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.

While Thunderbolts* is packed to the brim with nefarious characters, the true villain of the movie is a surprising one.

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Fidel Castro expected the same. (In fact, the two men's voices were difficult to distinguish one from the other.) "Can you explain these crazy Cubans to me? Isn't it obvious the boy should go back ...

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describing him as a spiritual father and a global voice of conscience whose life was marked by humility, service, and an unwavering pursuit of peace and justice. In a statement signed by Rev. Dr ...