD director and she has been the longest and current love interest of Steve Rogers. According to the the Marvel website  today she is an ally of Captain America, a “Daughter of Liberty,” and a premiere super-agent.

Basic Reading

Tales of Suspense: #75-#76 (her first appearance!) 

Tales of Suspense #85, #92-95, #97-99

Captain America Vol.1  #100-104, #108, #114-116, #122, #124, 

Captain America Vol. 3 #1,#3-4

Fury/Agent 13 

Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #1

Captain America Vol.5 

Captain America and the Secret Avengers #1 

Secret Avengers Vol.1 #1-21

Captain America Sam Wilson #1, #6-7, #14

Captain America Vol 9 #1-9, #11-29

Under the cut are more of her appearances and some fun runs to get to know sharon even better.

Captain America Vol. 6 #1-19

Winter Soldier Vol. 1 #1-5  

Age of Heroes #3

Avengers Vol. 4 #16

Captain America Vol. 2 #34-35

Captain America Reborn #1-6

Captain America Vol. 6 #1-19

For a more in deep sharon guide i definitely recommend this guide in particular by twitter user @/emilyvaucamp, it has every sharon appearance divided by chronological order, alternate universes and character interactions!

[night-gay]

Into the Anthill pt 34 - The Justice League

Who doesn’t love a crossover? This event starts with both the Avengers and Justice League competing to grab rare items like the Infinity Gauntlet and Cosmic Cube. With that out of the way, they work together to deal with the guy trying to break both universes apart for science. Hank got a few stand-out scenes in the big splash pages and helped build the ship they used to get to Krona, but Marvel’s key players here were Cap, Wanda, and Vision.

They sure packed a lot of fanservice into these four issues.

🐜🐜🐜

Avengers/JLA vol 1 #1-4

The Avengers found themselves facing a threat from not just another world, but another multiverse entirely: Starro, the deadly mind-controlling starfish. With new threats arising across the galaxy, the Avengers attempted to stop a costumed group from taking the Ultimate Nullifier and failed. As the alien intelligence Metron would soon reveal, this group was the Justice League and the Nullifier was one of 6 artifacts that they needed to claim to doom this universe. The Atom, who the JLA  had sent as a spy, was shocked to hear this because the Grandmaster had given them a similar speech and labeled the Avengers as the offending party.  Metron offered them a Mother Box to use to travel to the other Earth and departed. 

The Avengers were shocked to arrive in a world that idolized and worshiped their heroes, erecting statues and museums to them in a way that Captain America assumed must have been demanded of them. Now face to face, the teams came to blows. Cap and Batman, who had ducked aside to fight each other, agreed to a truce due to their shared suspicion that they were being used as pawns in a greater game. As the rest of their teams split up to gather the artifacts the two of them struck out on their own to find a solution from the shadows.

They learned that Krona, a multiversal seeker of knowledge, sought Galctus’s wisdom from before the Big Bang and would destroy the universe to obtain it. Grandmaster challenged him to a game to keep him away and the terms of it required them to each play using the other’s heroes as their game pieces. Finally understanding the game’s stakes, Cap and Batman tipped the competition in the JLA’s favor to keep Galactus out of Krona’s hands. Unfortunately, with the artifacts now under Grandmaster’s control, he used their powers in tandem to rewrite the history of both universes into one the heroes would never want to leave. 

In this new timeline, the Avengers and Justice League had been working together across universes for years and met regularly for team-ups and parties. As Superman and Captain America realized that this was a ruse, the boundaries between worlds began to shatter. The Phantom Stranger led them to Grandmaster, who revealed that Krona had overpowered him and manipulated the new overlapping realities into colliding, leading to the destruction of both if they continued. Before he died, Grandmaster showed them the tragedies they would face in their own timelines if they chose to separate the worlds. They agreed that it had to be done.

Superman suggested that the teams unite under Cap’s leadership. With their resources combined, they confronted Krona in his stronghold built from Galactus’s corpse. Krona summoned every villain he could from both worlds to hinder them, along with the temporal shifts constantly changing their uniforms and roster, but the heroes pressed on. Supercharged by Vision’s solar energy, Superman wielded Mjolnir and Cap’s shield and broke through Krona’s final barrier so Hawkeye and Flash could free the artifacts. Without the power under his control, The Spectre was able to separate the worlds and restore them to their previous state.

Minor/Cameo appearances from this period:

The Order vol 1 #2-3, 5-6

Thor: Godstorm vol 1 #1

Marvel Universe: The End vol 1 #1, 4-6

X-Treme X-Men vol 1 #11

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MOON KNIGHT FULL READING LIST

This is the full Moon Knight reading list. Every appearance of 616!Moon Knight can be found here. It will be updated as comics come out.

It is important to make clear that this list has the entries written in the order they came out. That's why there are comics between whole runs. This will be the most complete list and is for having a complete look into Moon Knight's comic history.

