T he asterisk in the title of Marvel’s upcoming Thunderbolts* has had fans puzzled since it was first revealed as part of the film’s marketing. What is the asterisk hinting at

Much has been said about the mysterious asterisk at the end of Thunderbolts*'s title, but has an international poster spoiled the surprise? As expected, it does reference Earth's Mightiest

The much-awaited trailer of Marvel Entertainment's 'Thunderbolts' was released on the night of one of the biggest sporting events in the world-the Super Bowl on Sunday (Monday morning in India).

Foremost among those was the "Big Game" trailer for Marvel's upcoming "Thunderbolts*" movie. It feels significant that Marvel opted for "Thunderbolts*" to be the 2025 film that got the Super Bowl ad.

Set to a rework of Starship's 'Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now', the trailer shows us that Yelena, Bucky, US Agent, Red Guardian, Ghost and Taskmaster don't make the best team, and not even Valentina Allegra de Fontaine,

The new Thunderbolts* trailer has been released, and it's left fans convinced about a Marvel fan theory. Given Taskmaster's very limited screen time in both the early trailers and the latest clip shown during the Super Bowl,

After the "Thunderbolts*" Super Bowl trailer, fans are pretty convinced one member's screen time will be rather short, to say the least.

While we don’t know everything about Marvel Studios ’ upcoming Thunderbolts* (like what the asterisk stands for), thanks to the new trailer released during the Super Bowl, we have an even clearer confirmation of who the villain is.