The Die Hard Chronology

How can the same shit happen to the same guy, uh, seven times?

Seriously, John McClane would really like to know.

Die Hard: Year One, vol.1
Reprints Die Hard: Year One #1-4 (2009). Takes place on July 4, 1976.
Die Hard: Year One, vol.2
Reprints Die Hard: Year One #5-8 (2009 – 2010). Takes place on July 13-14, 1977.
Die Hard
DVD. Takes place on December 24, 1988. John McClane and Al Powell first meet in this film.
A Die Hard Christmas: The Illustrated Holiday Classic
Book of the film
Die Hard: The Nakatomi Heist Board Game
Game of the film
Die Hard 2 – Die Harder
DVD. Takes place on December 24, 1990.
Die Hard with a Vengeance
DVD. Takes place in 1995.
Live Free or Die Hard
DVD. Takes place in 2007.
Chuck Versus Santa Claus
Episode 11 of Season Two of the tv series Chuck. Takes place on December 24, 2007. LAPD officer Al Powell appears in this episode (and is revealed to be the cousin of Big Mike Tucker, a series regular).
A Good Day to Die Hard
DVD/BluRay. Takes place in 2012.
A Million Ways to Die Hard
Graphic novel. Set on the 30th anniversary of the events of the first film.

The Jack Ryan Reading Order

Tom Clancy’s popular series of techno-thriller novels.

The adventures of Jack Ryan et al, are now being continued by other writers since Clancy’s death in 2013.

Without Remorse
Set in 1970-73. Novel written by Tom Clancy, published in 1993.
Patriot Games
Set in 1981. Novel written by Tom Clancy, published in 1987, film released in 1992.
Red Rabbit
Set in 1982. Novel written by Tom Clancy, published in 2002.
The Hunt for Red October
Set in 1984. Novel written by Tom Clancy, published in 1984, film released in 1990.
Red Winter
Set in 1985. Novel written by Marc Cameron, published in 2022.
The Cardinal of the Kremlin
Set in 1986. Novel written by Tom Clancy, published in 1988.
Clear and Present Danger
Set in 1986. Novel written by Tom Clancy, published in 1989; film released in 1994.
The Sum of All Fears
Set in 1990-91. Novel written by Tom Clancy, published in 1991; film released in 2002.
Debt of Honor
Set in 1995-96. Novel written by Tom Clancy, published in 1994.
Executive Orders
Set in 1996. Novel written by Tom Clancy, published in 1996.
Rainbow Six
Set in 1999-2000. Novel written by Tom Clancy, published in 1998.
The Bear and the Dragon
Set in 2002. Novel written by Tom Clancy, publishedd in 2000.
The Teeth of the Tiger
Set in 2006. Novel written by Tom Clancy, published in 2003.
Dead or Alive
Set in 2007. Novel written by Tom Clancy, published in 2010.
Locked On
Set in 2008. Novel co-written by Tom Clancy & Mark Greaney, published in 2011.
Threat Vector
Set in 2009. Novel co-written by Tom Clancy & Mark Greaney, published in 2012.
Command Authority
Set in 2010. Novel co-written by Tom Clancy & Mark Greaney, published in 2013.
Support and Defend
Set in 2010. Novel written by Mark Greaney, published in 2014.
Full Force and Effect
Set in 2010. Novel written by Mark Greaney, published in 2014.
Under Fire
Set in 2010. Novel written by Grant Blackwood, published in 2015.
Commander in Chief
Set in 2010. Novel written by Mark Greaney, published in 2015.
Duty and Honor
Set in 2011. Novel written by Grant Blackwood, published in 2016.
True Faith and Allegiance
Set in 2011. Novel written by Mark Greaney, published in 2016.
Point of Contact
Set in 2012. Novel written by Mike Maden, published in 2017.
Power and Empire
Novel written by Marc Cameron, published in 2017.
Line of Sight
Novel written by Mike Maden, published in 2018.
Oath of Office
Novel written by Marc Cameron, published in 2018.
Enemy Contact
Novel written by Mark Maden, published in 2019.
Code of Honor
Novel written by Marc Cameron, published in 2019.
Firing Point
Novel written by Mark Maden, published in 2020.
Shadow of the Dragon
Novel written by Marc Cameron, published in 2020.
Target Acquired
Novel written by Don Bentley, published in 2021.
Chain of Command
Novel written by Marc Cameron, published in 2021.
Zero Hour
Novel written by Don Bentley, published in 2022.
Flash Point
Novel written by Don Bentley, published in 2022.
Weapons Grade
Novel written by Don Bentley, published in 2023.
Command and Control
Novel written by Marc Cameron, published in 2023.
Act of Defiance
Novel written by Brian Andrews & Jeffrey Wilson, published in 2024.
Shadow State
Novel written by M.P. Woodward, published in 2024.
Defense Protocol
Novel written by Brian Andrews & Jeffrey Wilson, published in 2024.
Line of Demarcation
Novel written by M.P. Woodward, published in 2024.