• Werewolf by Night Vol 1. 32 • Werewolf by Night Vol 1. 33

• Marvel Spotlight Vol 1. 28 • Marvel Spotlight Vol 1. 29

• Defenders Vol 1. 47 • Defenders Vol 1. 48 • Defenders Vol 1. 49 • Defenders Vol 1. 50 • Defenders Vol 1. 51

• Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man Vol 1. 22 • Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man Vol 1. 23

• Hulk! Vol 1. 11 • Hulk! Vol 1. 12 • Hulk! Vol 1. 13 • Hulk! Vol 1. 14

• Marvel Two-In-One Vol 1. 52

• Hulk! Vol 1. 15 • Hulk! Vol 1. 17 • Hulk! Vol 1. 18

• Marvel Preview Vol 1. 21

• Hulk! Vol 1. 20

• Captain America Vol 1. 245

• Moon Knight Vol 1. 1 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 2 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 3 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 4 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 5 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 6 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 7 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 8 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 9 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 10

• Marvel Team-Up Annual Vol 1. 4

• Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1. 220

• Moon Knight Vol 1. 11

• Avengers Vol 1. 211 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 12

• Rom Vol 1. 23

• Moon Knight Vol 1. 13 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 14 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 15 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 16 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 17 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 18 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 19 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 20

• Marvel Super Hero Contest of Champions Vol 1. 1

• Moon Knight Vol 1. 21 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 22

• Iron Man Vol 1. 161

• Moon Knight Vol 1. 23 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 24 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 25

• Power Man and Iron Fist Vol 1. 87

• Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man Vol 1. 72

• Moon Knight Vol 1. 26

• Power Man and Iron Fist Vol 1. 88

• Moon Knight Vol 1. 27 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 28 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 29 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 30 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 31 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 32 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 33 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 34

• Hawkeye Vol 1. 4

• Moon Knight Vol 1. 35 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 36 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 37 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 38

• Marvel Team-Up Vol 1. 144

• Moon Knight Vol 2. 1 • Moon Knight Vol 2. 2

• Marvel Age Annual Vol 1. 1

• Moon Knight Vol 2. 3 • Moon Knight Vol 2. 4 • Moon Knight Vol 2. 5 • Moon Knight Vol 2. 6

• Marvel Fanfare Vol 1. 30

• West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 21 • West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 22 • West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 23 • West Coast Avengers Annual Vol 1. 2 • West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 24

• Avengers Annual Vol 1. 16

• West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 25 • West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 26 • West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 27 • West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 28

• Solo Avengers Vol 1. 3

• West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 29 • West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 30 • West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 31 • West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 32

• Marvel Fanfare Vol 1. 38

• West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 33

• Nick Fury vs. S.H.I.E.L.D. Vol 1. 2

• West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 34

• Marvel Fanfare Vol 1. 39

• West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 35 • West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 36 • West Coast Avengers Annual Vol 1. 3 • West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 37 • West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 39 • West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 40 • West Coast Avengers Vol 2. 41

• Marvel Age Vol 1. 74

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 1 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 2 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 3

• Punisher Annual Vol 1. 2

• Daredevil Annual Vol 1. 4B

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 4 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 5

• Fantastic Four Annual Vol 1. 22

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 6 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 7 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 8 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 9 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 10 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 11 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 12

• Silver Surfer: The Enslavers Vol 1. 1

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 13

• Marvel Super-Heroes Vol 2. 1

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 14 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 15 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 16 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 17 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 18 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 19 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 20 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 21 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 22 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 23 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 24 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 25 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 26 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 27

• West Coast Avengers Annual Vol 2. 6

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 28 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 29

• Infinity Gauntlet Vol 1. 3 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 30

• Quasar Vol 1. 27

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 31

• Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1. 354

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 32

• Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1. 355

• Sleepwalker Vol 1. 7

• Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1. 356

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 33

• Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1. 357 • Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1. 358

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 34 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 35 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 36 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 37 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 38

• Moon Knight: Divided We Fall Vol 1. 1

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 39

• Infinity War Vol 1 2

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1 40

• Infinity War Vol 1. 3

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 41

• Infinity War Vol 1. 4

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 42 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Special Edition Vol 1. 1 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 43

• Web of Spider-Man Vol 1. 93

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 44

• Web of Spider-Man Vol 1. 94 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 45 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 46 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 47 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 48 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 49 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 50

• Infinity Crusade Vol 1. 1

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 51

• Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme Vol 1. 55

• Infinity Crusade Vol 1. 2

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 52

• Mighty Thor Vol 1. 464

• Infinity Crusade Vol 1. 3

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 53

• Infinity Crusade Vol 1. 4

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 54

• Web of Spider-Man Vol 1. 104

• Infinity Crusade Vol 1. 5

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 55

• Web of Spider-Man Vol 1. 105 • Web of Spider-Man Vol 1. 106

• Infinity Crusade Vol 1. 6

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 56

• Sensational She-Hulk Vol 1. 58

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 57

• Starblast Vol 1. 1

• Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 58 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 59 • Marc Spector: Moon Knight Vol 1. 60

• Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1. 152 • Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1. 153 • Marvel Comics Presents Vol 1. 154

• Code of Honor Vol 1. 1 • Code of Honor Vol 1. 3

• Moon Knight Vol 3. 1 • Moon Knight Vol 3. 2

• Avengers Vol 3. 1

• Moon Knight Vol 3. 3 • Moon Knight Vol 3. 4

• Avengers Vol 3. 12

• Moon Knight Vol 4. 1

• Wolverine Vol 2. 134

• Moon Knight Vol 4. 2 • Moon Knight Vol 4. 3 • Moon Knight Vol 4. 4

• Contest of Champions II Vol 1. 1

• Black Panther Vol 3. 20 • Black Panther Vol 3. 21 • Black Panther Vol 3. 22

• Marvel Knights Vol 1. 4 • Marvel Knights Vol 1. 5 • Marvel Knights Vol 1. 6 • Marvel Knights Vol 1. 7 • Marvel Knights Vol 1. 8 • Marvel Knights Vol 1. 9 • Marvel Knights Vol 1. 11 • Marvel Knights Vol 1. 12 • Marvel Knights Vol 1. 13 • Marvel Knights Vol 1. 14

• Thunderbolts Vol 1. 57

• JLA/Avengers Vol 1. 4

• Captain America Vol 4. 29

• Avengers Vol 1. 501 • Avengers Vol 1. 502 • Avengers Vol 1. 503

• Marvel Team-Up Vol 3. 3 • Marvel Team-Up Vol 3. 7

• Hercules Vol 3. 1

• G.L.A. Vol 1. 2

• House of M Vol 1. 3

• Marvel Team-Up Vol 3. 10

• House of M Vol 1. 4 • House of M Vol 1. 5 • House of M Vol 1. 6 • House of M Vol 1. 7

• Moon Knight Vol 5. 1 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 2 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 3 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 4 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 5 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 6 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 7

• Civil War: The Initiative Vol 1. 1

• Moon Knight Vol 5. 8 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 9 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 10 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 11 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 12

• World War Hulk: Front Line Vol 1. 5

• Moon Knight Vol 5. 13 • Moon Knight Annual Vol 1. 1

• Triple-A Baseball Heroes Vol 1. 2

• Moon Knight Vol 5. 14 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 15 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 16 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 17 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 18 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 19 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 20 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 21 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 22 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 23

• Hulk Vol 2. 7

• Moon Knight Vol 5. 24

• Hulk Vol 2. 8

• Moon Knight: Silent Knight Vol 1. 1

• Moon Knight Vol 5. 25

• Hulk Vol 2. 9

• Moon Knight Vol 5. 26 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 27 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 28 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 29 • Moon Knight Vol 5. 30

• Vengeance of the Moon Knight Vol 1. 1 • Vengeance of the Moon Knight Vol 1. 2 • Vengeance of the Moon Knight Vol 1. 3 • Vengeance of the Moon Knight Vol 1. 4 • Vengeance of the Moon Knight Vol 1. 5 • Vengeance of the Moon Knight Vol 1. 6 • Vengeance of the Moon Knight Vol 1. 7

• Mighty Avengers Vol 1. 36

• Vengeance of the Moon Knight Vol 1. 8

• Secret Avengers Vol 1. 1

• Vengeance of the Moon Knight Vol 1. 9

• Secret Avengers Vol 1. 2

• Shadowland Vol 1. 1

• Vengeance of the Moon Knight Vol 1. 10

• Avengers Academy Vol 1. 2

• Secret Avengers Vol 1. 3

• Shadowland Vol 1. 2

• Secret Avengers Vol 1. 4

• Shadowland: Moon Knight Vol 1. 1

• Origins of Marvel Comics: X-Men Vol 1. 1

• Shadowland Vol 1. 3

• Secret Avengers Vol 1. 5

• Shadowland: Moon Knight Vol 1. 2

• Chaos War Vol 1. 1

• Deadpool Vol 4. 28

• Shadowland: Moon Knight Vol 1. 3

• Deadpool Vol 4. 29

• Heroes for Hire Vol 3. 1

• Taskmaster Vol 2. 4

• Shadowland: After the Fall Vol 1. 1

• Klaws of the Panther Vol 1. 4

• Avengers Vol 4. 9

• Secret Avengers Vol 1 9.

