I have a question about Savage Tales #1. In the notes for that issue you mention that all other stories in that book are out of continuity, except for Man-Thing, are out of Continuity, but I think two of them are kind of up in the air. I can't find any indication to suggest that the Ka-Zar story is not continuity, in fact it was censored and reprinted in Astonishing Tales 14, which is also not included, similar to how they handled Spectacular Spider-Man Magazine 1 and 2. Also story threads from the second story, "Fury of The Femizons", are picked up in FF 151 and takes place in the same reality that Thundra is from.

Also, as an Aside, this book is one of the most offensively sexist I have read.

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Yep, you are right. Made the existing savage tales 1b, and added issues for 1a and 1c.

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I am guessing that nothing was ever decided about this?

I am trying to find my copies of those books. Its confirmed he was indeed a robot in every one of those issues?

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Ok, found my copies. Yep, your right. Pulled those appearances.

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Not sure if it counts, but I think Chameleon should be listed in 183 - TtA 61. He isn't revealed as the mystery villain until the next issue, but you did give him his credit in the previous issue, where his identity was also still a "mystery".

EDIT: Nevermind, I'm a dolt, I thought the mystery guy was supposed to be the Chameleon. Turns out he was just some nameless red. Shows what I get for jumping to conclusions.

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For Avengers Annual #1 you have the Living Tribunal as appearing instead of the Living Laser, the link does link to Living Laser though.

Also, you have The Sub-Mariner listed but from the reading so far it seems to have only been an image of him.

On the page for Astonishing Tales #8 there is no mention of the second story, "This Badge Bedeviled", that falls between the Ka-Zar and Doom features. The villain in this story, Joshua Link, is later revealed to be the alter ego of Gemini, who first appears as a member of Zodiac in Avengers #72. This story in Astonishing Tales #8 serves as his origin and is important for the character.

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Sandman is listed as appearing in 198: Amazing Spider-Man #20, but I don't see him in the issue.

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Fixed

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