The Dollhouse Chronology

One of Joss Whedon’s more interesting ideas, and frustratingly cut short before it could fulfil its potential.

Dollhouse: Season One DVD
Episodes 1 to 12 only.
Dollhouse: Season Two DVD
Episodes 1 to 12 only.
Dollhouse, vol.1: Epitaphs
Reprints Dollhouse One-Shot (March 2011) & Dollhouse #1-5 (July 2011 – November 2011).
Dollhouse: Season One DVD
Episode 13 only.
Dollhouse: Season Two DVD
Episode 13 only.

The Man With No Name Chronology

The iconic Western character, of whose assorted appearances it’s remarkable for any two to appear in the actual order they occur.
Obviously, it’s a big assumption that the Man With No Name is in fact the same man in all three films – but they work as a thematic trilogy. On that level, consider this a thematic timeline.

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
The film on Blu-ray. He’s called ‘Blondie’ in this one, but that’s obviously just a nickname.
Man With No Name, vol. 1: Sinners and Saints
Reprints The Man With No Name #1-6
The Man With No Name, vol. 2: Holiday in the Sun
Reprints The Man With No Name #7-11
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, vol. 1
Reprints The Good, The Bad and The Ugly #1-6
For a Few Dollars More
The film on Blu-ray. In this one, his nickname is ‘Manco’ (Spanish for ‘one-armed’, because he rarely uses his right hand other than to shoot).
A Fistful of Dollars
The film on Blu-ray. He’s called ‘Joe’ in this one.
A Coffin Full of Dollars
Novel by Joe Millard.
A Dollar to Die For
Novel by Brian Fox.
The Devil’s Dollar Sign
Novel by Joe Millard.
The Million-Dollar Bloodhunt
Novel by Joe Millard.
Blood For a Dirty Dollar
Novel by Joe Millard.

The Stainless Steel Rat Reading Order

If you have not yet read the adventures of Slippery Jim DiGriz, you’re in for a treat.

If you have, here’s how they all fit together:

A Stainless Steel Rat Is Born
Originally published in 1985.
The Stainless Steel Rat Gets Drafted
Originally published in 1987.
The Stainless Steel Rat Sings the Blues>
Originally published in 1994.
The Stainless Steel Rat
Originally published in 1961.
The Stainless Steel Rat’s Revenge
Originally published in 1970.
The Stainless Steel Rat Saves the World
Originally published in 1972.
The Fourth Law of Robotics
Originally published in 1989.
This story crosses over with The Asimov Universe Timeline. It is placed here because it clearly takes place much earlier than the main action of the series, making the time travel of the previous story the best fit for it.
The Stainless Steel Rat Wants You!
Originally published in 1978.
The Stainless Steel Rat for President
Originally published in 1982.
The Stainless Steel Rat Goes to Hell
Originally published in 1996.
The Stainless Steel Rat Joins The Circus
Originally published in 1999.
You Can Be The Stainless Steel Rat
Originally published in 1988.
Clearly occurs late in his career, but placed here by fiat.
The Stainless Steel Rat Returns
Originally published in 2010.
The Golden Years of the Stainless Steel Rat
Originally published in 1993.

The Asimov Universe Reading Order

This list includes only the actual books – much of the content is actually short stories (the volumes this is the case for are noted below). If you want a thorough accounting of which stories occur in what order, down to a listing of what years they occur in, I recommend Johnny Pez’s Insanely Complete Fiction List for a more detailed reading order.

