A distracting problem about the upcoming Thunderbolts* movie is arguably being made even more obvious thanks to Marvel Studios' latest MCU release.

Ever since 2012's "The Avengers," Avengers Tower has stood as a beacon of hope and heroism in the MCU, but that's about to change. According to "Thunderbolts*" director Jake Schreier, he intends to make it a "symbol of things taking a darker turn."

The Thunderbolts have always been a team of unlikely allies—reformed villains, antiheroes, and mercenaries who take on dangerous missions that others won’t. Now, Bucky Barnes

Marvel just announced a brand-new roster for the Thunderbolts*, bringing together a team of unlikely anti-heroes as they gear up for their MCU debut.

"Thunderbolts*" is the next blockbuster coming out of the gate for Marvel Studios, and as the team makes it to the big screen the comic book version is getting a major makeover. Marvel Comics will release the first issue of "New Thunderbolts" in June,