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MCU stories timeline
16 Nov 2013 20:03I posted this to Tumblr because of a request, but I might as well post it here, too.
MCU stories in chronological order:
In the Land That Our Grandchildren Knew:
1 - Fair Fare: Steve and Bucky, summer of ‘39. (Steve POV)
2 - In Miniature: Being Steve Rogers’s best friend is good training for ambulance work. (Bucky POV)
3 - Antediluvian: Bucky and Steve haven’t done anything apart in fifteen years, but war changes everything. (Bucky POV)
4 - La Caduta: Bucky’s war, from captivity to Commando, and the most unlikely reunion of all. (Bucky POV)
BOHICA: Clint Barton, in transition.
Rock of Gibraltar: Pepper’s reasons for cleaning up Tony’s messes are different now, professionally and personally, but some of them go back longer than she does and none of them loom larger than the ghost of Howard Stark.
Freezer Burn: The adventures of Steve Rogers, defrosted soldier, who is missing time but not really all that lost. He’s got a surprisingly broad knowledge of lettuces, a working grasp of modern technology, and may or may not be using both to mess with his teammates and save the world.
Archival: Unlike everyone else at SHIELD, Natasha can trace her surprise to the fact that she knows exactly what the Winter Soldier looks like, but she’s never heard of James Barnes.
Freezer Burn post-credits scene: Steve reacts as well as can be expected to finding out about the Winter Soldier. Which is to say not well at all.
Thaw: The Winter Soldier was the dog that ate the good guys’ homework during the Cold War, a convenient bogeyman to explain failure, and Clint Barton was pretty sure those tall tales died with the fall of the Wall. But reality is stranger than fiction, something Clint really shouldn’t be as surprised by as he is at this stage of his career, and now there are ghosts to chase once more.
Revenant: WIP Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves.
note: BOHICA and Rock of Gibraltar aren’t part of the Freezer Burn series for reasons that made a lot more sense once upon a time, but really have largely evaporated. They use the same characters and I reference events in those stories in the FB stories, so… *handwave*
MCU stories in chronological order:
In the Land That Our Grandchildren Knew:
1 - Fair Fare: Steve and Bucky, summer of ‘39. (Steve POV)
2 - In Miniature: Being Steve Rogers’s best friend is good training for ambulance work. (Bucky POV)
3 - Antediluvian: Bucky and Steve haven’t done anything apart in fifteen years, but war changes everything. (Bucky POV)
4 - La Caduta: Bucky’s war, from captivity to Commando, and the most unlikely reunion of all. (Bucky POV)
BOHICA: Clint Barton, in transition.
Rock of Gibraltar: Pepper’s reasons for cleaning up Tony’s messes are different now, professionally and personally, but some of them go back longer than she does and none of them loom larger than the ghost of Howard Stark.
Freezer Burn: The adventures of Steve Rogers, defrosted soldier, who is missing time but not really all that lost. He’s got a surprisingly broad knowledge of lettuces, a working grasp of modern technology, and may or may not be using both to mess with his teammates and save the world.
Archival: Unlike everyone else at SHIELD, Natasha can trace her surprise to the fact that she knows exactly what the Winter Soldier looks like, but she’s never heard of James Barnes.
Freezer Burn post-credits scene: Steve reacts as well as can be expected to finding out about the Winter Soldier. Which is to say not well at all.
Thaw: The Winter Soldier was the dog that ate the good guys’ homework during the Cold War, a convenient bogeyman to explain failure, and Clint Barton was pretty sure those tall tales died with the fall of the Wall. But reality is stranger than fiction, something Clint really shouldn’t be as surprised by as he is at this stage of his career, and now there are ghosts to chase once more.
Revenant: WIP Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves.
note: BOHICA and Rock of Gibraltar aren’t part of the Freezer Burn series for reasons that made a lot more sense once upon a time, but really have largely evaporated. They use the same characters and I reference events in those stories in the FB stories, so… *handwave*