The Robots Era:

I, Robot: To Protect
Novel set in 2035 featuring Susan Calvin and early robots, written by Mickey Zucker Reichert.
I Robot: To Obey
Novel set in 2036 featuring Susan Calvin and early robots, written by Mickey Zucker Reichert.
I, Robot: To Preserve
Novel set in 2037 featuring Susan Calvin and early robots, written by Mickey Zucker Reichert.
The Complete Robot
Contains all of Asimov’s Robot Stories up to the date of its publication.
Robot Dreams
Contains additional Robot short stories by Asimov.
Robot Visions
Contains additional Robot short stories by Asimov.
Gold
Contains additional Robot short stories by Asimov.
Predator
Volume 1 of the Robots in Time series by William F. Wu.
Marauder
Volume 2 of the Robots in Time series by William F. Wu.
Warrior
Volume 3 of the Robots in Time series by William F. Wu.
Dictator
Volume 4 of the Robots in Time series by William F. Wu.
Emperor
Volume 5 of the Robots in Time series by William F. Wu.
Invader
Volume 6 of the Robots in Time series by William F. Wu.
The Positronic Man
Novel length expansion of Asimov’s short story The Bicentennial Man, co-written with Robert Silverberg.
Nemesis
Novel by Asimov.
The Caves of Steel
First novel in the Elijah Baley series.
The Naked Sun
Second novel in the Elijah Baley series.
The Robots of Dawn
Third novel in the Elijah Baley series.
Odyssey
Volume 1 of the Robot City series written by Michael P. Kube-McDowell.
Suspicion
Volume 2 of the Robot City series written by Mike McQuay.
Cyborg
Volume 3 of the Robot City series written by William F. Wu.
Prodigy
Volume 4 of the Robot City series written by Arthur Byron Cover.
Refuge
Volume 5 of the Robot City series written by Robert Chilson.
Perihelion
Volume 6 of the Robot City series written by William F. Wu.
Changeling
Volume 1 of the Robot City: Robots and Aliens series written by Stephen Leigh.
Renegade
Volume 2 of the Robot City: Robots and Aliens series written by Cordell Scotten.
Intruder
Volume 3 of the Robot City: Robots and Aliens series written by Robert Thurston.
Alliance
Volume 4 of the Robot City: Robots and Aliens series written by Jerry Oltion.
Maverick
Volume 5 of the Robot City: Robots and Aliens series written by Bruce Bethke.
Humanity
Volume 6 of the Robot City: Robots and Aliens series written by Jerry Oltion.
Mirage
Novel written by Mark W. Tiedemann.
Chimera
Novel written by Mark W. Tiedemann.
Aurora
Novel written by Mark W. Tiedemann.
Have Robot, Will Travel
Novel written by Alexander C. Irvine.

The Empire Era:

Robots and Empire
Novel by Asimov.
Caliban
Novel written by Roger MacBride Allan.
Inferno
Novel written by Roger MacBride Allan.
Utopia
Novel written by Roger MacBride Allan.
The Stars, Like Dust
Novel by Asimov.
The Currents of Space
Novel by Asimov.
Pebble in the Sky
Novel by Asimov.

The Foundation Era:

Prelude to Foundation
Novel by Asimov.
Foundation’s Fear
Written by Gregory Benford. First novel in the Second Foundation trilogy.
Forward the Foundation
Novel by Asimov.
Foundation and Chaos
Written by Greg Bear. Second novel in the Second Foundation trilogy.
Foundation’s Triumph
Written by David Brin. Third novel in the Second Foundation trilogy.
Foundation
Novel by Asimov.
Foundation and Empire
Novel by Asimov.
Second Foundation
Novel by Asimov.
Foundation’s Edge
Novel by Asimov.
Foundation and Earth
Novel by Asimov.
Nightfall
Novel length expansion of the Asimov short story of the same name, co-written with Robert Silverberg. Although originally separate from the rest of the Asimov Universe, it was brought in by Kingsbury’s Psychohistorical Crisis, and placed here as it cannot fit anywhere before the fall of the Empire.
Foundation’s Friends: Stories in Honor of Isaac Asimov
Anothology of stories in the Asimov Universe written by other authors. Although the stories take place all across this timeline, they are mostly expansions of Asimov stories rather than integral parts of the series, and can thus best be read here. One story in this volume crosses over with The Stainless Steel Rat Timeline.
Psychohistorical Crisis
Novel by Donald Kingsbury. Although not an official sequel, it is clearly derived from the Foundation series. As noted above, it also brings in the story of Nightfall.
The End of Eternity
Novel by Asimov.

