The sacrifices of Iron Man and Black Widow have brought the Marvel Cinematic Universe into the new Era of Avengers.
In Marvel Comics, readers have become accustomed to the death of a favorite hero or villain, but such sacrifices are generally "temporary". Therefore, most readers generally do not feel troubled by the sacrifice of their favorite heroes.
However, the sacrifice of some important heroes will still have a shocking hero for Marvel Comics. Here are the 10 most influential sacrifices in the Marvel Comics universe over the past 10 years.
At the end of the comic strip Avengers vs X-Men, X-Professor Charles Xavier dies at the hands of his proudest student, Laser Eye. This is one of the most influential sacrifices on Marvel in modern times, and the development of the X-Men comic book series has also been completely changed by this sacrifice.
In the comic strip Avengers vs x-Men, Laser Eye is corrupted by the power of the Phoenix during the battle against the Avengers and kills his mentor, Professor X.
Ares is the God of War in Greek mythology that Marvel moved to the comic book universe. In terms of strength, he is on the same level as Thor and Hercules, who fought against the Avengers and later became the Avengers.
Ares joined the Green Devil's dark Avengers team on asgard, which had descended on Earth. During the battle, Ares realizes his mistake and decides to betray the Green Goblin and help his good buddy Thor protect Asgard.
Eventually Ares was torn in half by Marvel's most powerful superhero Sentinel.
The Abilities of the Inhumans and X-Men are similar, but unlike the Mutants, the Inhumans must be baptized by the Terrigan Mist to gain superpowers.
When the Terrigan mist spread and reacted with Earth's atmosphere, a virus m-pox that performed on mutants was born. Laser Eye was quickly infected by the virus and died of illness.
However, in the follow-up plot, Laser Eye's tried and tested time travel drama is revived.
In the Marvel comics Civil War 2, Iron Man and Captain Marvel have a conflict. The Hulk was also shot by Hawkeye with a special arrow because of this conflict.
Lightning Thompson was originally a soy sauce character in the Spider-Man series of comics and was a bully who bullied Peter Parker in high school.
But under the influence of Spider-Man, Lightning aspires to be a hero and a socially responsible person. Eventually, Lightning and Peter ice relieved themselves of their suspicions and chose to join the army.
On the battlefield in Afghanistan, Lightning loses both legs, and then he joins the U.S. military's rebirth program, combining with Venom to become Agent Venom.
During an incident in which Lightning was seriously injured and nearly dead, Spider-Man tried to rescue Lightning with venom. But if Venom is allowed to rescue Lightning, the Venom Symbiont also has a certain chance of dying, so Lightning gave up this opportunity.
Thor had doubts about his own divinity and was disqualified from using the Myrnier Hammer.
Then Jane Foster took the Thor Hammer and became the female Thor. Over the next few years, Thor went through a lot of adventures and has been battling villains and cancer. In the end, in order to protect Asgard from Mangogo's destruction, the goddess Thor died with Mangogo.
After the sacrifice of the goddess Thor, Odin finally affirmed her contribution to Asgard. Jane Foster was then resurrected by Odin and joined the Valkyrie Legion.
In the comic book The Secret Empire, she is blackened by Captain America into a Hydra, and Black Widow is killed by mistake in this farce.
At that time, Captain America was fighting the black Spider-Man Miles, and Black Widow went to the front to protect Spider-Man, but accidentally broke her spine by the shield of the Hydra Beauty Team.
Although the clones who possess most of Black Widow's memories later appeared and replaced Black Widow, the real Black Widow was sacrificed forever.
In the comics, Spider-Man's nemesis, Dr. Octopus, once transferred consciousness to Spider-Man's body and squeezed out Peter Parker's soul when his body was on the verge of collapse.
During this time, Dr. Octopus is influenced by Spider-Man's memories and protects New York with his own brutal means.
After Dr. Octopus was Spider-Man for a while, he became aware of Spider-Man, after which Dr. Octopus chose to sacrifice himself and return Spider-Man's flesh to Peter Parker.
In the aforementioned Civil War 2, War Machine dies at the hands of Thanos, and The sacrifice of War Machine is also the cause of the complete breakup between Iron Man and Captain Marvel.
At the time, War Machine was Captain Marvel's boyfriend, and during the ambush of Thanos, War Machine was killed by Thanos' punch. Fortunately, Iron Man resurrected his friends.
The Death of Wolverine is Marvel Comics' greatest sacrifice story in 10 years.
In the comics, Wolverine goes on a desperate hunt to hunt down the founder of the X-Weapon Lab who injected Edelman metal into his body.
But when Wolverine found the founder, he found that countless people like himself were undergoing inhumane experiments.
In order to save the man who had the same experience as himself, Wolverine stretched out his steel claws and pierced all the Edelman metal solutions, followed by Wolverine's whole body covered with cooled Edelman metal, and finally Wolverine suffocated to death.