Thunderbolts* introduced the character of The Void to an entirely new generation of moviegoers. He is the villain of the story and has a backstory different from the comic books.

By Brian Davids Writer Thunderbolts* co-writer Eric Pearson has been one of Marvel Studios’ most reliable collaborators the ...

ScreenRant interviews Thunderbolts* writer Eric Pearson in a spoiler-filled chat about the movie’s biggest moments and what ...

Eric Pearson knows his Marvel. After emerging from the Marvel Writers Program, the screenwriter worked on multiple short ...

A new crew of Avengers have been assembled - and that explains why "Thunderbolts*" had an asterisk title to begin with. The ...

Pugh, in particular, gives the movie an emotional tangibility that makes it feel realms more solid than the last few years of ...

Taskmaster originally had a bigger role in 'Thunderbolts*,' including a friendship with Ghost and running gag with John ...

Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier tells Collider about a scrapped mid-credits scene that featured David Harbour as a ...

Thunderbolts* writer Eric Pearson shares which character was initially the top antagonist in the superhero blockbuster ...

The Thunderbolts* are now in theaters and the film is doing good. The fans and critics are satisfied and the box office ...

Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier recently shared why he thinks the movie is different from DC's Suicide Squad.

Exclusive: Daniel Brühl's Baron Zemo was part of an early Thunderbolts* draft that made him a major antagonist, as revealed ...