Fuzzy is Eric.
This one seems just about undeniable by now. Hazel talks about Eric as though he's died, but she also talks about him in the present tense. She gets upset
when Fuzzy acts differently to Eric. She was right there when Fuzzy woke up without his memory, and when he says "I don't even know you" she doesn't respond, "I'm Hazel", but rather says, "...I'm Hazel" — that's a pretty telling ellipsis. It has now been established that either she or the cat is able to wipe memories. Sin seems to have immediately understood that Fuzzy was mind-wiped by his former colleagues back when he was in a team of three thieves. The only question left, really, is "Why?".UPDATE: This WMG is confirmed.
Carlyle is Sam...from the future.
Time travel has already been established as existing, even if we're yet to see it outside of the twenty-four-hour version. And Sam's character arc seems to be slowly turning him from a shiftless, clueless loser into a brave, thoughtful badass who has seen and done it all — one key moment of his development already had him talking in Carlyle's preachy "fortune cookie" speech. Add in the fact that Carlyle has at times seemed kind of like a guardian angel for Sam and Fuzzy, showing up at crucial moments and keeping them on track, seeming to know more than he should about their problems; and the fact that Sam has had so much trouble meeting Carlyle or even seeing his face that it seems kind of deliberate (other people like Fuzzy and Lance claim to have met him, but possibly Sam has changed enough in appearance — and let's face it, he has — that he feels that they won't realise it's him). And to top it all off, it may have been presaged by this strip.UPDATE: This WMG is confirmed by Rikk Esteban in his completely canonical alternate ending to Book 2 (sadly only existing in print).
The Pit that the Committee guards is the prison of Brain's race.
The first Committee sealed a race of Eldritch Abominations in the Pit but missed one — Brain. Brain's ultimate goal is to free them.UPDATE: Sort of confirmed, The Pit IS the source of Brain, Fridge and others like them, but not exactly that way.
The Pit is an entrance to Hell, which is why Brain is so desperate to find it
With the reveal that Fridge was Brain the whole time, or atleast a fragment of him, it seems likely that the Pit is really an entrance to Hell. Remember way back when Candace killed Fridge, and she mentioned that he could possibly be a banished demon who's prevented from returning to Hell being incapable of tolerating heat? What if the Pit is really some way around that?UPDATE: Jossed, as the comics finale "Race to The Bottom" reveals that The Pit is a massive reservoir of The Tar, a psychoreactive substance that is the original source of the comics inhuman population.
Chompy's appearance is because his father is Alonso, one of the Talking Cats
Why exactly does Chompy look like a dinosaur underneath his fur, and none of his siblings do? Because his father Alonso is an inhuman, and thus one of the products of the psychoreactive Tar. Odds are Chompy for whatever reason inherited some of that strangeness which ended up warping his body, even if the rest of the litter wasn't affected.<<|Wild Mass Guessing|>>
