ART & REFERENCES
The original twenty character files retain their selected portraits and cinematic emblems. The expanded Character Archive adds eighty individual covers, using full-body cinematic character illustrations where available and character-specific symbolic artwork elsewhere. These generated images are artistic interpretations, not official film stills or exact costume references. The Doom Drop entrance retains its selected artwork.
The separate Comics Archive uses 100 dedicated, generated illustrations in an inked comic style. The character covers explore powers and settings; the approved Thor, Doctor Strange and Iceman illustrations are retained. These are original artistic interpretations, not official panels or literal canonical scenes. The MCU / Screen Archive keeps its selected character artwork. Both sets are available in the Art Gallery with continuity labels.
The MCU / Screen Archive also includes 22 cinematic reinterpretations derived from existing Comics character artwork. They are generated character illustrations with realistic materials and lighting, not movie stills or exact reproductions of screen costumes. The Comics originals remain unchanged.
This is an independent fan reference site. Marvel character names remain the property of their respective owners. Other sections may retain separate artwork.
The MCU World Tree contains 90 event records, illustrated with 82 original scene images and eight event concepts. The separate Comics World Tree contains 47 selected chapters, including the opening Avengers: Armageddon (2026) premise, including distinct Ultimate strands: five use original scene illustrations, 42 use dedicated event concepts. Miles Morales’s origin, the 2024 Ultimate Peter Parker story, and King in Black now have dedicated full-size setting concepts. The rooftop, kitchen, and gothic avenue are thematic interpretations, not literal canonical places or scenes. Event concepts interpret settings and objects; they are not official artwork or literal canonical scene reproductions. Publication years are reference labels, not literal dates inside Marvel’s sliding timeline. Compare uses the selected character portraits as identity references, alongside generated story artwork, costume-history text and related event concepts; a reused portrait does not establish a screen adaptation or an exact costume.
The Vault contains 100 individual object records. Its new covers are original cinematic interpretations of equipment and relics, with full artwork available from each dossier. Visual details are illustrative and may differ from specific comics or screen props. The Iron Man armor entry retains its earlier reactor artwork.
The Cosmic Gods collection contains 100 individually named beings, spanning cosmic entities, dimensional beings, pantheon gods, Celestials, and Eternals. Each has newly generated full-form artwork or a symbolic interpretation where a full-form render was unavailable. These images are original artistic interpretations, not official film or comic artwork. Abstract entities may appear in symbolic bodily manifestations; inclusion does not imply equal power or a shared species.
Continuity and assessments
Comics and screen adaptations are separate records. Individual sections identify their focus and note differences. Reference links provide further reading; they do not certify every sentence as an official Marvel statement.
Power scores and location assessments are this archive’s editorial interpretations, not official Marvel ratings. The World Tree is an illustrative navigation map. Its branch placement, colors, and event groupings are editorial choices rather than an official cosmological diagram.
Reference correction
Doctor Doom’s mother Cynthia is a sorceress. The Archive’s childhood summary has been corrected to distinguish her from his father Werner.
New discoveries
Deadpool uses two original generated scene covers: a cinematic subway equipment scene for Screen and an inked mercenary hideout for Comics, with separate alley and rooftop backgrounds. These themed environments are not official artwork, film stills or canonical locations. External Deadpool portraits and the adapted Comics city backdrop have been removed.
The Infinity Sanctum contains original generated fan artwork. Secret dossiers, the alternate timeline story and character jokes are original fan fiction, separate from factual archive records.