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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

WARNING: This article contains spoilers for this week’s episode of Star Trek: Discovery, “Lethe,” and potentially for the series as a whole. With its sixth episode, “Lethe,” Star Trek: Discovery cemented its themes of duality and betrayal with more revelations about Michael Burnam’s Vulcan upbringing and her relationship with her adoptive father Sarek, and with Captain Lorca’s deceptions. However, if a seemingly outlandish — and undeniably intriguing — fan theory turns out to be true, the series is prepared to take those elements to a new level. RELATED: Star Trek: Discovery Renewed For Second Season Emerging, as is so often the case, on Reddit, the theory centers on the Klingon Voq (played by Javid Iqbal), an outcast who takes up the call of the messianic radical T’Kuvma to unite the Empire and repel the Federation, and Starfleet Lt. Ash Tyler (Shazad Latif), a prisoner of war who escapes Klingon custody with Captain Lorca

Everyone loves a good conspiracy theory, especially ones that sound convincing enough to be true. Whether it’s about the government or a childhood tv show, people are curious about the possibilities. Fan theories regarding comic books and their film adaptations have taken the Internet by storm, fueling Reddit chatrooms and confusing die-hard fans trying to decide what is and isn’t canon. The DCEU is a shared universe establishing crossovers with different DC characters. Ranked seventeenth on the list of highest grossing film franchises, the films have been in production since 2011, resulting in the eager anticipation of Justice League. RELATED: 15 Crazy Thor: Ragnarok Fan Theories (That Might Actually Be True) While the franchise released a game plan of films set to be released between now and 2020, there’s uncertainty about the future success of the DCEU. Unconfirmed movies in various stages of production worry fans who are left wondering which of their favorite characters will earn

This isn’t a problem exclusive to the Internet age, either. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle famously killed off the world’s most famous fictional detective because he was, by his own admission, sick of his own creation distracting him from moving on to more “serious” writing. His devoted readers, however, were outraged, and Doyle eventually gave into public pressure; finding just enough wiggle room in Sherlock Holmes’ death-dive off of the Reichenbach Falls to resurrect him in “The Adventure of the Empty House.” Over one hundred years later, creators Mark Gatiss and Stephen Moffat recreated this infamous “death” in the BBC’s ongoing TV adaptation, swapping a waterfall for a London tower block. Just to double-down on the cyclical history, they then spent a year watching the fan theories on how Benedict Cumberbatch’s Sherlock survived flood the Internet in between seasons, and then — clearly amused by the reaction — a

WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Avengers: Infinity War, in theaters now. A popular theory surrounding the ending of Avengers: Infinity War placed Gamora as being trapped within the Soul Stone, a theory that was seemingly confirmed by the Russo brothers last week during a surprise appearance at Iowa City High School. However, the directorial pair has now clarified their original comments, seemingly debunking this theory for good. In an interview with ComicBook.com, the Russo brothers elaborated on their original response to being asked about Gamora’s fate at the end of Infinity War, noting that the excitement over their comments was “a misinterpretation,” and that Thanos’ vision of a young Gamora was, in fact, “a spiritual representation of her.” RELATED: James Gunn Apologizes for Tears Caused by Groot’s Infinity War Goodbye “The power that it took Thanos to clic

WARNING: The following article contains spoilers for Avengers: Infinity War, in theaters now. There might be a big change coming for a certain Avenger in the as-yet untitled followup to Avengers: Infinity War. As spotted by an eagle-eyed fan on Twitter, Gwyneth Paltrow may have let slip a huge spoiler about Avengers 4 that could see a seismic shift in the relationship between her character Pepper Potts and Tony Stark. “Pepper and Tony have had a real long journey together,” Paltrow said in a recent interview for Marvel’s Official Avengers: Infinity War magazine. “She obviously starts as his dutiful assistant, and then the relationship evolves, and now this decade later they’re married, and they have a child. Their relationship has evolved in all of the ways that great romances evolve.” RELATED: An Avengers 4 Pregnancy Would Give an MCU Original the Perfect Sendoff The revelation that Tony and Pepper are married

At the heart of DC’s Doomsday Clock event, there is a worldwide wave of distrust in the world’s superheroes that stems from something called the Superman Theory. While much of this theory is still mysterious to us, we do know that it’s influence is quite clear: metahumans are no longer trusted. In fact, some of them are outright hunted down by the general public — to the point that Black Adam, of all people, has offered sanctuary to all the world’s supers. The Superman Theory gained traction as a conspiracy theory that stipulated most of the world’s metahumans, who just so happened to be Americans, were actually created by the US government as super soldiers, and that the extensive stories that surround them were nothing more than elaborate narratives to keep their true purpose a mystery. Leaked documents and reports have “supported” these claims, and a witness testimony coming from Killer Frost claimed th

Of course, it doesn’t look like Carol will get off on the wrong foot with Law’s character — at least, not right away. “These extraordinary powers she has, he sees them as something of a blessing and something that she has to learn how to control,” Law teased. “That’s a motif throughout the piece, the element of learning to control one’s emotions and to use your powers wisely.” Nevertheless, it’s worth remembering that Marvel rarely makes direct adaptations; the studio typically takes a character concept from the comics and works it to fit the film plot, while staying true to the spirit of the character. It wouldn’t be surprising, then, if Yon-Rogg didn’t start out as a villain, only to become one later on. In fact, Doctor Strange pulled a similar stunt; Karl Mordo was originally a mentor and ally to Stephen Strange, but turned villain when the foundation of his faith was shaken. Cap

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