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    Captain America Turns Into A HYDRA Overlord In "Civil War II"

    Captain America Turns Into A HYDRA Overlord In "Civil War II"

    [ranking: 8]
    In Marvel's crossover event Civil War II, the Inhuman Ulysses gained the ability to not only see the future, but to share his visions with others as well. This led to all sorts of superheroic drama, but one premonition was particularly chilling.
    Steve Rogers, better known as Captain America and recently revealed to be a HYDRA agent after some reality meddling, foresaw a future not far off in which HYDRA had taken complete control of America.

    Hulk Has Inbred Cannibal Babies in "Old Man Logan"

    Hulk Has Inbred Cannibal Babies in "Old Man Logan"

    [ranking: 1]
    Old Man Logan is considered by fans to be one of the best alternate future storylines, and it serves as the inspiration to 2017??s movie Logan. Much of what is seen in the dystopian world of Old Man Logan is dark and disturbing, but nothing beats what has become of the Incredible Hulk.
    In a world ruled by villains, with most of the heroes long since dead, the Hulk has broken bad, forcibly married his cousin, She-Hulk, and sired a number of inbred, hillbilly Hulklings. These little monsters wreak havoc on those around them, including Logan, and even stoop to cannibalism.

    Superman Is A Full-Blown Tyrant In "Injustice"

    Superman Is A Full-Blown Tyrant In "Injustice"

    [ranking: 9]
    Injustice, based on the popular video game of the same name, features a despotic Superman determined to eliminate crime and human suffering worldwide, at any cost. This Superman has been ruling Earth with a steel fist for five years, and slips further and further into tyranny as he kills countless former allies.

    Captain American Becomes Bruce Willis In "Earth X"

    Captain American Becomes Bruce Willis In "Earth X"

    [ranking: 15]
    Marvel??s answer to DC??s groundbreaking Kingdom Come was Earth X, a series set in the future of the Marvel Universe and beautifully illustrated by Alex Ross. Ross??s depictions of superheroes several decades past their prime was one of the most distinguishing aspects of the event, but some of his design choices left readers a bit disturbed.
    A few, like the pudgy Spider-Man or balding Cyclops, were just tough to look at. Others, like a Captain America who eerily resembles Bruce Willis, just made everyone feel weird.

    Martian Manhunter Serves As Fuel In "Rock Of Ages"

    Martian Manhunter Serves As Fuel In "Rock Of Ages"

    [ranking: 4]
    As far as crossovers go, one with a title like Rock of Ages sounds like a good time. However, this major Justice League event was anything but fun for the heroes of Earth. The series featured Darkseid making one of his most serious runs at taking over the planet, killing many of his defenders along the way.
    The cruelest fate was left for the Martian Manhunter, who is notable for his famous aversion to fire. Of course, this inspired Darkseid to use him as fuel in his gigantic, destructive boiler, literally burning J??onn J??onzz away one molecule at a time.

    Groot Is An Actual Tree In "Avengers"

    Groot Is An Actual Tree In "Avengers"

    [ranking: 14]
    The alien Groot, best known as a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy, is undeniably tree-like. He??s tall like a tree, covered in what appears to be bark, and even sprouts leaves every now and then. However, the thought of Groot spending the rest of eternity as an actual tree is still sad.
    That??s apparently what happens in one future that the Avengers visit, which is thousands of years beyond theirs. The only recognizable characters left around are the nigh-omnipotent Franklin Richards and Groot, now fully transformed into a mighty oak. He can still say ??I am Groot,?? at least.

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There's something inherently intriguing about weird alternate versions of superheroes. Fans of other entertainment genres may not understand the fascination that comic book fans have with alternate futures and future versions of superheroes. TV shows and movies may offer brief flash forwards to increase tension and generate suspense, but rarely do they spend more than a moment in the future. Comic books, on the other hand, devote entire issues, story arcs, and major crossover events to dozens of possible futures and characterizations. The X-Men started the trend with their highly successful Days of Future Past arc, and since then nearly every major superhero has grabbed a piece of the prognostication pie.

Sometimes, these visions of the future and its heroes are pleasant and utopian. But more often, they’re the exact opposite of that. Most comic book futures run the gamut between dystopia and outright apocalypse. In fact, some of them literally feature a giant blue menace named Apocalypse raining terror down upon humanity with his Four Horseman. Yes, alternate futures are mostly meant to be foreboding and dreadful, but some take that extra step to become more disturbing than anything. Read on to discover what upsetting versions of superheroes populate the pages of comics, and cast your vote for the creepiest of all.

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