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 I did not come all the way from Queens to get my ass kicked. I came here to fight. 
—Peter Parker

Appearing in "What If...Scarlet Witch Ended the 'House of M' By Saying, 'No More Power?'"

Featured Characters:

  • Iron Man (Appears in flashback and main story)
  • Spider-Man (Appears in flashback and main story)

Supporting Characters:

  • Iron Avengers
    • Ms. Marvel (Appears in flashback and main story) (Death)
    • She-Hulk (Appears in flashback and main story) (Possible Death)
    • Wolverine (Possible Death)
    • Luke Cage (Appears in flashback and main story) (Possible Death)
    • Falcon (Appears in flashback and main story) (Death)
    • War Machine (Death)
    • Iron Fist (Possible Death)
  • X-Men
    • Cyclops (Possible Death)
    • Storm (Possible Death)
    • Gambit (Possible Death)
    • Shadowcat (Possible Death)
    • Colossus (Death)
    • Rogue (Death)
    • Emma Frost
  • Illuminati
    • Dr. Strange (Appears in flashback and main story)
    • Namor
    • Black Bolt
    • Charles Xavier (Appears in flashback and main story)
  • Mary Jane Watson-Parker
  • Jessica Drew (Mentioned)
  • Jessica Jones (Mentioned)
  • Fantastic Four
    • Mr. Fantastic (Death)
    • Human Torch (Death)
    • Thing(Death)
    • Invisible Woman
  • Franklin Richards (Mentioned)
  • Valeria Richards (Mentioned)
  • Young Avengers
    • Vision (Death)
    • Hawkeye (Death)
    • Patriot (Death)
  • May Parker
  • Anna (May's daughter)

Adversaries:

  • Skrulls (Mentioned)
  • Shocker
  • Doctor Faustus (Mentioned) (Death)
  • Stilt-Man (Death)
  • Trapster (Death)
  • M.O.D.O.K.
  • Winter Soldier
  • Vulture
  • Fourth Reich
    • Lukin (Ghost)
    • AIM
    • Hydra
    • The Hand
    • Red Skull

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Synopsis for "What If...Scarlet Witch Ended the 'House of M' By Saying, 'No More Power?'"

In this story, all of the heroes of the world lose their powers with mixed results. Thing is human, Doctor Strange tells Wong that he can't connect with magic, Wolverine's adamantium skeleton is too heavy, Ms. Marvel and She-Hulk are normal, Cyclops doesn't have to worry about wearing special glasses, Maria Hill delivers a report that the superpowered inmates at the Raft have lost their powers, Spider-Man is relieved at the loss of his "responsibility," Iron Man believes there is still work to be done, and most of the X-Men try to resume normal lives. Iron Man speaks to the Illuminati members about this problem. Outside of the news that this event uncovered some Skrulls on Earth, they talk about what to do next. Red Skull obtains a cosmic cube and uses it to take over New York. After killing the Young Avengers, Reed Richards and a newly fully-human Ben Grimm, Red Skull declares his intentions to take over the world. Iron Man (who had been freelancing against the non-superpowered villains) appears along with several other heroes, including Wolverine, War Machine, and Carol Danvers, all of whom are outfitted with special suits of Iron Man-esque armor (Wolverine's includes laser-claws). The X-Men appear, using remaining Shi'ar technology in an attempt to stop Skull. After he defeats them, Spider-Man, who had been watching the news of Skull's attack with his newly pregnant wife, Mary Jane, uses his old mechanical web-shooters to steal and crush the Cube from the Skull, before leading the collected depowered community into battle against Skull and his forces, shouting "Avengers assemble!" Many years later, a white-haired Tony Stark is shown visiting Spider-Man while he and his daughter, named May, play with his granddaughter, Anna. They remark on the reason that humans would have appeared as heroes, stating that if things get bad enough again, more of "their kind" will emerge. As he says this, Anna is shown leaping from a monkey bars after a butterfly with uncanny grace and agility.

Appearing in "What If...The Runaways Become the Young Avengers? (Part 1)"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Adversaries:

  • The Wrecking Crew (First appearance)
    • Wrecker (Dirk Garthwaite) (First appearance)
    • Excavator (Ricky Calusky) (First appearance)
    • Thunderball (Eliot Franklin) (First appearance)
    • Piledriver (Brian Calusky) (First appearance)
    • Bulldozer (Henry Camp) (First appearance)
  • Kang the Conqueror (Nathaniel Richards) (Only in flashback)
  • Victorious (Victor) (Only in flashback)

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  • Leapfrog (Appears in flashback and main story)

Synopsis for "What If...The Runaways Become the Young Avengers? (Part 1)"

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Solicit Synopsis

We all remember when the Scarlet Witch uttered the three words that would change the landscape of the Marvel Universe: “No More Mutants!” But what if she said something different? And what of the consequences…? In a world without great power, who bears the burden of responsibility? Who will stand up to an enemy who fills the vacuum of power and whose hatred is unparalleled? Brian Reed (SECRET INVASION: FRONT LINE) with Marvel's own Jim McCann and brand-spankin’ new artist Paolo Pantalena answer the question: "What if Scarlet Witch had ended the HOUSE OF M by saying "NO MORE POWERS!" Also featuring Part 1 of a special five part back-up story in all the What Ifs this year, in which we see Iron Lad take a different path that leads him to recruit a different set of future Avengers. Join C.B. Cebulski (X-MEN: DIVIDED WE STAND, LONERS) and Patrick Spaziante (MUTIES, Sonic The Hedgehog) as they ask, 'What if the Runaways Became the Young Avengers?'

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