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After the first season of Dexter: Resurrection neatly resolved most storylines, viewers are curious about what’s next. The season finale gave Dexter access to Leon Prater’s case files, potentially allowing him to hunt other criminals, either in New York or beyond. While the ending leaves possibilities open, there isn’t a clear path for the show. As a result, fans have come up with many different theories about the future of the series.

Many viewers find that One Piece falls into a pattern: Luffy arrives on an island, discovers its people are suffering under a tyrant, defeats that tyrant, and then moves on. While this repetition is a common criticism, it’s also a key part of what makes One Piece so enjoyable. This formula likely wouldn’t work as well in other stories, but One Piece has unique qualities that make it stand out.

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In the comics, Superman was often depicted as overwhelmingly powerful, rarely facing genuine challenges except when exposed to Kryptonite or battling another Kryptonian, like General Zod in both Superman II and Man of Steel. While fans initially criticized his invincibility, James Gunn addressed this by making him more vulnerable. Surprisingly, some fans still found reasons to complain.

This article explores the most problematic actions and interpersonal issues within the Fantastic Four, from their everyday interactions to truly unforgivable deeds.