Fantastic Four 2099

Marvel Comics introduced its line of 2099 comics in 1992 as a place where Marvel could reinvent some of its more famous characters. The Marvel Universe of 2099 is a bleak place where corporations battle for control over the world. Most of the characters in the 2099 line were new heroes who were inspired by their earlier counterparts, such as Spider-Man 2099, Ghost Rider 2099, and Punisher 2099.

In 1996, Marvel added this new comic to the line. The Fantastic Four had been held prisoner in the neutral zone for 100 years. When they finally break free, they find a world of which they know nothing. Rumors abound that they are not the real Fantastic Four, and that they are really test subjects or clones. Almost the entire planet is after them in some way or another. To make matters worse, Dr. Doom (Doom 2099) is the president. The series chronicles the team’s adventures in this strange new world.

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#1

Enhanced Wraparound Cover by Rick Leonardi

Jan 1996

Cover: $3.95

W: Karl Kesel · A: Rick Leonardi

Fantastic Four return from Negative Zone

3 copies from $2.75
#2

Feb 1996

Cover: $1.95

W: Karl Kesel · A: John Buscema

Fantastic Four hunted by Total Recall

5 copies from $1.25
#3

Mar 1996

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W: Karl Kesel · A: Matt Ryan

Versus Black Stone; Versus Hipshot; Versus Runaway; Versus Squeeze; Versus Total Recall

4 copies from $2.55
#4

Apr 1996

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W: Karl Kesel · A: Matt Ryan

Fantastic Four enlists aid of Spiderman 2099

3 copies from $3.50
#6

Jun 1996

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W: Ben Raab, Terry Kavanagh · A: Pasqual Ferry

Doomsday planetoid approaches Earth

2 copies from $3.50
#7

Jul 1996

Cover: $1.95

W: Ben Raab, Terry Kavanagh · A: Pasqual Ferry

Versus Attuma

6 copies from $2.75
#8

Aug 1996

Cover: $1.95

W: Ben Raab, Terry Kavanagh · A: Pasqual Ferry

Humanity flees to Savage Land

1 copy for $14.98