“Thunderbolts” refers to a term commonly associated with a group of fictional characters in the Marvel Comics universe. This team typically consists of reformed supervillains who adopt heroic identities and aim to perform good deeds, often operating under the supervision of the government. The concept was introduced in the late 1990s and has evolved to include various iterations and members over the years. The Thunderbolts primarily operate in action-adventure narratives, where themes of redemption, moral complexity, and the struggle between good and evil are explored. In broader terms, “thunderbolt” can also refer to a sudden and powerful strike, often associated with lightning or intense energy, symbolizing abrupt change or impactful events.
Marvel's *Thunderbolts* introduces a unique team of antiheroes, diverging from traditional superhero narratives. Son Lux, acclaimed for their work on *Everything Everywhere All at Once*, will provide the film's score,…