with Spider-Man, Wolverine, the Ghost Rider, and the Hulk teaming up, as seen in Fantastic Four #347-349 and #374. This story was halted due to the passing of artist Mike Wieringo, and was released as a 48-Page Special as a tribute in June 2008. All the issues of this run, aside from the New Fantastic Four one, were later collected into a trade paperback simply entitled What If? Civil War. The version of the "New" Fantastic Four is also erroneous, as the Ghost Rider of that time period had been Danny Ketch, not Johnny Blaze, who appears in the issue instead for unexplained reasons (in reality, Wieringo had drawn the wrong Ghost Rider in his initial pages by mistake and it was not noticed until after his death). Volume 7 (2008) This series continues the theme of alternatives for three recent Marvel events along with two around a classic event. The New Fantastic Four story was a sequel to the one-shot What If? released previously, seeing Iron Man replace Ghost Rider in an alternate take on the Infinity Gauntlet storyline. However, this series also features a storyline featuring the Runaways that runs through all five comics. This series was released between December 2008 and January 2009. What If: House of M - What if the Scarlet Witch had said 'No more powers' instead of 'No more mutants'? What If: Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America - What if Iron Man had been killed instead of Captain America? What If: Newer Fantastic Four - What if the New Fantastic Four had battled Thanos? What If: Spider-Man: Back in Black - What if Mary Jane had been shot instead of Aunt May? What If: Secret Wars - What if Doctor Doom had kept the Beyonder's power? What If: Runaways - What if the Runaways had become the Young Avengers? (Runs through all five above issues) The seventh series was later collected into a trade paperback entitled What If?: Secret Wars featuring the cover from the Secret Wars one-shot. Volume 8 (2009) At Fan Expo Canada '09, it was revealed a new five-part What If series would be released, featuring five one-shot issues, each with two alternatives for the focused event, except for Daredevil vs. Elektra, which had only one story. As a back-up feature in the other four one-shot issues, there is a humorous Say What? short story. What If? Spider-Man: