Why are the Thunderbolts in a movie called Thunderbolts*? Well, the reason may not be as dramatic as everyone has speculated.

Why does the MCU's Thunderbolts* movie have an asterisk in its title? A new Thunderbolts* poster has revealed one possible ...

Marvel fans have been speculating about the asterisk in Thunderbolts* for months, trying to figure out what it means and why ...

Fans have been more engrossed in the Thunderbolts* title than the film's plot, but some answers might have finally surfaced ...

A recent Thunderbolts* poster has finally hinted at the possible meaning of the asterisk in the film's title. Read on for all ...

But timed to the recent Super Bowl trailer came a tweet from Marvel Studios Japan featuring an international Thunderbolts* ...

Much has been said about the mysterious asterisk at the end of Thunderbolts*'s title, but has an international poster spoiled ...

Thunderbolts* might have spoiled its biggest mystery in an unexpected way.

A new poster for Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts* finally reveals the meaning behind the asterisk in the MCU movie's title.

The new Thunderbolts* Super Bowl trailer answered some of the most-asked questions surrounding the Marvel team-up movie. Questions like: Who is the villain? (Answer: Lewis Pullman’s Bob Reynolds, a.k.

Marvel needs a Captain America. America just might need a hero. After two decades as a sideman, it’s Mackie’s turn.

However, with the Avengers still M.I.A., only the Thunderbolts ... Check out the new "Big Game" poster and trailer for Thunderbolts* below. Not super. Not heroes. Not giving up.