Question about the Fringe comics

DigificWriter · January 9 2013, 07:11 AM

Hi, all. I recently got back into Fringe after initially watching the pilot and a few other episodes back when the series was brand-new, and decided to attempt to create my own 'definitive' guide to the series, incorporating every piece of material - confirmed canon or otherwise - related to the series, and had a question concerning the comic books. I was wondering what the most likely chronological placement would be of the following comic stories:
The Prisoner [Fringe #1]
Strangers on a Train [Fringe #2]
Run Away [Fringe #3]
Space Cowboy [Fringe #4]
Hard Copy [Fringe #5]
Tomorrow [Tales from the Fringe #1]
Lost Time [Tales from the Fringe #1]
The One That Got Away [Tales from the Fringe #2]
Nonfiction [Tales from the Fringe #2]
The Calling [Tales from the Fringe #3]
The Weapon [Tales from the Fringe #3]
Plan B [Tales from the Fringe #4]
Knock Knock [Tales from the Fringe #4]
Gene's Dream [Tales form the Fringe #5]
The Perfect Woman [Tales from the Fringe #5]
War Games [Tales from the Fringe #6]
Sacrifice [Tales form the Fringe #6]
The "A" story from Beyond the Fringe #5
The "A" story from Beyond the Fringe #6

Note: I did an Internet search to try and find information on where the above stories would take place chronologically and couldn't find anything on the subject, so turning to you guys - my fellow posters - is my last resort.

Eduardo · January 9 2013, 12:53 PM

I don't have my copies near to check the timeline, but you should add Fringe #0 to the list, a little before the pilot I guess.

DigificWriter · January 10 2013, 03:18 PM

Come on, someone's got to be able to answer my question.

jayceee · January 10 2013, 04:11 PM

IIRC, the bonus comic book which came with the exclusive season 4 dvd (or bluray) set, is suppose to happen after Peter disappeared at the end of season 3 and before he reappeared in the flesh in episode 4 of season 4.

DigificWriter · January 10 2013, 04:16 PM

I already know where some of the comics take place chronologically. The ones listed here are the ones whose placement I couldn't work out myself or find any info on on the Internet.

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January 9 2013, 07:11 AM	#1
DigificWriter Rear Admiral Location: West Haven, UT, USA	Question about the Fringe comics Hi, all. I recently got back into Fringe after initially watching the pilot and a few other episodes back when the series was brand-new, and decided to attempt to create my own 'definitive' guide to the series, incorporating every piece of material - confirmed canon or otherwise - related to the series, and had a question concerning the comic books. I was wondering what the most likely chronological placement would be of the following comic stories: The Prisoner [Fringe #1] Strangers on a Train [Fringe #2] Run Away [Fringe #3] Space Cowboy [Fringe #4] Hard Copy [Fringe #5] Tomorrow [Tales from the Fringe #1] Lost Time [Tales from the Fringe #1] The One That Got Away [Tales from the Fringe #2] Nonfiction [Tales from the Fringe #2] The Calling [Tales from the Fringe #3] The Weapon [Tales from the Fringe #3] Plan B [Tales from the Fringe #4] Knock Knock [Tales from the Fringe #4] Gene's Dream [Tales form the Fringe #5] The Perfect Woman [Tales from the Fringe #5] War Games [Tales from the Fringe #6] Sacrifice [Tales form the Fringe #6] The "A" story from Beyond the Fringe #5 The "A" story from Beyond the Fringe #6 Note: I did an Internet search to try and find information on where the above stories would take place chronologically and couldn't find anything on the subject, so turning to you guys - my fellow posters - is my last resort. __________________ Starbuck: We're all friendlies. So, let's just... be friendly. "Ze director's cut is ze film you saw in ze theater."

January 9 2013, 12:53 PM	#2
Eduardo Commander Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina	Re: Question about the Fringe comics I don't have my copies near to check the timeline, but you should add Fringe #0 to the list, a little before the pilot I guess. __________________ You aren’t the online one

January 10 2013, 03:18 PM	#3
DigificWriter Rear Admiral Location: West Haven, UT, USA	Re: Question about the Fringe comics Come on, someone's got to be able to answer my question. __________________ Starbuck: We're all friendlies. So, let's just... be friendly. "Ze director's cut is ze film you saw in ze theater."

January 10 2013, 04:11 PM	#4
jayceee Lieutenant Commander	Re: Question about the Fringe comics IIRC, the bonus comic book which came with the exclusive season 4 dvd (or bluray) set, is suppose to happen after Peter disappeared at the end of season 3 and before he reappeared in the flesh in episode 4 of season 4.

January 10 2013, 04:16 PM	#5
DigificWriter Rear Admiral Location: West Haven, UT, USA	Re: Question about the Fringe comics I already know where some of the comics take place chronologically. The ones listed here are the ones whose placement I couldn't work out myself or find any info on on the Internet. __________________ Starbuck: We're all friendlies. So, let's just... be friendly. "Ze director's cut is ze film you saw in ze theater."