Volume 1
Spider-Man 2099 1-16
Ravage 2099 15
X-Men 2099 5
Doom 2099 14
Punisher 2099 13
Spider-Man 2099 17-20, 22-23
Spider-Man 2099 Annual 1
Spider-Man 2099 24-26

Volume 2
Spider-Man 2099 Meets Spider-Man
Spider-Man 2099 27-44
“Young Miguel” backup stories

-Unlike in X-Men 2099, where i just included the X-Men and Doom issues, I put all of the Fall of the Hammer crossover in.  Spidey was in enough of each part of it to make it necessary to make a coherent story, and it ties into the surrounding issues more than any other 2099 series.  Also, if I didn’t include the entire storyline here, where would I?  No other character shows up enough in each part to justify including the entire story.  Plus, I have no interest in complete series binds of Ravage or Punisher.  For Doom 2099, I’ll be putting a volume break around the story.

-Issue #21 was a fill in, plus #22 continues directly from #20. 

-I cut out any stories not written by PAD in the annual and #25. 

-I moved all of the “Young Miguel” stories to the end of volume 2 to try and help balance out the volume sizes.

-There are a few places where the Spidey/S-Man 2099 special are debated to be.  Most people place it between #26-27, although PAD has recently stated that it goes back around #10-11 (although that doesn’t really fit as well).  Since #26-27 was the only halfway decent breakpoint, and the special’s opening scene parallels the opening of #1, I opted to start volume 2 with that book.

-There’s no need to include anything extra for One Nation Under Doom.  S-Man doesn’t really tie in that directly, and sort of has his own storyline going continuously.

-I put #45-46 (the non PAD issues) in the 2099:  World of Tomorrow book.   #44 ends with a semi-decent walking into the sunset moment.  Not perfect, but a better ending than #46.

I originally planned this as two volumes, but later condensed it to one.  If you feel you must make it two, then the actual 2099:  World of Tomorrow series along with Manifest Destiny one-shot can be turned into “volume 2″.

2099 AD: Genesis 1
Fantastic Four 2099 1-4
Doom 2099 39 (second story)
X-Nation 2099 1-4
X-Nation 2099 5 (first half – until “one week later”)
Fantastic Four 2099 5-6
Spider-Man 2099 45-46
Fantastic Four 2099 7
X-Nation 2099 5 (second half – starting with “one week later”)
X-Nation 2099 6
Fantastic Four 8
2099: World of Tomorrow 1-8
2099: Manifest Destiny

Notes:
-Peter David’s final issue of Spider-Man 2099 was #44.  It didn’t seem right to include #45-46 in with his run, and those issues do tie into the last two issues of FF 2099, so they fit better here.

-The X-Men 2099 final issues are left out, since they were written by JFM, and only used the water rising subplot as a backdrop.

-Even though FF 2099 and X-Nation 2099 were launched before Cavalieri’s firing, they were just about doomed from the start, with FF having three art teams in the first three issues.  It was also obvious that long term plots were being rewritten along the way.  It wouldn’t be right to include X-Nation with X-Men, even though it spins out of X-Men 2099 #30, and two cast members make their way back to X-Men in #35.

-I left out Doom’s Rage Against Time arc.  Even though it started off nicely (including an issue drawn by John Buscema!), the last three issues of Doom 2099 had the worst art ever seen in a 2099 comic (or possibly in any Marvel comic), and the time travel arc just sort of bogged this book down.  I included the prologue from #39, just because I had already cut it out from the end of the One Nation Under Doom volume. I felt it was best to drop those issues and pretend that the Doom series ended with #39, and have it go out on a good note.