The article discusses 'Thunderbolts', a film featuring a group of antiheroes led by Yelena Belova and Red Guardian. This unlikely team suggests a shift from the traditional Avengers' ethos of 'Earth's mightiest heroes' to a more accessible, flawed portrayal of characters. It compares the team to the Guardians of the Galaxy, emphasizing the potential for surprising narratives revolving around imperfect heroes. The article raises questions about the credibility and impact of such a narrative shift in the superhero genre.
The Thunderbolts team is a group of antiheroes and reformed villains, less competent than traditional Avengers, yet they come together to save the day.
Marvel's success with the Guardians of the Galaxy shows that flawed characters can resonate with audiences, challenging traditional hero narratives through humor and relatability.
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