Eric Pearson knows his Marvel. After emerging from the Marvel Writers Program, the screenwriter worked on multiple short ...

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.

Much of Thunderbolts* takes place in dark, claustrophobic rooms, and the film’s staging feels small even when a dark force is taking over all of New York City.

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

Thunderbolts* is now playing in theaters, and we're taking a closer look at the critically acclaimed MCU movie's biggest Easter Eggs, comic book references, and cameos. However, some spoilers ...

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

An executive producer on Thunderbolts* alludes to Geraldine Viswanathan's character of Mel eventually becoming Songbird in ...

At the end of Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts, the group of antiheroes received a new title, which is now official in the film's marketing.

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Marvel's Thunderbolts movie features the surprising debut of a major Marvel team, but what does this mean for Avengers: Doomsday? Here's everything you need to know.

Thunderbolts co-writer, Eric Pearson – who's worked on everything from The Consultant to Thor: Ragnarok to The Fantastic Four ...

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