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Not just for kids! The 1990s saw the emergence of some of the most popular cartoons to have ever made it to screen, some of which are still extremely popular to this day. There have been some very interesting theories conceptualised by fans of said cartoons. Here are some awesome fan theories about your favourite '90s cartoons. 1. The Powerpuff Girls - The Girls Are All One Person The main characters were three little girls, who had been created by their "father," Professor Utonium, out of sugar, spice and all things nice. And fans have also theorised that the three little girls in question were actually just the split personalities of one girl with dissociative personality disorder. 2. Doug - Doug Is Racist Doug was generally fun and light-hearted, but it actually held a very dark secret in that the lead character was nothing more than a delusional racist. The show featured a titular character who went to school with hundreds of girls of varying s

The second book of The Obscure Cities series following The Leaning Girl. Gholam Mortiza Khan comes to Brüsel to sell some jewelry, but before the sale can be closed, Khan dies in an accident. Thus begin events sparking an investigation by Mary von Rathen: accumulation of sand in the apartment of Kristin Antipova; accumulation of stones in the house of Constant Abeels, and Maurice who is loosing weight by the day. The events have a catastrophic effect on Brüsel and time is of the essence. Newly translated into English by Ivanka Hahnenberger and Steve Smith (translator of The Leaning Girl and The Beauty) and edited by Smith and Karen Copeland at Alaxis Press for publication by IDW. First time translated into English for western readers!  

I didn’t decide to read “Pantheon” because of celebrity co-creator Michael Chiklis, no matter how entertaining he was in “The Shield.” For me, the main attraction was writer Marc Andreyko, whose work on books like “Manhunter” and “The Lost” over the years has entertained me. After a slightly jumbled first issue, though, I was starting to worry. The plus side is that “Pantheon” #2 increases greatly in terms of a script. The plot, involving Greek gods returning to the world, is one we’ve seen before. But now that we’re starting to see that story actually play out (instead of a mixture of dirty bombs, oil drilling, magic boxes, and shoot outs with federal agents), it’s already starting to look more interesting. Andreyko places the different reborn gods (and associates) into places all across the planet, even though it looks like some of them may have already been back even before “Pantheon” kicked off. So many series along these lines end up being Western-centric, and it’s nice to early

Marvel spent the best part of a decade teasing its cinematic shared universe, before finally bringing it all together for 2012’s The Avengers. After one official sequel — Age of Ultron in 2015 — another non-official sequel — Civil War in 2016, and more to follow, fans have been eagerly pitching their theories to try and fill in the blanks, close-up plot holes and come up with wildly different character motivations than were canonically presented. Some Avengers fan theories draw from storylines in the comics to try and predict what will happen in future films, while others draw on events in the wider MCU to theorize how they may have affected Avengers films without viewers even noticing. RELATED: 15 Times Superhero Movies Ruined Their Own Continuity Then there are those that are just too fun to not be true — like the popular fan theory that the real reason Stan Lee has a cameo in every Marvel movie is because he’s secretly Uatu The Watcher. This theory gained so much traction that it’s

No franchise gets fans gossiping more than Star Wars. Its return to the big screen with The Force Awakens was extremely successful, but it left moviegoers with a lot of questions about the next chapter in the trilogy. Who is Rey? Why is she so powerful? What happened to turn Kylo Ren to the dark side? Why did Luke choose exile? Will Finn be ok after his injuries are healed? And those are just a small handful of the long list. The first The Last Jedi trailer showed Rey training with Luke and the resistance continuing to fight the First Order. Nothing Earth shattering but, it of course sparked even more questions about Finn’s fate, Rey’s relationship to Luke and Snoke’s origin. RELATED: Daddy Issues: 15 Things You Never Knew About Kylo Ren The most recent trailer was full of jaw-dropping moments that amped up fan enthusiasm and led to an endless number of both plausible and completely ridiculous theories. Die hard Star Wars lovers are speculating on everything from Rey’s parentage to Sn