Thunderbolts* almost had two other MCU characters in villain roles, which would've made its story decidedly different from ...

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I love the Thunderbolts*. They are fun, interesting, complex, and completely dysfunctional. I admit a big part of that is ...

Thunderbolts* represents superheroes in a uniquely profound way, bringing a level of character depth and thematic ...

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The Marvel Cinematic Universe is beyond saving at this point as a cohesive whole, but it's still capable of making some good ...

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I loved how mental health was the overriding theme, even with the main villain, and Schreier makes use of literal and ...

Jake Schreier's Thunderbolts* is winning over the MCU fans as we speak, and it hardly comes as a surprise considering the ...

This article contains spoilers for Thunderbolts. Thunderbolts finally joined the MCU pantheon last week after a long wait and ...

For more context, Thunderbolts* topped the US box office with a $76 million opening in week one, which is way less than Deadpool & Wolverine ($211 million), but still more than Eternals ($71 million) ...

With Marvel Comics following the example of the MCU and turning the Thunderbolts into the New Avengers, we chatted with ...