With the upcoming Thunderbolts* movie, Marvel is returning to familiar territory: bringing together existing heroes that ...

Why does the MCU's Thunderbolts* movie have an asterisk in its title? A new Thunderbolts* poster has revealed one possible ...

Regardless, if the Avengers believe it's too dangerous, and the Thunderbolts ultimately prevail in the battle, it would give the antihero team some serious legitimacy in the MCU. There's always ...

The Thunderbolts have been a long-awaited MCU team. The quasi-villainous anti ... The Thunderbolts* teaser trailer gives us a bit more of an idea of what we can expect. The clip focused on Yelena ...

The political thriller elements on display in the Super Bowl spot suggest that Thunderbolts will delve deeper into the murky waters of superhuman regulation than previous MCU entries. Director ...

Interestingly, the latest teaser for Thunderbolts* doesn't try to hide who its primary villain will be. Until now, the Marvel Cinematic Universe ... have a much clearer idea of the kind of ...

the Thunderbolts are “a completely new species of hero,” Harbour said. “We don’t exist yet in the MCU. I think we’re a new evolution of something. I don’t know if it’s good or bad ...

Fresh off the release of The Fantastic Four: First Steps trailer earlier this week, Marvel has also unveiled a new look at Thunderbolts*. We've seen a couple of first looks at the Marvel Phase 5 ...

And a hidden Easter egg tease often has major implications when a movie is an MCU movie ... And that makes the idea of an asterisk fit right in. Maybe Thunderbolts is a temporary name, but ...