Timeline of major events

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This page is an attempt to chronicle every major event in the universe of the Mutafukaz comics, based on dates provided directly by the author and rough estimates based on the time elapsed between events relative to each other.

Be warned, this page contains heavy spoilers for the entire Mutafukaz series, including its prequel and spin-offs.

Evidence:

 * A flashback at the start of volume 5 shows Mr. K speaking with Lyndon B. Johnson, revealing that they had plotted Kennedy's assassination.
 * Stated directly in an exposition page from volume 5, explaining the origin of the Machos.

Evidence:

 * An introductory page of volume 1 explains the circumstances of Dark Meat City's creation and mentions a devastating earthquake called "the Big One" happening in 1966.
 * An exposition page in volume 4 claims the "Big One" gang started by Popeye was named after the aforementioned earthquake, now said to have happened in 1976.

Evidence:

 * In the Mutafukaz film, Angelino states he is 22 years old. Assuming this is true for the comics as well, and given the ample evidence that Mutafukaz takes place in 2033, subtracting Angelino's age puts his approximate date of birth somewhere in 2011.

Evidence:

 * In volume 1, Willy derides the "new president" while mentioning the White House bombing, implying it was a recent event.
 * In the epilogue at the end of volume 5, Tigre says that the White House bombing was organized internally to replace president Johnson with his secretary of state (presumably Gore W. Tex).

Evidence:

 * An exposition page in volume 5 describing the history of Section Z claims that the Z-7 have been operating from 2031 until 2033. Since they are seen prominently in Mutafukaz, it can be inferred that the story takes place in 2033.
 * An exposition page from later in volume 5 states directly that the CIA-Macho alliance collapsed in 2033, when Gore W. Tex was assassinated and general McKenzie took control.

Evidence:

 * A short extra comic at the end of volume 5 (written by RUN and illustrated by Tarmasz) claims that Diablo gained a huge following in the 2040's, with many seeing him as a near-religious figure. This fame and worship can be seen at multiple points throughout Loba Loca.
 * Ultra Zapatta tells Tigre that he hasn't seen anyone from the Lucha Ultima for 7 years, and heavily implies that without the support of Jesse Christ, Diablo and the Padre, they disbanded shortly after the events of Mutafukaz.
 * In chapter 4 of Loba Loca, Guada and Tigre are on a road trip. While driving, Tigre aggressively pulls ahead of a slow van, which is revealed to belong to Angelino and Vinz. MFK2 shows the encounter from Lino and Vinz's perspective, confirming that the events of MFK2 and Loba Loca happen concurrently.
 * Chapter 6 of Loba Loca mentions a nuclear strike on Las Vegas. RUN has openly discussed that MFK2 will feature a Las Vegas zombie outbreak, further implying that the sequel will take place around the same time-frame as Loba Loca.

Evidence:

 * Angelino's opening monologue states that 7 years had passed since the events of DMC. General McKenzie also describes Angelino's shootout with the police as having happened 7 years in the past.

Contradictions and inconsistencies

 * The date of the "Big One" earthquake is stated as 1966 in volume 1, but as 1976 in volume 4.
 * The White House bombing was done in order to replace president "Johnson" with his secretary of state. If this refers to Lyndon B. Johnson, it'd make him around 124 years old, and would mean he was either re-elected or held office for 70 years. Both options seem absurd, especially when the real-life Lyndon B. Johnson died in 1973. The only feasible alternative is that the president before Gore W. Tex was another person entirely and, by sheer coincidence, was also called "Johnson".
 * General McKenzie claims Lino had been living in Hotel Santa Theresa for 9 years, but at the start of Mutafukaz, Lino says he lived there for 4 years. Adding the time elapsed since Mutafukaz (7 years) gives a total of 11 years, not 9. It's unclear if this is a retcon or a suggestion that McKenzie's sources are inaccurate.