• Heroes for Hire Vol 3 3

• Onslaught Unleashed Vol 1. 1

• Avengers Vol 4. 10

• Secret Avengers Vol 1. 10

• Onslaught Unleashed Vol 1. 2

• Avengers Vol 4. 11

• Captain America: Hail Hydra Vol 1. 4

• Heroes for Hire Vol 3. 5

• Hawkeye: Blind Spot Vol 1. 3

• Onslaught Unleashed Vol 1. 3 • Avengers Vol 4. 12

• Secret Avengers Vol 1. 12.1

• Captain America: Hail Hydra Vol 1. 5

• Moon Knight Vol 6. 1

• Heroes for Hire Vol 3. 7

• Onslaught Unleashed Vol 1. 4

• Moon Knight Vol 6. 2 • Moon Knight Vol 6. 3 • Moon Knight Vol 6. 4

• Daken: Dark Wolverine Vol 1. 13

• Secret Avengers Vol 1. 16

• Moon Knight Vol 6. 5

• Daken: Dark Wolverine Vol 1. 14

• Heroes for Hire Vol 3. 12

• Fear Itself: The Deep Vol 1. 4

• Moon Knight Vol 6. 6

• Daken: Dark Wolverine Vol 1. 15

• Avengers Vol 4. 18

• Daken: Dark Wolverine Vol 1. 16

• Moon Knight Vol 6. 7

• Secret Avengers Vol 1. 19

• Moon Knight Vol 6. 8

• Marvel Holiday Special Vol 1. 2011

• Avengers Annual Vol 3. 1

• Secret Avengers Vol 1. 21

• Moon Knight Vol 6. 9

• Deadpool Vol 4. 49.1

• Moon Knight Vol 6. 10 • Moon Knight Vol 6. 11 • Moon Knight Vol 6. 12

• X-Men: Legacy Vol 1. 266 • X-Men: Legacy Vol 1. 267

• Avengers Vol 4. 28 • Avengers Vol 4. 32 • Avengers Vol 4. 34

• Age of Ultron Vol 1. 10

• Superior Spider-Man Team-Up Vol 1. 1

• Moon Knight Vol 7. 1 • Moon Knight Vol 7. 2 • Moon Knight Vol 7. 3

• Original Sin Vol 1. 1

• Moon Knight Vol 7. 4

• Original Sin Vol 1. 3 • Original Sin Vol 1. 4

• Moon Knight Vol 7. 5

• Original Sin Vol 1. 5 • Original Sin Vol 1. 6

• Moon Knight Vol 7. 6

• Original Sin Vol 1. 7

• Captain America Vol 7. 24

• Moon Knight Vol 7. 7

• Original Sin Vol 1. 8

• Captain America Vol 7. 25

• Moon Knight Vol 7. 8 • Moon Knight Vol 7. 9 • Moon Knight Vol 7. 10 • Moon Knight Vol 7. 11 • Moon Knight Vol 7. 12 • Moon Knight Vol 7. 13 • Moon Knight Vol 7. 14

• Deadpool's Secret Secret Wars Vol 1. 1

• Moon Knight Vol 7. 15 • Moon Knight Vol 7. 16 • Moon Knight Vol 7. 17

• Moon Knight Vol 8. 1 • Moon Knight Vol 8. 2 • Moon Knight Vol 8. 3 • Moon Knight Vol 8. 4 • Moon Knight Vol 8. 5 • Moon Knight Vol 8. 6 • Moon Knight Vol 8. 7 • Moon Knight Vol 8. 8 • Moon Knight Vol 8. 9 • Moon Knight Vol 8. 10 • Moon Knight Vol 8. 11 • Moon Knight Vol 8. 12 • Moon Knight Vol 8. 13 • Moon Knight Vol 8. 14

• Moon Knight Vol 1. 189 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 190 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 191

• Daredevil Vol 1. 599

• Defenders Vol 5. 10

• Doctor Strange: Damnation Vol 1. 1

• Moon Knight Vol 1. 192

• Doctor Strange: Damnation Vol 1. 2

• Ben Reilly: Scarlet Spider Vol 1. 15

• Doctor Strange Vol 1. 387

• Doctor Strange: Damnation Vol 1. 3

• Ben Reilly: Scarlet Spider Vol 1. 16

• Daredevil Vol 1. 600

• Moon Knight Vol 1. 193

• Ben Reilly: Scarlet Spider Vol 1. 17

• Daredevil Vol 1. 601

• Doctor Strange: Damnation Vol 1. 4

• Moon Knight Vol 1. 194

• Daredevil Vol 1. 602

• Punisher Vol 2. 224

• Moon Knight Vol 1. 195 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 196

• Daredevil Vol 1. 605

• Deadpool: Assassin Vol 1. 4

• Moon Knight Vol 1. 197 • Moon Knight Vol 1. 198

• Infinity Wars Vol 1. 3

• Moon Knight Vol 1. 199

• Infinity Wars: Sleepwalker Vol 1. 1

• Moon Knight Vol 1. 200

• Marvel Knights 20th Vol 1. 4

• Marvel Comics Presents Vol 3. 4

• Punisher Vol 12. 14 • Punisher Vol 12. 15

• Moon Knight Annual Vol 2. 1

• Punisher Vol 12. 16

• Contagion Vol 1. 3 • Contagion Vol 1. 4 • Contagion Vol 1. 5

• Conan: Serpent War Vol 1. 1 • Conan: Serpent War Vol 1. 2

• History of the Marvel Universe Vol 2. 6

• Conan: Serpent War Vol 1. 3 • Conan: Serpent War Vol 1. 4

• Avengers Vol 8. 33 • Avengers Vol 8. 34 • Avengers Vol 8. 35 • Avengers Vol 8. 36 • Avengers Vol 8. 37 • Avengers Vol 8. 38 • Avengers Vol 8. 45

