Agents of Shield season 4 is only interrupted by the Slingshot web series (which is non-essential). Agents of Shield season 3’s eleventh episode has a bit of a jump, and Civil War is dealt with from episode 20 onward. The Marvel timeline, though, is pretty easy to follow. Agents of Shield season 4, episodes 9-22 (2016)Īs you can tell, 2016 was quite a wild ride in the Marvel universe.Agents of Shield season 4, episodes 1-8 (2016).Agents of Shield season 3, episodes 20-22 (2016).Agents of Shield season 3, episodes 11-19 (2016).From there, it’s a fairly straightforward run to the end of the year: Ant-Man, Jessica Jones season 1, Daredevil season 2, Luke Cage season 1 (as per Luke Cage actor, it takes place "a few months" after Jessica Jones), and the first 10 episodes of Agents of Shield season 3 – because there’s a slight time-jump after that. In 2015, Agents of Shield season 2 deals with the fallout from Age of Ultron post-episode 19. Meanwhile, Daredevil season 1 also takes place that year. 2, take place in 2014, immediately after each other. Guardians of the Galaxy and its sequel, Vol. Everything from episode 17 right through to the end of the first season takes place after Hydra’s plan is uncovered in Winter Soldier. A similar thing happens with The Winter Solder (this was when Marvel TV were trying to tie their series into the movie events, something they later stopped doing). Meanwhile, Thor: The Dark World is directly mentioned after the eighth episode of the first Agents of Shield season. Agents of Shield season 3 episodes 1-10 (2015)Īre you sitting comfortably? The All Hail the King One Shot comes several months after the events of Iron Man 3, firmly placing it in 2013.Agents of Shield season 2, episodes 20-22 (2015).Agents of Shield season 2, episodes 1-19 (2015).Agents of Shield season 1, episodes 17-22 (2014).Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014).Agents of Shield season 1, episodes 8-16 (2014).Agents of Shield season 1, episodes 1-7 (2013).Still with me? It only gets tougher from here on out. And then comes Iron Man 3, which, despite being a Phase 2 film, takes place later that same year. Of course, Avengers tops it all off with the Battle of New York in 2012. Tucked in-between the Jade Giant’s solo movie and Thor’s arrival on Earth, however, are a pair of One Shots (which were very in vogue at Marvel during the early 2010s and meant to be an added incentive for fans to buy the DVDs). Iron Man 2 comes a year later, as do The Incredible Hulk and Thor, which both, incredibly, take place that same week. Iron Man, according to Marvel’s 10 Years of Marvel Studios book, actually takes place in 2010, not 2008. This is where things in the Marvel timeline begin to ramp up a bit.
One Shot: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor’s Hammer (2011).
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