Marvel produced several superhero ensemble movies under the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) production division.

Thunderbolts* features a unique villain, Sentry, who doesn't go down easily. There are plenty of Marvel heroes who could best ...

As a standalone debut in the MCU, Thunderbolts* delivered a decent box office performance, but as an Avengers film, it's kind ...

And that's why the MCU has, for better or for worse, made villains that always are worthy of matching up with our heroes.

Marvel's Thunderbolts movie features the surprising debut of the New Avengers, but what does this mean for Avengers: Doomsday? Here's everything you need to know.

The new movie Thunderbolts uses the tried and true Easter egg to contrast the misfit team with the mighty Avengers, one MCU ...

The Marvel Cinematic Universe  is at its best when it focuses on the character development of its larger-than-life superheroes because their powers don’t change the fact that they are still people ...

For existing fans, we can't blame you for wanting to watch Thor: Ragnarok here or Captain America: The Winter Soldier there.

The ending of "Thunderbolts*," Marvel's latest film, renames misfits and hints at what's to come in "Avengers: Doomsday." ...

Thunderbolts* has arrived in cinemas, marking the end of Phase 5 on the movies side, with only Ironheart to come before Phase ...

Osborn wasted no time in disbanding SHIELD, declaring himself the leader of a new organization known as HAMMER (with no ...

One could spend all day arguing about which Avengers romance is the biggest. Everyone has a favorite and is unwilling to back ...