• Moon Knight Vol 9. 1 • Moon Knight Vol 9. 2 • Moon Knight Vol 9. 3 • Moon Knight Vol 9. 4 • Moon Knight Vol 9. 5

• Infinite Possibilities Infinity Comic Vol 1. 1

• Death of Doctor Strange: Spider-Man Vol 1. 1

• Devil's Reign Vol 1. 1

• Moon Knight Vol 9. 6 • Moon Knight Vol 9. 7

• Devil's Reign Vol 1. 4

• Fantastic Four Vol 6. 40 • Moon Knight Vol 9. 9

• Devil's Reign: Moon Knight Vol 1. 1

• Devil's Reign Vol 1. 6

• Moon Knight Vol 9. 10

• Moon Knight: Black, White & Blood Vol 1. 1

• Moon Knight Vol 9. 11

• Moon Knight: Black, White & Blood Vol 1. 2

• Moon Knight Vol 9. 12

• She-Hulk Vol 4 4

• Fantastic Four Vol 6. 45

• Moon Knight Vol 9. 13

• Moon Knight: Black, White & Blood Vol 1. 3

• Ghost Rider Vol 10. 5

• Moon Knight Vol 9. 14

• Ms. Marvel & Moon Knight Vol 1. 1

• Strange Vol 3. 5

• Damage Control Vol 4. 1

• Moon Knight: Black, White & Blood Vol 1. 4

• Moon Knight Vol 9. 15

• Ms. Marvel & Venom Vol 1. 1

• A.X.E.: Judgment Day Vol 1. 5

• Crypt of Shadows Vol 3. 1

• Moon Knight Vol 9. 16 • Moon Knight Annual Vol 3. 1 • Moon Knight Vol 9. 17

• Mary Jane & Black Cat Vol 1. 1

• Moon Knight Vol 9. 18 • Moon Knight Vol 9. 19

[stephanieromanoff]

MCU characters’ ages

(according to wiki fandom) I did a little research on each characters since I was really curious about their ages

Tony Stark: Tony was born on May 29, 1970, which would make him 21 when his parents were killed. He was 29 in the New Year’s Eve where he meets Maya Hansen. He’s a Gemini.

Iron Man - he’s 38/39.

Iron Man 2 - he’s 40.

Avengers - he’s 41.

Iron Man 3 - he’s 42.

 Avengers: Age of Ultron - he’s 44. 

Captain America: Civil War - he’s 45/46.

Avengers: Infinity War - he’s 47/48. 

Avengers: Endgame - when Tony dies in 2023 he’s 53. 

Steve Rogers: he was born on July 4, 1918. He meets Bucky when he’s 12. When he’s 18 his mother dies. He’s a Cancer.

Captain America: the First Avenger - he’s 24 going 25 during this movie. When Steve wakes up he’s chronologically 93, but physically 25. 

Avengers - he’s 93 going 94, and physically 25 going 26. 

Captain America: Winter Soldier - he’s 27/28 physically, but chronologically 95/96.

Avengers: Age of Ultron: he’s 96 chronologically and 28 physically. 

Captain America: Civil War - he’s chronologically 97/98, and physically 29/30.

Avengers: Infinity War - he’s physically 30 and chronologically 100.

Avengers: Endgame - in 2023, before he uses the time machine he’s physically 36 and chronologically 105. 

Natasha Romanoff: she was born in 1984. Nothing official is known before her debut in Iron Man 2. It was never confirmed her birthday, only the year she was born. (since we don’t have an official birthday, I’ll put both ages she could’ve had in the movies).

Iron Man 2 - she’s 25/26.

Avengers - she’s 27/28.

Captain America: Winter Soldier - she’s 29/30.

Avengers: Age of Ultron - she’s 30/31.

Captain America: Civil War - she’s 31/32.

Avengers: Infinity War - she’s 33/34.

Avengers: Endgame - in 2023 she’s 38/39.

Bruce Banner: he was born on December 18, 1969. He meets Betty Ross when he’s 25. He becomes the Hulk when he was 35. He’s a Saggitarius.

Avengers - he’s 42.  

Avengers: Age of Ultron - he’s 45. 

Thor: Ragnarok - he's 47

Avengers: Infinity War - he’s 48.

Avengers: Endgame - in 2023 (during the movie events) he’s 53. 

Thor: Thor’s age was never confirmed, it’s only known he was born between 964 A.D.-965 A.D.

