Natasha remained undercover at Stark after this incident and eventually pursued Ivan Vanko. Natasha was tasked with watching over Stark after selling his company to Pepper Potts and secretly assessing whether or not he would be a fit for the Avengers Initiative. She worked for Stark Industries in secret for an unspecified amount of time before revealing herself to be the Black Widow to Tony Stark. when Fury assigns her to keep an eye on Tony Stark.
#Marvel timelime movie#
The movie shows her work as an undercover agent for S.H.I.E.L.D.
Regardless of the specific year that the movie takes place in, it doesn't impact Iron Man 2's events in Black Widow's overall story. The movie is set in 2010 based on in-movie evidence, but the Marvel tie-in comic Fury's Big Week places it in 2011. Through her ongoing roles, the MCU fleshed out several parts of her backstory and days as a superhero, even if she didn't get the screentime of Captain America, Iron Man, or Thor, who each received their own solo movie trilogies (and more in Thor's case).īlack Widow's story on-screen began in Iron Man 2. All of this happened as Johansson appeared in seven MCU movies, with her eighth and final appearance coming in the long-awaited Black Widow solo film. and then saw her become an original member of the Avengers, go on the run multiple times, and finally concluded in Avengers: Endgame after she became the leader of Earth's Mightiest Heroes and then sacrificed herself to save the universe. Despite not having a standalone movie until 2021, Black Widow became a fan-favorite recurring character and one of the most prominent characters in the entire MCU.īlack Widow's story in the MCU began as a covert agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. Audiences first met the former Russian spy Natasha Romanoff in 2010 when Johansson appeared as Black Widow in Iron Man 2. The Netflix shows make light references to the movies but are more focused on crossing over characters and plot points with each other, and whether or not they even take place in the MCU is up for debate.Scarlett Johansson's superhero Black Widow has been part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe from early on, and here's a complete timeline of her MCU story. and Agent Carter reference the movies the most and have a decent amount of guest stars from the films who pop up occasionally, but other shows like The Runaways barely make a single reference to any aspect of the wider universe.
#Marvel timelime tv#
The TV shows have varying degrees of connectivity to the movies.
Do I have to watch all of them to understand what's going on?Ī: Absolutely not! You're right, there are more than 300 episodes of television across all MCU shows, with more coming almost every month. Q: There are a lot of TV shows in the MCU. Each entry includes a brief plot synopsis, poster, episode list (for shows), and a link to our expanded section with easter eggs and fun facts related to the wider MCU, as well as our explanation for where it takes place in the timeline/viewing order. In terms of the guides, it is just a logical way to chunk the content so you don't have to scroll too far on one page.Ī: Throughout our guides you will find an entry for every movie, TV show, and short film in the MCU. In general the phases are broken up and defined by big events or crossover movies. This labeling has little to do with the movies themselves other than appearing in some marketing material and home video releases. For example, Iron Man through The Avengers makes up Phase One. Q: Why are the guides broken up into different phases (Phase 1, Phase 2, etc.)?Ī: Marvel Studios has referred to their past and upcoming slate of films in terms of phases.
#Marvel timelime series#
The exception to this is movies like Captain America: The First Avenger and series like Agent Carter that mostly take place before the first Iron Man movie but really make more sense to watch later on. Even though Spider-Man: Homecoming came out first, the order in the guide is adjusted to make sense with the in-universe timeline. For example, Black Panther takes place a week after Captain America: Civil War, whereas Spider-Man: Homecoming takes place 2 months later. However, in some cases it makes sense to rearrange this order. Q: You mentioned these guides are a mix of release and chronological order, what does that mean?Ī: Glad you asked! In most cases, the movies appear in the order they were released in theaters.
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