U.S. Agent (Wyatt Russell) features in this scene that didn't make it into the final theatrical release of Thunderbolts*, aka ...

Yelena and Bob found that once-in-a-lifetime connection in each other after thinking all they’d know in life was loneliness and despair. A story like this is what the MCU needed to reconnect ...

This isn’t taking anything away from Yelena Belova, or any other member of the Thunderbolts in the movie, but I couldn’t stop gravitating towards Wyatt Russell’s John Walker, a.k.a. “State ...

Yelena Will Lead the New Avengers in Avengers: Doomsday Image courtesy of Marvel Studios. The post-credits scene of Thunderbolts* takes place 14 months after Yelena and her teammates subdued the Void.

After Florence Pugh's standout performance in Thunderbolts*, I rewatched Black Widow on Disney+ and it strengthened my love for Yelena Belova. Skip to main content Open menu Close menu ...

Yelena gives herself up to the Void in the final Thunderbolts trailer. George Marston. Wed, April 16, 2025 at 9:16 PM UTC. 1 min read. When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its ...

Thunderbolts* begins with Yelena feeling unfulfilled in her life. She’s thrown herself into her work, taking mercenary jobs for Valentina Allegra de Fontaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus). But all she ...

Yelena is standing on the edge of a building and contemplating if there is something wrong with her. That can't possibly be the case; it's not like this woman isn't massively traumatized or anything.

That’s the question dogging Yelena Belova, the pint-size assassin played by Florence Pugh in Marvel’s new film, Thunderbolts*, as she bounces from mission to mission—blowing up weapons labs ...