Loki: he was born in 965 A.D.

Clint Barton: his age and birth date were never informed.

Wanda Maximoff: she was born in 1989.

Avengers: Age of Ultron - Wanda and Pietro were 25/26.

Captain America: Civil War - she’s 26/27. 

Avengers: Infinity War - she’s 28/29. 

Avengers: Endgame - in 2023 she’s 28/29 physically, and 33/34 chronologically.

Vision: he was “born” in May, 2015.

Captain America: Civil War - he’s 1 chronologically.

Avengers: Infinity War - he’s 3 chronologically.

Bucky Barnes: he was born on March 10, 1917. He meets Steve when he’s 13. I don’t think we have his exact age physically during the movies, since we don’t know for how long he’d been frozen for when he was in HYDRA. He’s a Pisces.

Captain America: First Avenger - he’s 25/26. 

Captain America: Winter Soldier - he’s chronologically 97.

Captain America: Civil War - he’s chronologically 99. 

Avengers: Infinity War - he’s chronologically 101. 

Avengers: Endgame - in 2023 he’s chronologically 106.

Sam Wilson: his birth date was not informed.

James Rhodes: he was born on October 6, 1968. He’s a Libra.

Iron Man - he’s 40.

Iron Man 2 - he’s 41.

Iron Man 3 - he’s 44.

Avengers: Age of Ultron - he’s 46.

Captain America: Civil War - he’s 47. 

Avengers: Infinity War - he’s 49. 

Avengers: Endgame - in 2023 he’s 55. 

Carol Danvers: she was born in 1964. She’s 6 in the flashback where she’s in the beach. In the flashback scenes where she falls off the bike, the kart and the baseball ones she’s 13. She’s 18 when Monica is born. It’s informed she was born in August. She’s either a Leo or a Virgo.

Captain Marvel - she’s biologically 30.

Avengers: Endgame - in 2023 she’s chronologically 53/54 in 2018 before the snap, and in 2023 she’s 59 chronologically.

Scott Lang: his birth date is not informed.

T’Challa: his birth date is not informed.

Hope Van Dyne: she was born in 1980.

Ant-Man - she’s 34/35.

Ant-Man and the Wasp - she’s 37/38.

Avengers: Endgame - in 2023, she’s 37/38 physically, and 42/43 chronologically.

Shuri: she was born in 1998. She was 17/18 when her father died.

Black Panther - she’s 17/18. 

Avengers: Infinity War - she’s 19/20. 

Avengers: Endgame - in 2023, she’s 19/20 physically, and 24/25 chronologically.

Peter Parker: he was born on August 10, 2001. He was 8 when he went to Star Expo and met Tony for the first time. He’s a Leo.

Captain America: Civil War - he’s 14.

Spider-Man: Homecoming - he’s 15. 

Avengers: Infinity War - he’s 16/17.

Avengers: Endgame - in 2023 he’s 16/17 physically, and 21/22 chronologically.

Spider-Man: Far From Home - he’s chronologically 22/23, and physically 17.

Peter Quill: he was born in October 27, 1980. He’s a Scorpio. He’s 8 when his mother dies. 

Guardians of the Galaxy - he’s 33.

Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2 - he’s 33/34. 

Avengers: Infinity War - he’s 37.

Avengers: Endgame - in 2023 he’s 37/38 physically, and 42/43 chronologically.

Gamora: she was born in 1984. It was informed she was born in June. She’s either a Gemini or a Cancer. She was 11 when Thanos destroyed her planet. 

Guardians of the Galaxy - she’s 30.

Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2 - she’s 30.

Avengers: Infinity War - she’s 33/34.

Avengers: Endgame - her 2014 version went to 2023, so she’s 30. 

Drax: his birth date is not informed.

Mantis: her birth date is not informed.

Nebula: her birth date is not informed.

Stephen Strange: his birth date is not informed.

Wong: his birth date is not informed.

Ancient One: she was born between 1316-1317. She dies in 2017.

Pepper Potts: she was born on February 12, 1974. She’s an Aquarius.

Iron Man - she’s 35. 

Iron Man 2 - she’s 36.

Avengers - she’s 38. 

Iron Man 3 - she’s 38.

Spider-Man: Homecoming - she’s 42. 

Avengers: Infinity War - she’s 44. 

Avengers: Endgame - in 2023 she’s 49.

Valkyrie: her birth date is not informed.

Maria Hill: she was born in April 4, 1982. She’s a Taurus. 

Avengers - she’s 30.

Captain America: Winter Soldier - she’s 32.

Avengers: Age of Ultron - she’s 33.

Avengers: Infinity War - she’s 36.

Avengers: Endgame - in 2023 she’s 41 chronologically and 36 physically. 

 Peggy Carter: she was born in April 9, 1921. She’s a Taurus.

Captain America: First Avenger - she’s 22.

Captain America: Winter Soldier - she’s 93.

