The big reveal for the Thunderbolts* asterisk comes at the end of the film. After the Thunderbolts calm Bob (Lewis Pullman) down, keeping his evil alter ego The Void at bay, they confront ...

The film hit theaters on May 2. The sneaky asterisk in the "Thunderbolts*" title officially has meaning. On Monday, Marvel unveiled the true name of the rag-tag group of superheroes as "The New ...

So what exactly did that asterisk mean after all in the Thunderbolts* title? On Monday, Marvel finally answered that question on its social media handles as well as in outdoor ads and in-theater ...

Here's a major Thunderbolts spoiler alert: We find out what the asterisk stands for. Bob is a bumbling, mild-mannered amnesiac whose powers are unleashed by Valentina Allegra de Fontaine (Julia ...

In his article, Bill Shaikin suggests that A.J. Hinch deserves the asterisk removed from his name for the taint of the cheating scandal because he was a minor player and has owned his part in what ...

Something new and exciting is coming — Walmart (@Walmart) May 9, 2025 Some users also urged Walmart to change their name as the asterisk originally meant a name change for the Thunderbolts team.

By Pamela McClintock Senior Film Writer A new, unlikely term has been added to the lexicon of stealth Hollywood marketing stunts — a pesky asterisk. At the same time, it’s true that several ...

A new crew of Avengers have been assembled — and that explains why “Thunderbolts*” had an asterisk title to begin with. The feature, which stars Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan, Julia Louis ...

"He's an American pope with an asterisk," said Catherine Hoegeman, a professor of sociology who studies religion at Missouri State University. "I think the difference is he's going to understand ...