Marvel Comics Sequel Events: Hits and Misses
Marvel Comics has a plethora of crossover events, including several follow-up sequels. While some sequels have done well, others have failed to meet expectations.
Marvel Comics has been relying on crossover and event series since the 1980s, with successes like Contest of Champions and Secret Wars. In recent years, events like Imperial, Age of Revelation, and One World Under Doom have flooded the market.
The company has produced numerous sequels and follow-ups to major events, with some surpassing their predecessors and others falling short.
- Some sequels have been better than the originals.
- Others have not met expectations.
This article looks at 5 Marvel Comics sequel events that lived up to the original and 5 that fell short.
Marvel Comics seems to live and die with its crossover and event series.
Author's summary: Marvel Comics has mixed results with sequel events.
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