Kieron Gillen does a big event for Marvel, spinning out of his Eternals run, and it’s damned good.
To see how this event fits into the larger chronology, go here.
Footnotes:
The tales of private Roman eyes, Marcus Didius Falco, and his daughter, Flavia Albia.
Shadows in Bronze
The first Daredevil-centric event in over a decade, and it was worth the wait.
To see how this event fits into the larger chronology, go here.
| Prologue: | |
| Daredevil #35 | Daredevil By Chip Zdarsky, vol.7: Lockdown |
| Daredevil #36 | Daredevil By Chip Zdarsky, vol.7: Lockdown |
| The Devil’s Reign | |
| Devil’s Reign #1 | Devil’s Reign |
| Devil’s Reign: Villains For Hire #1 | Devil’s Reign: Villains For Hire |
| Devil’s Reign: Villains For Hire #2 | Devil’s Reign: Villains For Hire |
| Devil’s Reign: X-Men #1 | Devil’s Reign: X-Men |
| Devil’s Reign: X-Men #2 | Devil’s Reign: X-Men |
| Devil’s Reign: X-Men #3 | Devil’s Reign: X-Men |
| Devil’s Reign #2 | Devil’s Reign |
| Devil’s Reign: Superior Four #1 | Devil’s Reign: Superior Four |
| Devil’s Reign: Superior Four #2 | Devil’s Reign: Superior Four |
| Devil’s Reign: Superior Four #3 | Devil’s Reign: Superior Four |
| Daredevil: Woman Without Fear #1 | Daredevil: Woman Without Fear |
| Daredevil: Woman Without Fear #2 | Daredevil: Woman Without Fear |
| Devil’s Reign: Moon Knight #1 | Devil’s Reign: Villains For Hire |
| Spider-Woman #18 | Spider-Woman, vol.4: Devil’s Reign |
| Devil’s Reign: Winter Soldier #1 | Devil’s Reign: X-Men |
| Devil’s Reign #3 | Devil’s Reign |
| Devil’s Reign: Spider-Man #1 | Devil’s Reign: Superior Four |
| Spider-Woman #19 | Spider-Woman, vol.4: Devil’s Reign |
| Devil’s Reign #4 | Devil’s Reign |
| Devil’s Reign: Villains For Hire #3 | Devil’s Reign: Villains For Hire |
| Devil’s Reign #5 | Devil’s Reign |
| Daredevil: Woman Without Fear #3 | Daredevil: Woman Without Fear |
| Devil’s Reign #6 | Devil’s Reign |
| Aftermath | |
| Devil’s Reign Omega | Devil’s Reign |
The grand conclusion of Dan Slott’s Iron Man run.
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Sony attempts to create a Spider-Man universe mostly without a Spider-Man. Earth 688 in the Marvel Multiverse.
An anthology of short stories set during the events of Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Assembled by P. N. Elrod, the stories in Dracula in London were each written independently and do not all align into a pleasing whole – and some of them are less than clear about the novel’s timeline, also. Still, each of them is an enjoyable story in its own right.
DraculaA world where May, not Peter, gained spider-powers!
What If Classic, vol.2Mike Resnick’s sprawling future history.
The short stories and novels take place across a span of time from the late nineteenth century to tens of thousands of years into the future. Resnick has grouped them into five eras, with a few stories falling at either end of those.
Note: collections marked * are not solely collections of Resnick’s writings.
Hotel TransylvaniaThis reading order arranges the various timelines in House of X / Powers of X into a strictly chronological order.
It is amazingly heavy on spoilers, and if you are yet to read the book, do not read any further here. Read the book from start to finish first, and then come back here. It fits into the larger Marvel Universe timeline here
Please note that this is not necessarily the recommended or best order to read the book in – Jonathan Hickman arranged his stories with great care to achieve certain artistic effects, some of which may well be lost in a simple chronological recounting. On the other hand, certain plot threads, and the elegant play of cause and effect, are easier to trace in this order. Therefore, gentle reader, proceed carefully, and of your own free will.
