In an unusual marketing move, Marvel Studios is rebranding "Thunderbolts*" under a new name that spoils the final scene of the film.

Thunderbolts*' is actually titled 'The New Avengers,' as Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan, and the cast announced.

Warning: this article contains spoilers for the latest Marvel movie, but if you want to blame anyone, blame Marvel itself.

Now that Thunderbolts* is in theaters, the Marvel marketing machine is revealing why there's an asterisk in the film's title.

And that's why the MCU has, for better or for worse, made villains that always are worthy of matching up with our heroes.

The title of "Thunderbolts" gets updated to "The New Avengers" in new posters for the Marvel summer blockbuster.

On Monday morning, the Marvel Singapore YouTube account let the flerken out of the bag when it posted the “asterisk reveal” for Thunderbolts*, which by the end of the film, transitions in title to The ...

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