10) Peter Parker Was In Iron Man 2
Though the rights to Spider-Man belonged to Sony in 2010, Marvel may have figured out a way to secretly include him in Iron Man 2. After watching Civil War, which came out this year, it is very clear that Peter Parker is Tony Stark’s number one fan. Tony was easily able to convince Peter to join his side despite the fact that they barely knew each other. What if this wasn't the first time Peter met Tony? According to a fan theory, Peter made his first appearance in the MCU when he was only ten years old. Remember that boy who appeared in the climactic fight scene from Iron Man 2? Well, there's a possibility that young boy might be Peter because he was willing to do anything to help his hero in battle. Also, it may or may not be a coincidence that the finale of Iron Man 2 takes place at the Stark Expo in Queens New York, which just happens to be the hometown of Spider-Man.
9) Robin Is The Perfect Weapon Against Batman
Dick Grayson, also known as the first Robin, became one of the greatest sidekicks in the history of comics. At the time, the DC comic editors used his character to act as a sounding board for batman. Also, the writers were hoping that Robin would appeal to a younger audience because some kids were not interested in reading a story about an adult in a bat costume who fights crime. What if this actually wasn't Robin’s true purpose? Some fans believe that there is another reason why DC decided to create this iconic superhero. As many people know, Batman’s greatest fear is turning evil. Batman is extremely intelligent and strong so if he ever joins the dark side, someone needs to know how to stop him. Maybe Robin’s main purpose is to make sure that his mentor never becomes evil. Batman trains kids and teaches them everything he knows so one day, if necessary, they could stop him from turning evil.
8) Loki Lost to The Avengers On Purpose
Many people consider Loki one of the best villains in the MCU. He may not be the strongest character, but his intelligence helps him come up with genius plans. In the ending of the first Thor movie, Loki falls into a black hole and it seems like he is lost forever. Fans soon realize that he actually did not die. Loki just travelled through the vastness of space and met a super-villain named Thanos. He tells Loki that he will let him rule earth if he helps him find the Tesseract. Some fans didn't really understand why Loki, a supreme god, would want to rule an insignificant planet like earth when he has already ruled Asgard. In one scene, Agent Coulson says “you won't win because you lack conviction.” Maybe the reason why he lacks conviction is because his plan was to never conquer earth in the first place. At the ending of the avengers, Loki gets taken to Asgard. Everyone who watched Thor the dark world knows that Loki is exactly where he wants to be.
7) Red Skull is Still Alive
Although many fans love the MCU, most of them can admit that the villains aren't always the greatest. One of the few villains that many people really liked was Red Skull and he is the arch-nemesis of Captain America. In the first captain america movie, many people truly believed that Red Skull died, but all of that changed as soon as they watched the avengers film that came out in 2012.. One of the most popular theories behind Red Skull still being alive has to do with the power of the Tesseract. This device was used to help Loki return to Asgard at the end of the Avengers. Maybe when the ship went down, the Tesseract teleported Red Skull somewhere in the universe. This theory may be true because the director of the first Avenger, Joe Johnston, goes out of his way to make it seem like Red Skull’s death is one of assumed intent.
6) Dr Manhattan Created the DC Universe
Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon created Watchmen, also known as one of the most iconic graphic novels to ever exist. In the graphic novel, Doctor Manhattan is framed for the destruction of New York City and the annihilation of millions of people. He decides to leave Earth and considers creating in another galaxy. In case you didn't know, Doctor Manhattan has many powers including the ability to create life, travel across dimensions, perceive time in a nonlinear fashion, and reverse entropy. If he really did create the DC Universe, then you should probably thank Doctor Manhattan because without him, your favorite superheroes would not exist.
5) Mutants Do Not Exist in The MCU Because of Hydra
Obviously, the real reason why we don't really see mutants in the MCU is because Fox currently owns the right to the live-action X-Men. Some fans believe that this is not the only reason why X-Men characters do not make an appearance in the MCU. In this theory, HYDRA splits off from Germany and stops Hitler from starting the holocaust. As a result of Magneto never being imprisoned, he did not discover his powers. This is why he did not meet Charles Xavier. Also, Professor X did not create his special school, so that explains why there is not an X-Men in the MCU. Mutants still exist, but they keep their powers a secret because they are to afraid of everyone looking at them differently. Also, HYDRA’S failure to take over kept the avengers from ever forming in the Fox universe.
4) Superman Only Has One Superpower
The Man of Steel is definitely one of the most powerful superheroes to ever exist and it seems like he has many superpowers. He has superhuman strength, speed, vision, breath, energy, and senses, which are all powers he gets from the sun. His only weakness is radiation, specifically the rocks from his homeworld of Krypton. Comic book writers have lead people to believe that he has multiple superpowers, but what if that actually isn't true? Maybe Superman only has one superpower, which is Telekinesis. This theory may be hard to believe, but it could be possible that he has Telekinesis without even knowing it. If he does have this power, then it would explain why he has many different abilities such as flight and heat vision. To explain his weakness of Kryptonite, the theorist says that the radiation only weakens his mind which is why it stops him from using his abilities.
3) Kyle Rayner Was Responsible For The N52 Reboot
During Barry Allen’s trip back in time to prevent his mother’s murder, he changed the history of the universe. Since he decided to save his mother, Barry never became the flash and the Justice League never existed. This one act resulted in the future destruction of the world, which is what caused the formation of the New 52 Universe. Some fans actually think that Barry is not responsible for the N52 reboot. There are a few fans who believe that Kyle Rayner created this new universe by becoming the omnipotent ion and gaining the power to alter time and reality. Basically, he used his powers to rebuild the Green Lantern Corps and modified the rings. He did all of this before the reboot, yet for some reason his actions still carried over into the N52 universe. Maybe this suggests that Rayner is the one who formed this new universe.
2) Stan Lee Is The Watcher
One of the best parts about the MCU is that the person who created many comic book characters, Stan Lee, has a cameo in every movie. At first, many people thought that Stan Lee’s main purpose was to make the audience laugh since almost all of his cameos are hilarious, but what if he actually plays a marvel character? It may seem a little unbelievable, but there's a big possibility that he might be the Watcher. In case you didn't know, the Watchers are one of the oldest species in the universe and they are committed to observing knowledge on all aspects of the universe. It would make sense for Stan Lee to be the watcher because he has appeared in various decades and locations.
1- The Joker’s Origin In The Dark Knight
Ever since the Joker was first introduced in the dark knight trilogy, people have been creating theories about his origin. As of right now, his origin is still a mystery, but there are many theories that make a lot of sense. Some people think that he really did give himself the scars to make his wife feel better, while other people believe that he was abused by his father when he was a child. One very popular theory is that The Joker was actually in the military. Not only would this explain how he got his scars, but it can also explain how the joker knows how to use many weapons. According to the theory, he was a soldier in one of America's middle eastern conflicts and at some point, he became psychologically damaged by his experiences. He is sent back home and this is when he begins to hate society.
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