Thunderbolts* may have just introduced us to the MCU's New Avengers, but what of Sam Wilson's Avengers© team? We take a look ...

The Captain America series has a touch niche to fill within the MCU, satisfying superhero fans with relatively limited superpowers and generally grounded stories. These have become the spy ...

If there’s one thing that’s been made especially clear in the last few years of Marvel movies — and now even more so in “Thunderbolts*” — it’s that the Avengers are gone, and Earth is sorely missing ...

The writers embrace the messiness of these personalities, and that leads to moments that are funny, tragic, and occasionally ...

Captain America is joined by Ant-Man, The Winter Soldier, Hawkeye, Falcon, Scarlet Witch and Agent 13. On Iron Man's side: War Machine, Black Widow, Black Panther, Spider-Man and Vision.

Not Heroes’ with an angle on the sarcastic twist of assembling assassins forced to work together from the movie Black Widow and series Falcon and ... included Captain America and a situation ...

EXCLUSIVE: Thunderbolts* is a team-up of former villains from previous projects, but it also introduced Sentry to the MCU.

Curious what Steven Yeun would've looked like as Sentry in Thunderbolts*? This concept art offers a glimpse at the Invincible ...

Some older films (Captain America: The First Avenger, Iron Man 2) add a bit of context to the opening scene, but it's nothing you can't pick up on your own. Also, Anthony Mackie is the Falcon and ...