Captain America: Civil War - she’s 95. She dies on June 18, 2016.

Avengers: Endgame - when Tony and Steve go back to 1970, she’s 49. 

Harley Keener: he was born in 2002. His father abandoned him, his sister and his mother when he was 3/4. 

Iron Man 3 - he’s 9/10.

Avengers: Endgame - it’s not informed if he was snapped or not, but based on the actors appearance in the movie, Harley was probably snapped, so in 2023 he is 15/16 physically, and 20/21 chronologically.

Jane Foster: her birth date is not informed.

Hank Pym: his birth date is not informed.

Janet Van Dyne: her birth date is not informed.

Cassie Lang: she was born on July 20, 2007. She’s a Cancer.

Ant-Man - she’s 9. 

Ant-Man and the Wasp - she’s 11/12.

Avengers: Endgame - in 2023 she’s 16/17. 

Nick Fury: he was born on July 4, 1950. He’s a Cancer.

Iron Man 2 - he’s 59.

Captain America: First Avenger - in 2011 he’s 61.

The Avengers - he’s 61/62.

Captain America: Winter Soldier - he’s 63/64.

Avengers: Age of Ultron - he’s 64.

Avengers: Infinity War - he’s 67.

Captain Marvel - he’s 44. 

Avengers: Endgame - in 2023 he’s chronologically 73, and physically 67.

Spider-Man: Far From Home - he’s chronologically 73/74, and physically 68.

Please let me know if you have other info that it’s not here or if I forgot to put someone in this list!

[sineala]

The gay Invaders

Hi, internet! Today I'd like to talk about one of the chronologically-first canonically-gay couples in Marvel Comics history: Brian Falsworth (the second Union Jack) and Roger Aubrey (The Destroyer). (I mean "chronological" in terms of in-universe timeline rather than RL publication date; I'm pretty sure Northstar is still the first to publication as far as unambiguously-gay Marvel heroes go.)

If you are a fan of reading or writing about Captain America being queer, you should care about Brian and Roger, because they were two of Steve's fellow Invaders in the 1940s, meaning that they are two of the people on the list of Steve's Old Gay Friends And Teammates, because, yeah, Steve sure had a lot of canonically gay friends during the war. Probably more than you'd think he would have had in the forties! (The other two are Percival Pinkerton, who's part of Nick Fury's Howling Commandos, and of course Steve's childhood friend Arnie Roth. Pinky is gay by word of Stan Lee, IIRC; Arnie was as canonically gay as DeMatteis could make him in the early 1980s, so they didn't say the word "gay" but it's really, really not subtle. Steve compares what Arnie feels for his "roommate" Michael to what Steve feels for his girlfriend Bernie. Yeah.)

I previously made a Tumblr post about Brian and Roger, rounding up some of the canonical evidence of their relationship, but that post is six years old now, and in the intervening years, Marvel has thoughtfully put the rest of the 70s Invaders run on Unlimited as well as the two Citizen V miniseries that star Roger and retcon his relationship with Brian as romantic. So I've read them now, and I've got panels.

Okay. I should probably begin by saying that Brian and Roger are not canonically gay in their first significant appearance together, which is in Invaders vol 1 #19 and #20, published in 1977. Roy Thomas does not seem to have intended them to be a couple, and they aren't canonically one in any of the original Invaders run. However, if you enjoy gay subtext, it's very nice.

This whole arc is the one that introduces Roger in modern canon. He's been brainwashed by the Nazis and the Invaders rescue him and get him back to his normal self. But in #19 we get his backstory in flashback, as related by Montgomery, Lord Falsworth (Brian's father; yes, MCU fans, the name should look familiar) and it turns out that Roger and Brian were basically best friends since childhood:

They were the dearest of friends!

Anyway, they both ended up captured by Nazis, they presumably changed their minds about appeasement as a policy, Brian got out and joined the Invaders, then they had to rescue the brainwashed Roger, and it's a fair amount of fun in a two-issue arc.

The subtext is even more prominent in Invaders #34, in which they find out that someone going by the Destroyer (which is Roger's codename) has been doing villainous deeds, and the Invaders worry that Roger's gotten himself brainwashed again. Brian immediately insists that it can't really be Roger because he knows Roger and Roger Would Never:

Unsurprisingly, Brian is right. It's not really Roger; Master Man is impersonating the Destroyer, and the villains have taken Roger captive, and the Invaders break him out and there is an extremely significant moment where it just so happens that Roger has to catch Brian, saving his life for a change, and they stare deeply into each other's eyes and Brian seems to be having difficulty finishing his sentences:

Some people who read this therefore concluded that Brian and Roger were extremely gay for each other. While ordinarily this sort of shipping is mostly confined to fandom, in this particular instance, one of the people who started shipping Brian/Roger was Fabian Nicieza, and Fabian Nicieza, as you probably know, writes comics for Marvel. I think you see where this is going.

