Enter the Thunderbolts: a band of misfits accustomed to mercenary work rather than heroism, each carrying their own emotional baggage.

Thunderbolts* has been officially renamed as The New Avengers by Marvel Studios. The movie, which released in India on May 1, ...

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Before Thunderbolts* gave us the tragic powerhouse clash with The Sentry and his monstrous alter ego The Void, the film’s big villain was supposed to be someone more familiar and much more grounded in ...

Mel still appears to be learning the political ropes in Thunderbolts*, and she does know a good deal about it. It's clear in ...

Thunderbolts* introduced the character of The Void to an entirely new generation of moviegoers. He is the villain of the story and has a backstory different from the comic books.

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 ...

Marvel Studios has officially rebranded Thunderbolts as The New Avengers, aligning the film’s narrative with broader ...

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

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.