The Penny Dreadful Chronology

In Victorian London, a small group of people will face the most unspeakable horrors, and risk becoming them…

Penny Dreadful, Volume 1
Reprints Penny Dreadful #1-5 (May 2016 – November 2016).
Penny Dreadful, Season One
All eight episodes of the first season on Blu-ray.
Penny Dreadful, Season Two
All ten episodes of the second season on Blu-ray.
Penny Dreadful, Season Three
All nine episodes of the third season on Blu-ray.
Penny Dreadful – The Ongoing Series, Volume 1: The Awaking
Reprints Penny Dreadful #2.1-2.4 (May 2017 – August 2017).
Penny Dreadful – The Ongoing Series, Volume 2: The Beauteous Evil
Reprints Penny Dreadful #2.5-2.8 (September 2017 – January 2018).
Penny Dreadful – The Ongoing Series, Volume 3: The Victory of Death
Reprints Penny Dreadful #2.9-2.12 (April 2018 – December 2018).
Penny Dreadful: City of Angels, Season One
All ten episodes of the first season on Blu-ray.

The Jurassic Park Chronology

Weaving back and forth across novels, comics and movies, the Jurassic Park franchise is not entirely internally consistent, but it is a lot of fun.
I mean, it has dinosaurs. Sometimes even drawn by Walt Simonson.
What more could you possibly want?

Dragon Teeth
Novel by Michael Crichton.
Included because its subject matter – paleontologists attempting to use fossils for personal gain – is very much of a piece with the Jurassic Park series.
Jurassic Park: Dead Islands
Prequel novel by Fabien Delage
Jurassic Park
Novel: Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton
Film: Jurassic Park
Comic: Classic Jurassic Park, vol.1
Classic Jurassic Park, vol.2: Raptors Revenge
Classic Jurassic Park, vol.3: Amazon Adventure
Classic Jurassic Park, vol.4: Return to Jurassic Park
Classic Jurassic Park, vol.5: Return to Jurassic Park, Part Two
The Lost World
Novel: The Lost World
Video: The Lost World
Comic: Classic Jurassic Park, vol.6: The Lost World
Jurassic Park III
Survivor: Jurassic Park Adventures, Book 1
Prey: Jurassic Park Adventures, Book 2
Flyers: Jurassic Park Adventures, Book 3
Jurassic Park: Dangerous Games
Jurassic Park, vol.1: Redemption
Jurassic Park: The Devils in the Desert
Jurassic World: The Evolution of Claire
Prequel novel by Tess Sharpe
Jurassic World
Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Jurassic World: Dominion

The Fables Reading Order

Fables is a story where all the characters from your favourite fairy tales are live in the modern world and are not always terribly pleased about it.

It’s Vertigo’s second longest running series (behind Hellblazer), and deservedly so – it’s got a rich cast, clever plotting and dialogue, and an apparently bottomless well to draw inspiration from. And after more than a decade of working on the title, it still feels like Willingham is just getting started. If you haven’t already read Bill Willingham’s magnum opus, do yourself a favour and dig into it.

