Non Canon Friday the 13th comics

Alrighty for the fans who think comics are canon well no These comics are not canon first off Jason vs leatherface it's kinda cool but It's non Canon it takes place after the events of Jason lives we have nonsense such as Jason on a train and pamela Voorhees Refered as Doris So stupid who thought Jasons mother was Doris then we got Freddy vs Jason Vs Ash comics first of all This takes place after the events of Freddy Vs Jason Jason Voorhees Freddy Krueger fight again except a new enemy here is Ash they have a bloody war and it's sequel Freddy Vs Jason Vs Ash the nightmare warriors and all the Friday the 13th comics are non Canon

I think Jeff Katz had something to do with the Freddy Vs Jason Vs Ash comics so you could technically take those as canon.

Eh, I think things start to get a little messy when you start to include things like Novels and Comics as Cannon. Unless the franchise creators come out and say, 'hey this totally cannon to Jason's backstory' I look at the books as what they are... Fun little side stories that take place in their own pocket universes outside the main time-line for the films... And nowadays even accepting all the films as cannon can be dubious. Just look at Halloween, which has literally erased large chunks of it's cannon twice, and now depending on which movie your watching, you have four differen't sets of cannon to potentially have to draw from. Messy, Messy, Messy.

I'm Not a Goalie wrote:Eh, I think things start to get a little messy when you start to include things like Novels and Comics as Cannon. Unless the franchise creators come out and say, 'hey this totally cannon to Jason's backstory' I look at the books as what they are... Fun little side stories that take place in their own pocket universes outside the main time-line for the films... And nowadays even accepting all the films as cannon can be dubious. Just look at Halloween, which has literally erased large chunks of it's cannon twice, and now depending on which movie your watching, you have four differen't sets of cannon to potentially have to draw from. Messy, Messy, Messy.

Some of the novels are official the adaptations are Canon.

Some of the Black Flames were "Filler" for specific events within the series of the franchise and the Jason X Novels are the "Sequels" to Jason X.

Unless Horror Inc "Denounces" them as Canon and a new set of Novels which is officially set and also set as Fillers or sequels can only show in time.

For those wondering...

Halloween H20 and Hallowen: Resurrection retconned H2,H4-H6

Now its

Halloween 2018, Halloween Kills, and Halloween ends which is a direct and official sequel to the original.

Jasonvoorhees13th wrote:Alrighty for the fans who think comics are canon well no These comics are not canon first off Jason vs leatherface it's kinda cool but It's non Canon it takes place after the events of Jason lives we have nonsense such as Jason on a train and pamela Voorhees Refered as Doris So stupid who thought Jasons mother was Doris then we got Freddy vs Jason Vs Ash comics first of all This takes place after the events of Freddy Vs Jason Jason Voorhees Freddy Krueger fight again except a new enemy here is Ash they have a bloody war and it's sequel Freddy Vs Jason Vs Ash the nightmare warriors and all the Friday the 13th comics are non Canon

Yeah none of the comic books published by Topps, DC Comics, and Avatar Press are no where near the canon level, they are all set in their own universes and their own timelines.

Alot of the depictions of Jason in the comics make him look ridiculous in terms of the situations they put him in. There was one that I found interesting though, I forget what it's called, but it's the one where he protects a kid that has a deformity just like him.

SlasherxKing wrote:Alot of the depictions of Jason in the comics make him look ridiculous in terms of the situations they put him in. There was one that I found interesting though, I forget what it's called, but it's the one where he protects a kid that has a deformity just like him.

How I Spent My Summer Vacation is the comic series.

There's tons of bad ft13th comics for example Jason vs leatherface was Bad

Jason Voorhees wrote:

SlasherxKing wrote:Alot of the depictions of Jason in the comics make him look ridiculous in terms of the situations they put him in. There was one that I found interesting though, I forget what it's called, but it's the one where he protects a kid that has a deformity just like him.

How I Spent My Summer Vacation is the comic series.

Yeah, thanks.

Whenever I hear that title, it reminds me of a Buffy novel they released. I think it was called How I Survived My Summer Vacation Volume 1. It took place after the season 1 finale.

There was one day where I wrote down as many Halloween movie storylines as I could remember and I think I got a few down. Kind of reminds me of the Multiverse in DC and in Marvel. Pretty cool.

For me, I feel like it’s up to whoever reads the novels, comics and watches media to decide if they’re canon for themselves. If it is it is for them. If not then it’s not. That’s how I feel about it.

Trekapedia wrote:Whenever I hear that title, it reminds me of a Buffy novel they released. I think it was called How I Survived My Summer Vacation Volume 1. It took place after the season 1 finale.

There was one day where I wrote down as many Halloween movie storylines as I could remember and I think I got a few down. Kind of reminds me of the Multiverse in DC and in Marvel. Pretty cool.

For me, I feel like it’s up to whoever reads the novels, comics and watches media to decide if they’re canon for themselves. If it is it is for them. If not then it’s not. That’s how I feel about it.

That's usually how I like to see things. Anything that strays too far from what I think Jason would do, I consider non canon.

SlasherxKing wrote:

Trekapedia wrote:Whenever I hear that title, it reminds me of a Buffy novel they released. I think it was called How I Survived My Summer Vacation Volume 1. It took place after the season 1 finale.

There was one day where I wrote down as many Halloween movie storylines as I could remember and I think I got a few down. Kind of reminds me of the Multiverse in DC and in Marvel. Pretty cool.

For me, I feel like it’s up to whoever reads the novels, comics and watches media to decide if they’re canon for themselves. If it is it is for them. If not then it’s not. That’s how I feel about it.

That's usually how I like to see things. Anything that strays too far from what I think Jason would do, I consider non canon.

Sadly the new writers and directors dont care about such things sadly.

Agreed. They dont seem to like putting a lot of effort into the movies like the fans do it seems sometimes.

If we got real directors with legit love for the franchise it would be amazing.

Jason Voorhees wrote:If we got real directors with legit love for the franchise it would be amazing.

Agreed. I love all the movies, but look at what happens when you get the best director and writer possible. You get Part IV and it becomes the favorite for a LOT of people, including me. Just takes effort and people trying to do their best job possible.

Trekapedia wrote:

Jason Voorhees wrote:If we got real directors with legit love for the franchise it would be amazing.

Agreed. I love all the movies, but look at what happens when you get the best director and writer possible. You get Part IV and it becomes the favorite for a LOT of people, including me. Just takes effort and people trying to do their best job possible.

Hopefully Tom Mcloughlin gets his Script into hollywood.

I agree Jason. I’d love to see his script get made.

Trekapedia wrote:I agree Jason. I’d love to see his script get made.

God I wish this lawsuit would end already!!!

It will sometime and we will finally get movie number 13.