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THOR: RAGNAROCK FINALLY RESOLVES MARVEL’S BIGGEST PLOTHOLE SPOILERS AHEAD! DON’T SAY WE DIDN’T WARN YOU! You know the Infinity Gauntlet? That big glove in the Marvel Cinematic Universe specifically designed to hold all six infinity stones and turn the wearer into basically a God? Well, eagle eyed Marvel fans have been confused by something about it for a while now and Thor: Ragnarokfinally clears all that up. We first saw the Infinity Gauntlet in the background of Odin’s Trophy Room in the first Thor film when The Destroyer was popping off against the Frost Giants. Notice this one is a right handed gauntlet. Why is this important? Well, the next time we see the gauntlet in the MCU was in the Avengers: Age of Ultron mid credits scene. In that scene we saw chirpy purple fella Thanos reach into a vault and put on the Infinity Gauntlet. Thanos is going to be a big deal in the upcoming Avengers: Infinity War films because he’s really into Infinity Stones. So, in this scene
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Riverdale season 2: New fan theory reckons Archie’s mum could be the killer Warning: Contains potential spoilers for Riverdale season two. 😈 As Riverdale unravels a new mystery in season two, a new theory has suggested the identity of the Angel Of Death killer could be particularly close to Archie. While the list of suspects surrounding the masked killer who shot Archie’s dad Fred Andrews grows, it seems there may have been a potential culprit hiding particularly close to Archie’s home life. Some fans now believe Archie’s mum aka Mary Andrews could have put a hit out on her husband, and there’s a string of believable reasons why. Last season saw Mary try to persuade Archie to move with her to Chicago, which he refuses on grounds of wanting to be with his dad. While she seemed reasonably at ease with the decision, could this have been part of a bigger plan to murder her husband? In the diner, the masked killer notably causes no harm to Archie des
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Wonder Woman is Kryptonian?! There's no question that Wonder Woman was one of the best parts of Batman v Superman, but we've got plenty of questions about where and how the Amazonians got their amazing powers. Sure, they might actually be descended from the Greek gods, but fans have another theory: they have Kryptonian blood! The clue is in Man of Steel, where an ancient Kryptonian scout ship is found frozen in the ice. What happened to the Kryptonians who visited Earth eons ago? Could they actually be the "gods" of legends? Could Wonder Woman be one of their distant, half-human descendants? We certainly wouldn't put it past Snyder to throw us a curveball like that
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Lex Luthor is a clone If you walked out of Batman v Superman wondering just what the heck Jesse Eisenberg was doing, don't worry, there's a perfectly reasonable explanation. Maybe he wasn't playing Lex Luthor at all, but rather Lex's clone. Why is this fan theory reasonable? Because the exact thing happened in the comics! After the real Lex died, his young, virile clone stepped in with a full head of hair and a healthy dose of crazy, trying to destroy Metropolis. If you need proof that the clone theory is probably correct, look no further than Eisenberg's performance. Could anything other than cellular degeneration explain it?
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Crisis on Infinite Earths will combine DC's movie and TV universes The recent crossover between the Supergirl and Flash television shows had implications far beyond higher Nielsen ratings. Not only did it establish that different versions of DC's superheroes exist in different alternate realities that can crossover into each other, it did so while specifically name-checking the biggest event in the long history of DC Comics: Crisis on Infinite Earths. That's an epic story where all the various DC characters from the multiverse crossover into one giant war to save reality itself, leading some fans to think the Supergirl/Flash crossover is just the first step to a massive cinematic event that will involve not just the movies in the DC Extended Universe, but DC's TV shows as well. Maybe Ezra Miller could be The Flash from one reality and Grant Gustin is The Flash from another (and hopefully John Wesley Shipp as a third Flash cameo for good measure). How cool would
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Batman is the big bad in Suicide Squad We've seen a lot of cool clips and teases for Suicide Squad, but one thing we haven't seen yet is just what threat Amanda Waller is so worried about that she needs to assemble the world's greatest villains to combat it. Some fans have an intriguing idea: the bad guy the Suicide Squad is hunting down is actually Batman! It might sound crazy at first, but this theory makes a lot more sense after the events of Batman v Superman. The Dark Knight is clearly dangerous and unhinged, and if Superman can't stop him, who can? Well, how about some of his greatest enemies, working together? This could be awesome, if we ignore the monster/villain attacking the train in the trailer.
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The Joker is actually...Robin? Brace yourself, guys, because this one is going to blow your mind. In the comics, one of the Joker's most infamous crimes was murdering Jason Todd, the second Boy Wonder to take on the mantle of Batman's sidekick, Robin. But eagle-eyed fans have a theory positing that Jared Leto's Joker in the upcoming Suicide Squad film isn't the original Joker at all, but actually a deranged Jason Todd taking up the identity of the insane killer who destroyed him! The main clue? Matching bullet wounds on Leto's Joker and on the desecrated Robin costume in Batman v Superman's Batcave. Furthermore, the "J" inked on Leto's face matches the branding Jason Todd had in Batman: Arkham Knight. Mr. J doesn't seem like the kind of villain who'd tat himself up with Joker-isms, but a traumatized person obsessed with him might.
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