Tony stark, however, will not have been freed, and there will be a mini series (Hunt for Iron Man) to resolve that.

Hulk's done just as much (more, probably) to merit charges of high treason. He's only invading the U.S., after all.

General Ross is entirely right about the Hulk in WWH #3. Seriously, how much stuff does the Hulk have to destroy before people stop making excuses about it? All of the brightest minds of the Marvel universe have tried to cure the Hulk and they failed. I've lost track on the official word viz a viz Hulk actually killing someone, but he's done more damage in his entire career than terrorist organizations like Hydra and A.I.M.

I'd love for World War Hulk to end with all of the people Hulk's ever hurt surrounding him. Hulk wouldn't give a damn, and he'd start killing them all, because that's how this new Hulk rolls. Since he's already beaten up all the Marvel Universe, there's no heroes to stop him, so the fight ends with Hulk standing on a literal pile of bodies, and one of his little Warbound cronies telling him that there's well more than one million people dead under his feet, and that some of them were pregnant women. Some of them would have been the people who came out in support of the Hulk, killed because the Hulk is indiscriminate and destructive as ever. Then he'd see more people he'd wronged in every direction, as far as he could see.

And then he'd realize they were right. And then he'd kill himself.

featuring John Rhys Davies as the Kingpin.

Stark will be exposed as the douchebag he is and his courtmarshalled for high treason and put on trial.

Act III: The Hulk takes a well-deserved nap, in a 39-part crossover series.

Tony did it well before he became a government employee and you'll note that none of the government officials who kidnap people in the real world don't announce the fact that they've done it in a world wide broadcast. For some reason a very public confession like that is a bit tough to get away from. There's a reason politicians use plausible deniability.

Of course, I once again reiterate that I've proven lousy at guessing Marvel's plot resolutions lately, because I start from the basic premise that they're not going to do something unbelievably stupid that they'll have to spend the next ten years retconning away. This has, of late, proven to be a false premise.

Then, whatever comes next, Act III, the Hulk will be redeemed.

Not in America. In America Tony admits to kidnapping and exiling the Hulk but is either never prosecuted because of his position in the government or is quickly pardoned.
As for Reed, he is a celebrity. He gets a slap on the wrist or the jury lets him off.

No, wait, that's how things would work out if Marvel was being as "real" as they like to pretend they are.

I'm going to have to go with a return to the status quo then (done via Space Phantoms who in a twist are pretending to be Skrulls).

2- The Adventures of Hulk: Ghost Detective

3- Hulk: Rebirth. As a skrull.

The End.