Showing Saruman in Rhun doesn't break Canon, however showing Saruman (and Gzndalf for that matter) in Middle Earth in the second age definitely breaks canon! It also messes with Saruman and Gandalfs relationship as Gandalf received his ring Narya upon his arrival in middle earth which made Saruman more jealous and led to his eventual turn to evil.

Ungoliant is NOT a Maire. She is from the abyss. She mated with other spiders not another Maire. If you are going to write an article do a little research! This is not hard to find information. And Galadriel and Sauron is just ridicules. Elves bond for life and she 8s already married and will have a daughter with Celeborn who will become Elronds wife!

Elves only marry once and mate for life. Galadriel was married to Celebor and would not have been interested in Sauron/Halbrand. I understand the need to make small adjustments to Canon in order to make a hood show but this is completely against what Tolkien intended. Not to mention that Halbrand was human which would have further distanced Galadriel.

Please require your article authors to actually research the books! The 9 rings prolonged the wearers lives so long that they became "stretched" and were no longer visible in the world. They did not grant the wearer invisibility but granted them unnaturally long lives which men craved on their jealousy of the elves. Even the 1 ring did not grant the wearer invisibly but instead strengthen the wearers strongest attribute, thus halfings were very proficient on staying unseen, so invisibility. Isidure was not granted invisibility. Likewise the dwarves became more greedy and stubborn. The elven rings granted them power over nature and time, effectively freezing their in their 1st/2nd age states as seen in both Lothlorien and Rivendale, where even seemed to differently. Also, the rings were not forged specifically men and dwarfs but Suaron distributed the as he desired "after" capturing them during the fall of Eregion.