Fables: 1001 Nights of Snowfall
Original collection (October 2006). This collection was released between volumes 7 and 8 of the main series, but consists entirely of prequels to it. However, nearly every volume of the series contains callbacks to it, so it can be read at nearly any point and still enjoyed.
Fables, vol.4: March of the Wooden Soldiers
Reprints Fables #19-21 (January 2004 – March 2004), #23-27 (May 2004 – September 2004) and Fables: The Last Castle (2003).
The story from The Last Castle takes place here by strict chronological order, but the rest of the volume occurs where it is placed below.
Fables: The Wolf Among Us, vol.1
Reprints Fables: The Wolf Among Us #1-7 (March 2015 – September 2015).
The first part of a prequel story set not long before the beginning of the series proper.
Fables: The Wolf Among Us, vol.2
Reprints Fables: The Wolf Among Us #8-16 (October 2015 – June 2016).
The second part of a prequel story set not long before the beginning of the series proper.
Fables, vol.1: Legends in Exile
Reprints Fables #1-5 (July 2002 – November 2002). Also contains an original prose story that occurs between the main action of the book and 1001 Nights of Snowfall.
Fables, vol.2: Animal Farm
Reprints Fables #6-10 (December 2002 – April 2003).
Fables, vol.3: Storybook Love
Reprints Fables #11-18 (May 2003 – December 2003).
Fables, vol.4: March of the Wooden Soldiers
Reprints Fables #19-21 (January 2004 – March 2004), #23-27 (May 2004 – September 2004) and Fables: The Last Castle (2003).
The majority of this volume occurs at this point, but the story from The Last Castle takes place where it is located above.
Fables, vol.5: The Mean Seasons
Reprints Fables #22 (April 2004) and #28-33 (October 2004 – March 2005).
Fables, vol.6: Homelands
Reprints Fables #34-41 (April 2005 – November 2005).
Fables, vol.7: Arabian Nights (and Days)
Reprints Fables #42-47 (December 2005 – May 2006).
Fables, vol.8: Wolves
Reprints Fables #48-51 (June 2006 – September 2006).
Fables, vol.9: Sons of Empire
Reprints Fables #52-59 (October 2006 – May 2007).
Fables, vol.10: The Good Prince
Reprints Fables #60-69 (June 2007 – March 2008).
Jack of Fables, vol.1: The (Nearly) Great Escape
Reprints Jack of Fables #1-5 (September 2006 – January 2007).
Jack of Fables, vol.2: Jack of Hearts
Reprints Jack of Fables #6-11 (February 2007 – July 2007).
Jack of Fables, vol.3: The Bad Prince
Reprints Jack of Fables #12-16 (August 2007 – December 2007).
NB: despite their publication dates, all three of these Jack of Fables collections occur during The Good Prince – subsequent Jack of Fables volumes line up more smoothly with the main Fables title
Fables, vol.11: War and Pieces
Reprints Fables #70-75 (April 2008 – September 2008).
Peter & Max: A Fables Novel
Original prose novel (October 2009).
Although mostly set earlier than the events of War and Pieces, this is best read after for the events of its epilogue.
Jack of Fables, vol.4: Americana
Reprints Jack of Fables #17-21 (January 2008 – May 2008).
Cinderella: From Fabletown with Love
Reprints Cinderella: From Fabletown With Love #1-6 (January 2010 – June 2010).
Although published later, this story logically must occur between War and Pieces and The Dark Ages based on internal references.
Jack of Fables, vol.5: Turning Pages
Reprints Jack of Fables #22-27 (June 2008 – December 2008).
Jack of Fables, vol.6: The Big Book of War
Reprints Jack of Fables #28-32 (January 2009 – May 2009).
Fables, vol.12: The Dark Ages
Reprints Fables #76-82 (November 2008 – May 2009).
The conclusions of these last two volumes both lead into The Great Fables Crossover.
Fables, vol.13: The Great Fables Crossover
Reprints Fables #83-85, Jack of Fables #33-35 and The Literals #1-3 (all June 2009 – August 2009).
Jack of Fables, vol.7: The New Adventures of Jack and Jack
Reprints Jack of Fables #36-40 (September 2009 – January 2010).
Fables, vol.14: Witches
Reprints Fables #86-93 (September 2009 – April 2010).
Jack of Fables, vol. 8: The Fulminate Blade
Reprints Jack of Fables #41-45 (February 2010 – June 2010).
Fables, vol.15: Rose Red
Reprints Fables #94-100 (June 2010 – January 2011).
Cinderella: Fables Are Forever
Reprints Cinderella: Fables Are Forever #1-6 (April 2011 – September 2011).
Slightly overlaps the conclusion of Rose Red, but is best read after.
Fairest, vol.2: Hidden Kingdom
Reprints Fairest #8-14 (December 2012 – June 2013).
Contains two stories and is placed here based on the timing of the second one. The first story, although longer and set shortly before Fables, vol.1: Legends in Exile, assumes a knowledge of the characters that a new reader would not possess at that point, hence the book’s placement here.
Fables: Werewolves of the Heartland
Original graphic novel (November 2012).
Occurs between Rose Red and Super Team.
Fables, vol.16: Super Team
Reprints Fables #101-107 (March 2011 – September 2011).
Fairest, vol.1: Wide Awake
Reprints Fairest #1-7 (May 2012 – November 2012).
Fables, vol.17: Inherit the Wind
Reprints Fables #108-113 (October 2011 – March 2012).
Fables, vol.18: Cubs in Toyland
Reprints Fables #114-123 (April 2012 – January 2013), excluding backup stories.
Fables, vol.19: Snow White
Reprints Fables #124-129 (February 2013 – July 2013) & backup stories from Fables #114-123 (April 2012 – January 2013).
Fairest, vol.3: The Return of the Maharaja
Reprints Fairest #15-20 (July 2013 – December 2013).
Fables, vol.20: Camelot
Reprints Fables #130-140 (August 2013 – July 2014).
Fairest, vol.4: Cinderella – Of Men and Mice
Reprints Fairest #21-26 (February 2014 – July 2014).
Fairest In All The Land
Original graphic novel (November 2012).
Fables, vol.21: Happily Ever After
Reprints Fables #141-149 (August 2014 – April 2015).
Confirmed to take place after Fairest in all the Land.
Fairest, vol.5: The Clamour for Glamour
Reprints Fairest #27-33 (September 2014 – March 2015).
Contains two stories, one of which parallels Happily Ever After, the other serving as a prequel to Fairest in all the Land.
Jack of Fables, vol.9: The End
Reprints Jack of Fables #46-50 (August 2010 – April 2011).
This volume is difficult to place in continuity, as it is set several years – though not a specified number of years – after the preceding volume of Jack. It may yet have its position in this timeline adjusted as more information comes to light. For the time being, it definitely takes place after Fairest In All The Land, based on the appearance of the Page sisters in both volumes.
Fables, vol.22: Farewell
Reprints or replaces Fables #150 (June 2015).
The final volume of the series.
Fables Encyclopedia
Contains spoilers for issues up to Fables #121.
Everafter, vol.1: The Pandora Protocol
Reprints Everafter: From the pages of Fables #1-6 (November 2016 – April 2017).
Everafter, vol.2: The Unsentimental Education
Fables Deluxe Edition, vol.16
Reprints Fables #151-162 (July 2022 – May 2024).
Reprints Everafter: From the pages of Fables #7-12 (May 2017 – October 2017).
Batman vs. Bigby! A Wolf in Gotham
Reprints Batman vs. Bigby! A Wolf in Gotham #1-6 (November 2021 – April 2022).

