However, he manages to come out on top regardless. In The Punisher Vol. The Punisher is one of those people, so he decides to kill Osborn. After the Punisher takes what would be the killing shot via sniper rifle, the Sentry catches the bullet, then almost instantaneously appears next to Frank from where he took the shot. Unaware of this potential setback, Castle improvises, using his wits to evade Sentry while every so often delivering a blow that the powerful hero barely notices.
The Punisher eventually throws Sentry off his tracks by using a fake bomb threat, besting the Superman-esque powerhouse. As unreasonable as the Watchers are, the FF choose to spring Uatu, who refuses to be free. He accepts a punishment -- to be the new Galactus! As Matt Murdock mourns over Elektra's grave Daredevil , the Watcher comes by to tell him what would have happened if Bullseye had been killed during his escape from prison. Elektra still spares Foggy, so the Kingpin puts out a hit on her for her betrayal.
To escape, she and Matt leave New York to find a new life for themselves. Finally, celebrate the historic th issue of What If? Since debuting in , What If? What If? With Osborn on top of the world, only one force stands in his way: Doom By Marc Guggenheim and Dave Wilkins. The second tale is one that will be talked about amongst the multiverse: the murder of Galactus at the hands of Joining him is recent FF artist, Dale Eaglesham. Marvel Database Explore.
Disappointingly, the ramifications are barely shown in a large sense and Barton's story is wrapped up via interference from an entirely new character that acts as little more than a poor attempt at mocking those on the right of the political spectrum. Focusing on how killing Norman Osborn affects Clint Barton and the Avengers directly makes sense, but it does make for a very limited story, one that would work better as the first part of a larger story.
While balancing between how changes affect specific characters and the larger Marvel universe at large is tough when all you've got is one issue, when the subject matter of the comic is a large Marvel-wide status quo, getting a larger perspective is required. We don't know how the death of Norman Osborn affects anything except Clint and the hunt for him by both the police and his fellow Avengers.
And, if you've seen any other story where someone is on the run, then not much about this one will surprise or interest you. If anything, the point of the issue seems to be 'why Clint actually killing Osborn would have been wrong,' but it doesn't make much of an argument besides 'people would have been pissed off!
Without Osborn, there would have been no "Siege," so what happens instead? Who takes over for him? What happens to the Super Human Registration Act? What happens when Steve Rogers returns?
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