Super Logic

After its main credits,  Venom  drops sequel bait with its mid-credits scene introduction of a famed Spider-Man character. Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy), having fully bonded with the inky alien parasite named Venom, returns to his street-beat duties as an investigative reporter. With notebook pad and pen in hand, he pilots his motorcycle to San Francicso’s San Quentin prison to interview a dangerous inmate — Eddie’s next big story. Deep in the belly of the prison, a mouthy guard leads Eddie down shadow-clad hallways. “You ask me, they’re dumb to let him call the shots. The second he asked for you to interview him, I’d have shut that shit down,” the guard says. Eddie explains the FBI is “just taking advantage of the one and only time he’ll ever speak to anyone. They’re hoping I might help them identify some additional bodies.” “FBI don’t work up close and personal with him. The FBI will have to identify you, you don’t follow the rules,” the guard warns, opening a door...

Throughout the first decade of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, fans have come to learn that the six cosmic ingots known as the Infinity Stones are the most powerful trinkets in the entire galaxy, and combining all of them together can result in the destruction of half the known universe. While no one doubts the power of these stones at this point, a new fan theory does suggest that one particular stone is even more dangerous than we realize. The Time Stone  made its debut two years ago in  Doctor Strange , and it was made immediately clear that this thing was going to change the entire MCU going forward. This is especially true heading into   Avengers 4 , as the fan consensus is convinced that an element of time travel will be utilized to undo the events of  Infinity War . However, if this fan theory is to be believed, the stone can also use time as a punishment to those who wield it incorrectly. A Reddit user by the name of Neirdark  took to the Fan Th...