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 ...

Marvel’s Thunderbolts has been playing coy with that punctuation mark for over a year now, and on May 5, they finally pulled back the curtain: the movie is officially titled The New Avengers.

The Thunderbolts become Avengers by the end of the flick, and they’ll be the first line of defense against Robert Downey Jr.’s Doctor Doom in Avengers: Doomsday, which is currently filming.

The below contains spoilers for “Thunderbolts,*” now in theaters. A new crew of Avengers have been assembled — and that explains why “Thunderbolts*” had an asterisk title to begin with.

In an unusual move, Marvel has started to rebrand its movie "Thunderbolts*" under a different name, "The New Avengers," just three days after it hit theaters. The Florence Pugh-led movie was ...

The studio then posted a video of the film’s cast ripping the “Thunderbolts*” title off the poster to reveal “The New Avengers.” The poster on ticketing websites like Fandango has also ...

Sebastian Stan is owning his membership of The New Avengers. Earlier this morning, Marvel Studios tweeted a video of the actor, who has long portrayed James “Bucky” Buchanan Barnes in the ...

The “Old Avengers” — Robert Downey Jr., Paul Rudd, Anthony Mackie and more stars from “Avengers: Doomsday” saluted the cast of “Thunderbolts” as the “New Avengers.” Downey ...

After months of speculation, we finally know what that pesky asterisk in “Thunderbolts*” means: There’s a New Avengers team in the MCU! Since “Endgame,” there hasn’t been a proper ...