Inspired by The Black Lion's "What if DC sold the rights to their most popular characters" video, this is my interpretation of what the MCU (Or MEU in this case) would look like in that universe.
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Movie 8: Captain Marvel
This movie is extremely similar to its real world counterpart, but there are some differences. The tesseract is referred to as the cosmic cube and is never mentioned to house an infinity stone. In addition, there is no post credits scene, especially not one mentioning the Avengers since there will never be a solo Avengers movie. Besides those 2 points, everything else is the same. An advantage to the movie taking place in 1995. But the next movie will be an original story.
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Movie 9: Hulk 2
We begin the movie with Bruce Banner in Los Angeles. In the 5 years that have passed since we last saw him, Banner has been moving from country to country while fleeing the US government, but has recently received a communication from his old mentor Professor Geffory Crawford, who had created a gamma orb that could extract the gamma radiation from Benner, essentially killing the Hulk.
Bruce agreed and went to Los Angeles, but has to find a place to stay before he can receive an exact location from Crawford. So, he contacts his cousin Jennifer Walters, a lawyer who was living in LA. She picks him up in her car, but as they're driving to Jennifer's house, she is shot in the back by army soldiers.
This causes Bruce to Hulk out and attack the soldiers, killing them all before reverting back to normal and driving her to the hospital. He questions how soldiers managed to find him, and we then cut to an army room where we see monitors showing footage of Banner moving across the country. We learn that Hulk had had a tracker planted on his back for the last several months.
It's revealed that the leader of this operation is Samuel Sterns, now with green skin, an enlarged head, and going by The Leader. He had been looking for Bruce ever since he had transformed into the Hulk, and now he had finally found him. Banner then takes Walters to the hospital and gives her a blood transfusion, meaning that once she recovers, she is transformed into the She-Hulk.
The 2 of them then head to Crawford's lab, but are betrayed by Crawford. Crawford had a disease that rendered him unable to walk, so he captures a fraction of their power and transforms into the Hulk-like creature Ravage. Ravage is pursued across Los Angeles by Hulk and She-Hulk, but escapes in the sewer system. Jen manages to track him to Alcatraz, and the 2 Hulks head there while being pursued by the Leader and the military.
Once they arrive, they learn that Betty was being held as a hostage by Ravage, and the Leader acquires Ravage's gamma orb, planning to use it for himself. Hulk and She-Hulk defeat Ravage and the Leader after a hard fought battle, and the Gamma orb is destroyed. Afterwards, Bruce goes back into hiding, Leader is arrested after attacking his fellow military officers once he acquired the gamma orb and Jennifer returns to her life as a lawyer.
Crawford also tries and fails to recreate the gamma orb, so despite not facing any consequences for his actions, he is never able to get what he wanted.
