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How do you guys catch up with characters when they're in multiple books simultaneously and you're catching up on tons of back issues?

For example, if Iron Man is in Iron Man, Captain America and The Avengers at the same time, do you read through Iron Man and then the Avengers, or do you keep a list open and read Iron Man #3, then The Avengers #47, then Captain America #75 (or whatever), then back to Iron Man?

It really depends. Sometimes it works better to read chronologically, because the stories interweave with each other. Sometimes the stories are completely separate, and switching between titles just breaks up the flow.

in most cases it's best to stick to the individual title, because they're usually doing their own thing. when there's a crossover that actually requires reading separate titles in a certain order (this is more common in x-men, batman, and superman than pretty much any other franchise, avengers never really got into that i can remember) then yeah, that happens. otherwise i wouldn't bother doing it chronologically.

Marvel Unlimited + a wiki.

Unless it's a crossover, I just read the series I'm reading and unless something important happened over there, I'll get to it whenever I get around to it.

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