What If? #32
1982
- Series
- What If?
- Issue
- 32
- Cover date
- Apr 30, 1982
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What If? #32, published in April 1982, explores the alternate-history scenario of what might have happened if the Avengers had lost the Kree-Skrull War. This issue arrived during the twilight of the original What If? series, a title that leaned into the speculative creative freedom of the Silver and Bronze Ages to examine the consequences of pivotal moments in Marvel continuity.
The issue features a story written by Steven Grant with artwork by Rick Leonardi. The design and narrative approach reflect the anthology's hallmark style of using high-stakes 'what-if' premises to challenge the moral landscape of established characters, providing a dark reflection of the core Marvel Universe. The issue is remembered by collectors as a distinct example of the era's experimentation with darker, outcome-driven superhero storytelling.
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