Marvel has revealed the reason behind the asterisk in Thunderbolts*, which is its new title, The New Avengers. Read on.

Thunderbolts* adds new twists to the long MCU history of Bucky Barnes, aka the Winter Soldier, preparing him for Avengers: ...

Now that we know why the Thunderbolts are really called that in the movie, history’s repeating in the comics. Say hello to ...

Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts* introduces the Sentry, an unstable superhero who will make his return in Avengers: Doomsday.

While the film’s post-release marketing has not shied away from revealing one major spoiler already, I still recommend that ...

Florence Pugh's Yelena Belova, David Harbour's Red Guardian and Sebastian Stan's Bucky Barnes tackle things as a ...

Thunderbolts* continues to dominate the box office with $75 million in its second weekend despite a 53% drop from its first ...

Bucky Barnes has appeared in both Thunderbolts/New Avengers and Captain America: Brave New World, but his character trajectory hasn't made sense since The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

New Marvel movie, Thunderbolts*, is proving to be a massive hit - something we'd attribute to the chemistry between its lead actors.

If you wondered why there’s an asterisk attached to the title of the new movie “Thunderbolts*,” you won’t have to wait any ...

Searching in the shadows, “Thunderbolts*” manages to find a story that’s beautifully human. Scott McDaniel is a department ...

Thunderbolts* gives us a new family who banter about everything in the Marvel movie. Now called The New Avengers, the team ...