This post contains SPOILERS for Thunderbolts*Though Baron ... recent reveal hints the villain's comic connection to the team could be explored in a future MCU installment. Jake Schreier's ...

Clint Barton’s time as Ronin in the MCU makes him a perfect fit for the Thunderbolts, and his comic counterpart would definitely support the move. After Zemo’s team betrays him, Hawkeye takes ...

Following David Harbour's lovable portrayal of Red Guardian in the MCU, the comic version decided to seek redemption, joining the latest incarnation of the Thunderbolts alongside Bucky and Natasha.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is beyond saving at this point as a cohesive whole, but it's still capable of making some good movies. That's what its latest installment, Thunderbolts*, establishes ...

The original Thunderbolts comic book from Marvel had a very different premise, and team roster, than the MCU Thunderbolts* film. In Kurt Busiek and Mark Bagley’s original series, the first ...

it also expands on story arcs and characters from several previous MCU films and TV shows. The Thunderbolts also have a storied comic book history. In this feature, we're taking a closer look at ...

The Berkeley native promises the latest Marvel Studios release will be action-packed, per comic ... “Thunderbolts*” opens May 2 in theaters. The changes have so far earned a stamp of approval ...