15. One More Day
让玛丽简和蜘蛛侠婚姻结束的事件，彼得跟梅菲斯特做了交易。
Remember that time when Peter decided the best thing for him to do so he could support his man-crush, Tony Stark, was to come out on live television and tell the world that he was *gasp* Spider-Man? He then moved into Avengers mansion with M.J. and Aunt May, and things were looking on the up and up for the ol’ web-head. That is, until he decided what he was doing was wrong and turned against Tony.
When the dust settled on “Civil War,” a sniper with poor eyesight took a shot at him and instead hit Aunt May! In “One More Day,” in order to save his Aunt May’s life, Peter Parker decided to make a deal with Mephisto (you know, the Devil) to bring her back. One catch, though: his marriage to M.J. became a ‘never was’ and the world wouldn’t know he was Spider-Man anymore. As events go, this one was pretty lame. Marvel clearly wanted things to go back to how they used to be decades ago and this was the tool they used to get it done. Fans didn’t appreciate the “it never happened” way that Marvel got Spider-Man back to being a bachelor and the books suffered as a result.

14. Secret Wars II
超越者来到地球，基本就是跟了前作秘密战争的风，跟秘密战争没啥关系，不如叫做“超越者”

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前排

When Marvel’s crossover event “Secret Wars” hit the newsstands back in 1984, it was a huge success. Readers got to see the heroes and villains of Earth transported to Battleworld to face off in an ultimate battle between good and evil. Behind the whole thing was an entity called The Beyonder, a being of infinite power. It was a character-rich storyline written by Jim Shooter with great art by Mike Zeck.
“Secret Wars II” came out the following year and it featured The Beyonder, who decided to come to Earth to learn what it means to be human. The story was poorly executed and kind of unimpressive. “Blah” is a good word describing it. Though it was written by Shooter, whose stories usually draw the reader in, this one never really resonated. Even calling it “Secret Wars II” didn’t make a lot of sense; it was clearly titled that way just to capitalize on the first event’s success. It may have fared better had it been titled “Beyonder” instead of implying a connection beyond that character, but that’s not what they decided to do and we ended up with a less-than-impressive crossover.

13. 无限危机
不如前作无限地球危机一样为DC宇宙开路，虽然有许多炫酷的转折，但是总体来说一团糟。虽然有成功的潜力，但是并没有。
“Infinite Crisis” was something of a mess that never really panned out for DC the way that “Crisis on Infinite Earths” did. “Infinite Crisis” was the third in a series of four ‘Crises’ events (the second being “Zero Hour: Crisis In Time”) that ended with “Final Crisis” in 2008, but unlike its predecessor and successor, it just didn’t add up. Following the events of “Crisis on Infinite Earths,” this new crossover story decided to bring back the DC multiverse and even goes so far as to kill off some major characters. Of course, they had to introduce some new ones as well. They re-introduced Superboy-Prime, a whiny narcissist and the Superboy who lived in “our” universe (his powers only manifested during the first “Crisis,” which is why we’ve never seen him in real life) who became a villain, having killed off several major characters from the Titans (he knocks off Pantha’s head with a single punch and beats Superboy to death) and maiming several others.
This is one of those events that could have played out very well, but it continued to miss the mark at each and every turn. It was unnecessarily violent and much of it seemed unnecessary. It did provide an excuse for the J.L.A. to reform the following year, but beyond that, it failed to deliver on its predecessor’s success.

12. 秘密入侵
宣传为“无法相信你周围任何人，谁都有可能是斯库鲁”，
结果上没有特别重要的人角色是斯库鲁，最后的反击几乎不存在。而剧情展开也过慢。
After the Skrull homeworld is destroyed and a new regime picked up the pieces, the species feels it’s time to invade the Earth and that the best way to do so is to replace Earth’s mightiest superheroes with Skrull secret agents. Since these guys can shape-shift into whoever they like, it becomes an issue of “Who can you trust” in this crossover event that fell flat on its face. The level of hype for “Secret Invasion” was pretty intense among fans, which only made it crash and burn when it finally came time to read it.
The pacing was way too slow and when the action finally ramped up, the payoff was barely there. The tagline that led everyone to believe some heroes might come back from the dead or prove to be Skrulls was practically a bait and switch since hardly anyone impressive was actually a Skrull. The final outcome of this event was not only weird, but also unbelievable as well: Norman Osborne gets put in charge of worldwide security. Yeah. The Green freakin’ Goblin. This event failed to deliver in so many ways, making it an absolute must for a list like this.

坐等有人说什么野鸡网站的野鸡排名

11. Maximum Carnage
这个事件是为了让编剧引出克隆传奇的剧情。他们让蜘蛛侠和毒液结队，但是并没有研究角色表面之下的特点。另一方面是探讨该不该弄死个嗜杀成性的疯子。可惜蝙蝠侠和小丑早已探讨过这个问题。
“Maximum Carnage” was the event that allowed for the writers to knock out some tired tropes on their way to the “Clone Saga,” which hit the following year. First, they made Venom and Spider-Man team up to stop a mutual threat (and having rivals team up is such a tired cliche in superhero writing), but it really didn’t explore the characters beyond their surfaces. Second, they wanted to preach a moral lesson throughout the books: should we kill this psycho to save countless lives or keep the high ground and lock him up even though he will probably get out and kill again? If you are thinking to yourself that sounds familiar, you must have read a “Batman” comic at least once in your life! Not only is this the basic struggle between Batman and the Joker, it’s just sloppy writing that was reiterated over and over again in all the issues pertaining to this event.
We are left with a series that had a two-dimensional enemy, a tired moral lesson, and a crossover that went on for too long. Some fans may disagree, but “Maximum Carnage” was just another miss for Spider-Man fans.

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我想知道末日未来会不会上

cbr有些排名确实挺猎奇，前几天刚看了个DC动画电影排名

10. 内战2
基本就是少数派报告，没人需要它，也没人想要它。漫威就是想用之前能行得通的办法再来一发。
The first “Civil War” crossover was all about registering superhumans and imprisoning those who refused. The lines were drawn and battles were fought. It was good and it even addressed topical events happening at the time of publication. “Civil War II” was little more than Marvel’s attempt to capitalize on something that worked once (its heroes dividing up into two camps and fighting each other), so they sprinkled a little change on their formula and went ahead with it.
In “Civil War II,” the heroes are again divided over a fundamental issue, only this time, it’s over whether or not they should intervene and stop crimes before they happen. Thanks to a new Inhuman on the scene, they can now do just that… but should they? It’s basically “Minority Report” played out with superheroes instead of cops. Should we stop future crimes and arrest people who never committed them or let them happen and punish the guilty? The event was hardly necessary, nobody wanted it, and it just weakened what came before.

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