History Comicbook / SpiderMan2099

''Spider-Man 2099'' was the first title of Creator/MarvelComics' ComicBook/Marvel2099 venture.

** One of the {{Bad Future}}s is full of references to the original ''Spider-man 2099'' run; Gabe still has his avatar Firelight (and the Cybernet is still around), Kana is still his girlfriend and somehow has the Payback Armor, Father Jennifer is the Goblin, Kron is still Venom and knows his relationship with Miguel, and Conchita receives a brief mention.

* CurseCutShort: When Miguel shoves [[spoiler:Roberta]] through the time machine, while recusing to explain why.

* DoppelgangerLink: In the original version, Miguel can sense whenever any of his {{Alternate Sel|f}}ves dies. That feeling manifests as physical pain, and he also catches brief glimpses of their deaths.

''Spider-Man 2099'' was by far the most prolific Marvel 2099 title, with the character surviving long after the franchise's end, appearing in such series as ''ComicBook/{{Exiles}}''. After guest-starring in the ''ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan'' series, Miguel gained a brand new series in 2014, which showcases Miguel's attempts to prevent Alchemax from becoming the company it's known as in the future. As a result of ''ComicBook/SecretWars2015'', the title was temporarily renamed ''Secret Wars 2099'' and focused on a 2099 version of ComicBook/TheAvengers. With the conclusion of ''Secret Wars 2099'', the book was relaunched under its previous title, with a new Parker Industries-made costume for Miguel. This third volume lasted for twenty-five issues.

In 2019, Spider-Man 2099 made a surprise return in ''ComicBook/TheAmazingSpiderManNickSpencer'', trying to warn Peter that the future had been destabilized due to too many changes manifesting in Earth-616.

He also made a [[UnexpectedCharacter rather unexpected appearance]] in TheStinger of ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManIntoTheSpiderVerse'' and is set to appear in its sequel, ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManAcrossTheSpiderVerse''. In both films, he is voiced by Creator/OscarIsaac.

* {{Retcon}}: Back in vol. 1, it was stated that cancer was still around in 2099, when an Alchemax scientist got fired for trying to sell a cure for free. In vol. 2, Miguel is able to acquire a cure when he returns to his own time, with the scientist claiming it's been kicking around since the 2040s.

He also made a [[UnexpectedCharacter rather unexpected appearance]] in TheStinger of ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManIntoTheSpiderVerse'' and is set to appear in its sequel, ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManAcrossTheSpiderVerse''.

** Rapture is a legal designer drug developed by (and exclusive to) the Alchemax corporation, distributed to employees in order to keep them loyal to the company. A "very high-powered, mind-expanding hallucinogen", it causes the user to feel perfectly calm and collected... unless he tries to fight the drug's effects, in which case it causes him to hallucinate wildly, "seeing monsters everywhere." It also bonds with the user's DNA in short order, becoming so addictive "you need it the way you need air to breathe."

* CurbStompBattle: [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Maestro]] vs Spider-Man 2099. It goes as exactly how you would expect it to.

** John Tensen, A.K.A. Justice from Marvel's ''ComicBook/TheNewUniverse'' line is brought into the 2099-verse by an Alchemax scientist.

* WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility: Miguel's brother Gabriel quotes this to Miguel in issue #4, having been quoted it himself by his new girlfriend Kasey. Miguel initially scoffs at the idea, but after Kasey is kidnapped right in front of him after he failed to act, he starts to see the truth in it (after a fashion):
-->'''Miguel''': Wrong. Completely wrong. With great power comes great ''guilt''.

* ComesGreatResponsibility: Miguel's brother Gabriel quotes this to Miguel in issue #4, having been quoted it himself by his new girlfriend Kasey. Miguel initially scoffs at the idea, but after Kasey is kidnapped right in front of him after he failed to act, he starts to see the truth in it (after a fashion):
-->'''Miguel''': Wrong. Completely wrong. With great power comes great ''guilt''.

In 2019, Spider-Man 2099 made a surprise return in ''ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan'', trying to warn Peter that the future had been destabilized due to too many changes manifesting in Earth-616.

* RoguesGalleryTransplant: Kron Stone first appeared in ''Comicbook/ThePunisher2099''. After Jake Gallows stabbed and left him for dead in a sewer, the ComicBook/{{Venom}} symbiote found and bonded with him, and Kron went after Miguel.

** One of the [[BadFuture Bad Futures]] is full of references to the original ''Spider-man 2099'' run; Gabe still has his avatar Firelight (and the Cybernet is still around), Kana is still his girlfriend and somehow has the Payback Armor, Father Jennifer is the Goblin, Kron is still Venom and knows his relationship with Miguel, and Conchita receives a brief mention.

He also made a [[UnexpectedCharacter rather unexpected appearance]] in TheStinger of ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManIntoTheSpiderVerse'' and is set to appear in its sequel, ''Film/SpiderManAcrossTheSpiderVerse''.

He also made a [[UnexpectedCharacter rather unexpected appearance]] in TheStinger of ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManIntoTheSpiderVerse''.

* NotSoDifferentRemark: It's seeing that there's a human inside the Venom symbiote that breaks Spider-Man out of his murderous rage and, along with Venom's begging, makes him think twice about killing him. Tyler Stone also believes this of him and Miguel, that they both ''destroy the people closest to them''. Miguel vehemently denies this however.

** [[spoiler:Miguel's half-brother, Kron Stone, becomes Venom 2099.]]
** [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]] in Miguel's [[spoiler:half-]]brother, Gabe. [[spoiler:Gabe was originally set up by Creator/PeterDavid as a red herring for the identity of Goblin 2099, but it became canon due to ExecutiveMeddling, playing this trope straight with Miguel and Gabe battling each other. However, ''2099: Manifest Destiny'' later {{Retcon}}ned it so Goblin was a shapeshifter assuming Gabe's identity, averting this trope.]]

* NotSoDifferent: It's seeing that there's a human inside the Venom symbiote that breaks Spider-Man out of his murderous rage and, along with Venom's begging, makes him think twice about killing him. Tyler Stone also believes this of him and Miguel, that they both ''destroy the people closest to them''. Miguel vehemently denies this however.

'''[[spoiler:Elektra]]''': [[RealityEnsues Actually, it is]]. I decided to toughen it out.

* TitleByNumber: Like all the titles in the ''Marvel 2099'' family.