As Marvel heroes are reassembling for the upcoming sixth phase of the MCU, speculations have been buzzing around the return of the original Avengers for Avengers: Doomsday.

Marvel Studios didn’t plan for Thunderbolts* to end Phase 5 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It wasn’t until screenwriter Eric Pearson, a longtime Marvel script doctor who wrote 2017’s Thor: Ragnarok ...

The co-dependent 'Thunderbolts*' team isn't the one fans asked for, but it is also the most exciting group to emerge from the ...

The New Avengers remembers why we were all obsessed with the MCU in the first place, but can it save the Multiverse Saga?

Marvel Studios' latest film, Thunderbolts*, has changed course mere days after it's release and revealed a new identity for the film's heroes.

Thunderbolts just morphed into The New Avengers — and the transformation didn’t happen in a press release, it unfolded inside the movie itself. That asterisk in Thunderbolts wasn’t a typo — it was ...

After months of wondering and predicting what the asterisk in the film's title meant, Marvel Studios reveals its meaning on the movie's posters.

Jake Schreier, who grew up in Berkeley and Oakland, returned to the Grand Theater for a screening of his Marvel hit.

“Thunderbolts*” is exactly what the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has been missing.

Now, Marvel Studios has brought the gag into reality by displaying a copyright symbol on some official Avengers social media ...

Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier has explained The New Avengers title change, saying "hopefully it doesn’t feel sweaty".

Is this movie called Thunderbolts*? Or is it now to be called *The New Avengers? Is this like The Edge of Tomorrow or Ghostbusters (2016), where the studio changed the name of the movie after release?