Thunderbolts* saw Bucky Barnes join forces with a new team of heroes, but it completely ignored his closest ally, Sam Wilson.

That certainly sounds challenging. While Stan has limited screen time in Endgame thanks to Bucky being snapped out of ...

Bucky Barnes' new look in Thunderbolts* seems to have roots in the comics, and it may tease a new story for Sebastian Stan's ...

Bucky Barnes has appeared in both Thunderbolts/New Avengers and Captain America: Brave New World, but his character trajectory hasn't made sense since The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

The asterisk hullabaloo had everything to do with setting up The New Avengers ahead of Avengers: Doomsday ’s release next ...

However, it wasn’t enough for Marvel to introduce a New Avengers team through the back door of what appeared to be more of a ...

Bucky Barnes’ Thunderbolts* post-credits scene hair might not be good, but it is AMAZING. In it, we see Bucky in his new role as one of the “New Avengers” and to celebrate this position ...

Marvel Studios has officially rebranded Thunderbolts as The New Avengers, aligning the film’s narrative with broader ...

At the end of Thunderbolts*, Valentine tricks the team into a impromptu press conference where she officially declares that they are the New Avengers. Sounds easy enough, right? Well, nope not really.

Marvel tweeted a video of 'Thunderbolts*' star Sebastian Stan covering a poster for the film with one that reads '*The New ...

"Thunderbolts*" features a team of antiheroes, including Sebastian Stan's Bucky Barnes and Florence Pugh's Yelena Belova.

No. Bucky Barnes being willing to be tied to a woman ... a forlorn Bucky sits on a couch in the tacky redesign of Avengers tower, lamenting to his new team that not only would Sam not be giving ...