Marvel has been struggling with superhero fatigue — or fans being bored of the genre — for years. Marvel changed up its marketing for its latest film, "Thunderbolts*" to appeal to cinephiles.It's kept up its quirky new marketing strategy for its upcoming films,

In an unusual marketing move, Marvel Studios is rebranding "Thunderbolts*" under a new name that spoils the final scene of the film.

Normally, we’d open a story like this with a bold spoiler alert on how the Thunderbolts*’ asterisk mystery now has its answer. However, considering that Marvel Studios’ late

If you've not yet seen Thunderbolts*, you might be a little confused about the title of the movie. And even if you have seen it, you may also be wondering whether or not Disney and Marvel Studios' new marketing stunt actually changes the title of the movie. Here's what's going on. Mild spoilers ahead.

You learn that, rather than the Thunderbolts, the team you've been cheering on the entire time is in fact the New Avengers. Even though the film has only been out for one weekend, Marvel is already doing everything it can in the marketing to spoil this part of the movie,

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 Marvel teasing its biggest title twist since Infinity War.

The New Avengers, Marvel's new hit, has everyone going crazy after going from being Thunderbolts* to what we didn't expect, the successor to the Avengers!