However, first I must inform you that, sadly, Brian has been canonically dead for years. Captain America vol 1 #253-254 -- the two-parter about Baron Blood in the Stern/Byrne Cap run in the 80s -- establishes that Brian died in a car accident in 1953. (This is also the run where Joseph Chapman -- a friend of Jacqueline Falsworth's son Kenneth -- becomes the third (and current) Union Jack.)

(Roger then appears in a bunch of T-Bolts issues; I assume there's nothing interesting there on the gay front because I feel like someone would have told me. I should probably read more than three T-Bolts issues someday.)

So, anyway, in 2001, Fabian Nicieza wrote a miniseries called Citizen V and the V-Battalion. Roger, who is still superheroing as the Destroyer despite being pretty old by this point, is part of the titular V-Battalion, and he has a very prominent role in this miniseries. And in #1, we have the usual splash page of character backstory, and there's a very, um, interesting line there:

Regarding Brian and Roger's relationship, the narration informs us: "It sounds much gayer than it probably was."

This is interesting, obviously for a couple of reasons. One is that, up to this point in canon, as far as I can tell, literally nobody thought any of this sounded the slightest bit gay at all. (Other than, I guess, Fabian Nicieza.) The other reason is that, as we soon find out, it actually was as gay as it sounds. Thanks, Fabian!

In 2002, Nicieza wrote a second miniseries, Citizen V and the V-Battalion: The Everlasting. Issue #1 opens with a flashback set in 1953; specifically, we see Brian's funeral:

Roger is extremely sad, and when Lord Falsworth expresses his sympathy about the death of Roger's "friend" and saying that he knows how much this hurts him, Roger mutters under his breath that he doesn't have the slightest clue:

All is revealed on the next page, when one of the other characters tries to ask Roger about superhero business and Roger snaps at him because, as he says, "I just watched my friend die in my arms."

Except "friend" isn't the word he starts to say:

Yep. That would be "lover." So Roger nearly outs himself. So, yes, now it's absolutely canon. Hooray.

Later on in the issue, which is set in the present day, we have a couple pages of Roger staring at pictures of the two of them and continuing to be sad:

Yeah. They were a couple.

So the question you -- being a Captain America fan -- might ask yourself is, okay, did/does Steve know about any of this? (The reason I started looking all this up was because I wanted to know if Steve knew.) I don't know if we have a panel of Roger specifically admitting any of this to Steve (and if we do, I would like to know about it), but I would be comfortable saying that Steve probably knew back then -- because, well, he seems like the kind of guy who would actually have been fine with it in the 40s, what with all his gay friends -- and also that I can't think of a reason why he wouldn't know now. Because he's definitely worked with Roger again in fairly recent comics, and also Roger is very much out, these days.

In fact, New Invaders #4 (2004) opens with Roger attending Pride:

So, yeah, he's out.

(Then he has to fight, as far as I can tell, homophobic Nazi vampires. They're yelling slurs in German. Great.)

In All-New Invaders #10, which is from 2014 (and which is not the same series as New Invaders), Roger shows up to help out the Invaders, and in passing, he just happens to mention to another character (Joseph Chapman, the current Union Jack), that he is in fact gay:

He and Joseph don't really like each other much; as far as I can tell, their acquaintance in New Invaders consists of Joseph being vaguely homophobic and Roger being bitter about him being Union Jack because he actually wanted to be Union Jack himself to honor Brian's memory -- you know, that thing superheroes sometimes like to do to honor their dead superhero significant others, viz. Hank when Jan was dead after Secret Invasion -- and now Union Jack is this annoying kid and not, y'know, the love of his life. This exchange from New Invaders #4 seems pretty representative of their relationship:

Anyway, yeah, he's pretty obviously out.

Steve isn't actually present for this conversation in All-New Invaders, but he mentions in a later issue of this run that he knows what Roger and his pals have been up to, plot-wise, so I feel comfortable assuming that he's talked to Roger at some point in the previous ten years or so, and therefore, since Roger is completely out at this point in canon, there's no reason Steve shouldn't know now.

On an unrelated note, it's also a fun issue if you're a Steve/Tony fan because this is clearly running in parallel with Hickman's Avengers run, which means that he spends half a page telling Namor that he's mad at him and the rest of the Illuminati (but mostly mad at Tony because... he's just obsessed with Tony in this run, I guess?) about the mindwipe:

This is the sum total of my knowledge about Brian and Roger. No, wait, I know one more thing, which is that Brian was a character in the late, lamented mobile game Avengers Academy, in which he was also actually gay; Roger does not seem to have been there. There's a CBR article that you can read about the whole thing, which mentions some of these details from the comics in passing. (I have no idea why it says that their relationship was alluded to in the Stern/Byrne run; unless I missed something big, the only thing those issues do is establish Brian's death. As far as I can tell, no one is gay in them.)

So, yeah, that's Brian Falsworth and Roger Aubrey, the two gay Invaders. Steve sure has a lot of gay friends.