The eponymous Thunderbolts team consists of Yelena Belova / White Widow (Florence Pugh), Alexei Shostakov / Red Guardian ...

As they so often do in Marvel Land, worlds collide in “Thunderbolts.” But in this refreshingly earthbound iteration of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the collision isn’t a matter of interplanetary ...

Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan, and more team up for Marvel's "Thuderbolts*." Here are the Easter eggs and references fans ...

By Brian Davids Writer Thunderbolts* co-writer Eric Pearson has been one of Marvel Studios’ most reliable collaborators the ...

Thunderbolts* takes a group of scrappy and sidelined antiheroes and reminds us that some battles can't be won all by yourself ...

Thunderbolts* introduces one of the strongest characters in Marvel history, shaking up the MCU's power rankings big time.

Crossing its fingers, the film’s post-credits sequence suggests an ongoing life for the team of B-list MCU heroes, and ...

Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier breaks down what the shame rooms looked like for Red Guardian, Ghost, and Bucky Barnes.

Everything else, I was like, ‘Yeah, that’s the movie that I wrote!’ But that decision … it was decided after my work.” In ...

The meaning behind the asterisk in Thunderbolts* has already been spoiled by Marvel, revealing the team's true name as The New Avengers.

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At the end of Thunderbolts*, Valentine tricks the team into a impromptu press conference where she officially declares that they are the New Avengers. Sounds easy enough, right? Well, nope not really.