1. Spider-Girl
Mayday Parker, aka Spider-Girl
May Parker, the daughter of Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson, is one of the best variants in the entire What If...? series. Spider-Girl first appeared in issue #105 of the series and quickly became successful enough to warrant her solo series as well as a new world in the shape of the MC2 comic brand.
"May Day" Parker is one of several variations, such as Jane Foster Thor, who would ultimately make their way into the main Marvel continuity. She eventually crossed across through the Spider-Verse stories from the 2010s, although she remained a citizen of her universe.
2. Worthy Storm
Storm Worthy Storm Thor vs. Throg in What If? comics
One of the most incredible Storm - and Thor - variations occurs in issue #10 of the second volume of the series. When the X-Men visit Asgard, as they did in The New Mutants Special Edition #1, Storm becomes worthy of Mjolnir, according to this narrative.
In the first narrative, Loki handed Storm an enchanted hammer that wasn't Mjolnir, but she receives the real thing in this one. She also battles an alternative version of Throg; Thor transformed into a frog by Loki (as shown in Thor #365).
3. Captain Thanos
In the What If? Comics, Thanos is dressed as Captain America.
Thanos and Captain America are bitter adversaries, but What If? Infinity - Thanos #1, released in 2015, flips their rivalry on its head. When Thanos dons the Captain America costume and joins the Avengers, he becomes one of the terrifying forms of Thanos.
The plot begins when Thanos strikes a deal with Earth to defend it from an invading extraterrestrial army. Thanos offers to deploy his vast army instead, but the arrangement isn't what the world expected.
4. Daredevil Agent Of S.H.I.E.L.D
Daredevil as an Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. Fighting HYDRA in a Marvel Comics page.
In his self-titled Marvel comic book series, Daredevil became a crimefighter in Hell's Kitchen, but he takes a different route in issue #28 of What If...?. Due to Tony Stark's presence at the accident in which Matt Murdock is blinded by radioactive waste, this variation of Daredevil becomes an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Nick Fury then indoctrinates him into the world of S.H.I.E.L.D. When HYDRA kidnaps Murdock's father to learn about the strange radiation that gave Murdock his powers, Murdock fights HYDRA almost entirely on his own.
5. Venom Punisher
Punisher and Venom merged.
Venom and the Punisher are two of Marvel Comics' most popular anti-heroes, and issue #44 of the second volume of the series featured a variation fusion of the two.
This 1992 story places Frank Castle at the chapel where Spider-Man has his first encounter with Venom and presumably abandons the symbiote for good. Instead, the alien symbiote bonds to Castle, instantly enhancing his vigilante pursuit of justice after the two characters reach an uneasy truce.
6. White Skull
Skull in White What If Bucky Barnes envisioned Captain America being alive during another critical battle, the American Civil War, in 2006's What If? The narrative is most remembered for its radical portrayal of Steve's buddy and coworker Bucky Barnes, who is vastly different from the fresh-faced sidekick every comic book reader knew him best as.
7. Dazzler, Herald Of Galactus
In Marvel Comics, there have been numerous heralds of Galactus, including Nova, Terrax, and, probably most notably, the Silver Surfer. When issue #33 of the series transformed Dazzler into the new sentry for the world-devouring Galactus, one of the most potent Marvel cosmic entities, she became one of the most significant and rich variations of Dazzler.
8. Captain America 1983
Captain America and Spider-Man launch an attack in the What If? Comics.
Many What If...? issues deal with Captain America and different results in his long and illustrious career. One of the greatest imagines a Captain America, who was thawed out in 1983 rather than 1963.
As he emerges into a fascist-infested America, the butterfly effect is stunning. At least in the shape of an impostor, Captain America plays a role in this dark slide toward tyranny. Steve Rogers exposes the imposter Captain America and fights to restore peace and freedom to the country he fought for during WWII.
9. Jane Foster Thor
What If comics' Jane Foster wielded Mjolnir
Jane Foster donning the mantle of Thor is well-known to comic book readers. She is one of Thor's most influential alternative forms in the comics, and she will soon appear in the MCU. However, Jane's portrayal of Thor in 2014 was not the first.
10. Magik, Sorceress Supreme
Supreme Magik Sorcerer
Illyana Rasputin, often known as the mutant Magik, is already one of the Marvel Universe's most powerful magicians. What If? was a one-shot released in 2018. Magik #1 takes over as Sorcerer Supreme in place of the average candidate, Stephen Strange.
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