The Blade Runner Chronology

The iconic science fiction film and its assorted sequels.

We can’t have these moments just lost in time, like… tears in rain…

2009

Blade Runner Origins, vol.1: Products
Reprints Blade Runner Origins #1-4.
Blade Runner Origins, vol.2: Scrap
Reprints Blade Runner Origins #5-8.
Blade Runner Origins, vol.3: Burning
Reprints Blade Runner Origins #9-12.

2015

Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus, vol.1
Reprints Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus #1-4.

2019

Blade Runner 2019, vol.1: Los Angeles
Reprints Blade Runner #1-4.
Takes place prior to the film.
Blade Runner 2019, vol.2: Off World
Reprints Blade Runner #5-8.
Takes place prior to the film.
Blade Runner 2019, vol.3: Home Again, Home Again
Reprints Blade Runner #9-12.
Takes place prior to the film.
Blade Runner
The 1982 film on Blu-ray (Final Cut edition).

2021

The release of Blade Runner 2049 may make these books non-canon.
Blade Runner 2: The Edge of Human
Novel by K.W. Jeter, published in 1995.
Blade Runner 3: Replicant Night
Novel by K.W. Jeter, published in 1996.
Blade Runner 4: Eye and Talon
Novel by K.W. Jeter, published in 2000.

2022

Blade Runner 2022: Black Out
The 2017 short film on YouTube.

2029

Blade Runner 2029, vol.1: Reunion
Reprints Blade Runner 2029 #1-4.
Blade Runner 2029, vol.2: Echoes
Reprints Blade Runner 2029 #5-8.
Blade Runner 2029, vol.3: Redemption
Reprints Blade Runner 2029 #9-12.

2032

Blade Runner: Black Lotus
The 2021 anime series in digital format.
Blade Runner: Black Lotus – Leaving L.A.
Reprints Blade Runner: Black Lotus – Leaving L.A. #1-4.

2035

Soldier
The 1998 film on Blu-ray.
While not an official part of the Blade Runner franchise, the makers of this film intended it as a ‘sidequel’ set in the same universe.

2036

Blade Runner 2036: Nexus Dawn
The 2017 short film on YouTube.

2039

Blade Runner 2039, vol.1: Luv
Reprints Blade Runner 2039 #1-4.
Blade Runner 2039, vol.2: Upgrade
Reprints Blade Runner 2039 #5-8.
Blade Runner 2039, vol.3: Ash
Reprints Blade Runner 2039 #9-12.

2048

Blade Runner 2048: Nowhere to Run
The 2017 short film on YouTube.

2049

Blade Runner 2049
The 2017 film on Blu-ray.

2091

Prometheus
The 2012 film on Blu-ray.
Prometheus may be canonical in the based on references in some on the supplemental in-universe materials on the Blu-ray. It is most definitely canonical in the Alien universe.