Considering the light punishments handed out to the Avengers, it seems strange that she would not have been able to reach out to some former contacts and negotiate a reduced sentence which would have allowed her to return home and see her family. and CIA agent likely kept her in touch with a number of highly influential individuals. Moreover, Sharon's past as both a S.H.I.E.L.D. Hawkeye and Ant-Man probably faced the most prolonged punishment, and even then it was limited to house arrest. Falcon and the Winter Soldier did try to address this issue somewhat by suggesting Falcon and Bucky are working for the government and attending therapy as part of their plea deal, but both are still seen freely visiting family and eating out with friends.
Wanda most certainly didn't serve any time for her actions, as she is shown driving freely around the country in WandaVision, which takes place shortly after she was brought back to life by Bruce Banner. It is possible they could have faced some punishment during that movie's five-year time skip, but it is never seen on screen or even referenced. And yet, when Steve and Natasha return in Avengers: Endgame, they are shown living freely in New York. Some of Steve's allies were briefly imprisoned on the Raft and spent two years on the run after Captain America helped break them out.
Because Sharon is definitely not the Power Broker in the comics, her next steps are anyone’s guess.To be more precise, none of the actual enhanced individuals that stood against Team Iron Man faced the same level of punishment. Ultimately, it seems like Sharon is on Sharon’s side - and might try to help her old friends only if it’s convenient for her endgame. Though she ultimately saved Sam by killing Karli, we don’t know that that was her plan all along. She hired Batroc to double-cross Karli, yes, but she must have known that him equipping the Flag-Smashers with dangerous weapons would make it easier for one of them to kill Sam. However, some of her actions had particularly dark implications for Sam and Bucky. Just because Sharon is currently a villain doesn’t mean she is fully and forever evil. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier has explored what makes a “villain” in more depth than maybe any other MCU project: Karli, Zemo, and John Walker are all murderers that receive some sort of redemption by the end of the season. Could the Avengers not even have given her a phone call after Civil War? Is She On Sam and Bucky’s Side? It’s sad to see but also not totally unexpected. Unless Sharon is playing a really long con and somehow using her position as Power Broker as a force for good, it appears that she’s officially crossed over to the villains’ side. And now that she has unique access to government intel, she’s even more dangerous. Though Karli is now dead, that only means one less person knows Sharon’s secret identity. In addition to dealing illegal art and super-soldier serum in Madripoor (where she assumed the grim role of “judge, jury, and executioner”), Sharon also apparently used Karli and her fellow Flag-Smashers as “muscle” for carrying out her dirty work.
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Should be something for everyone.” It’s unclear who she’s talking to, but it could be her friend and driver from Madripoor - the one she told, “we’ve got a big problem” after working with Sam, Bucky, and Zemo.
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“Super-soldiers might be off the menu, but we’re about to have full access to government secrets, prototype weapons, you name it. “Start lining up our buyers,” she tells someone on the phone. Sharon looks genuinely touched as she accepts, only to slip back into Power Broker business as soon as she’s outside. “The Carter name has always been synonymous with service and trust,” the senator tells her. In the end credits scene, an emotional exchange plays out as Sharon is welcomed back to the country with a full pardon.
In fact, she seems to be embracing her evil side even more. Though she ultimately helped Sam and Bucky defeat the Flag-Smashers and was granted a full pardon (and her job back!) in an end credits scene, it doesn’t look like Sharon is back to the trustworthy Agent 13 we met in Captain America: The Winter Soldier just yet. That’s right: Sharon was the Power Broker all along. The Season 1 finale reveals she wasn’t just dealing stolen art, but super-soldier serum, too. As she explained to Sam and Bucky earlier in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, she leaned into life as a Madripoor hustler after being abandoned by the Avengers following Captain America: Civil War. Spoilers ahead for The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Season 1 finale.
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