Thunderbolts* was praised for its depiction of mental health issues, which was a first in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).

Warning! This post contains SPOILERS for Marvel's Thunderbolts*I've been trying to focus on improving my overall mental health this year, and Marvel's new Thunderbolts*surprisingly hit me hard (in ...

Warning: This article contains slight spoilers. On May 3, I saw Marvel Studios’ “Thunderbolts*.” As a Marvel fan, it lived up ...

There is always room for new depictions of mental health issues in pop culture, if only to normalize discussing such personal issues through fiction. However, the story behind Bob (Lewis Pullman) and ...

The Thunderbolts/New Avengers team hauls him ... I’ve been through this kind of crisis myself, facing my own mental health struggles or trying to help friends navigate theirs.

The filmmaker explains the origins of that A24-style trailer and jokes about The Hollywood Reporter's own cameo in the feature, which explores mental health through the superhero genre.

With its adorable little asterisk in the title, “Thunderbolts*” goes further than most Marvels in its focus on psychological torment, mental health and, more broadly, a shared search for self ...

MCU's Thunderbolts* earlier had two different villains, and it could have shaped the film in an entirely different direction.

Scheier explained that they applied the same tonal philosophy from “Beef” when creating “Thunderbolts*,” including the exploration of mental health. The eponymous ... Though the core focus is on the ...