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In this striking lineup from Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts*, a dysfunctional ensemble of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's most prominent antiheroes stands captured from left to right, showcasing an intriguing blend of redemption seekers and battle-tested operatives. Anchor of the left side is Bucky Barnes, portrayed with seasoned gravitas by Sebastian Stan, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the phasing, molecularly unstable Ava Starr/Ghost, brought to life by Hannah John-Kamen. Taking center stage is the fierce and witty Black Widow successor Yelena Belova, played by Florence Pugh, who flanks the volatile former Captain America John Walker, embodied by Wyatt Russell. Grounding the far right is the boisterous Russian super-soldier Alexei Shostakov / Red Guardian, played by David Harbour, completing a visually compelling tableau of Valentina Allegra de Fontaine's recruited misfits as they prepare to confront the ghosts of their traumatic pasts.

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An illustration of Bucky Barnes as the Winter Soldier running forward amidst a fiery, chaotic explosion, carrying a submachine gun in his right hand. He wears a dark, tactical combat suit equipped with multiple utility pouches and gear belts, alongside his signature black domino mask. His highly detailed, metallic cybernetic left arm shines under the bright glare of the blast, featuring its distinctive red-and-white star emblem on the shoulder as he charges directly toward the viewer with a determined, intense expression.

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An illustration of Bucky Barnes as the Winter Soldier running forward amidst a fiery, chaotic explosion, carrying a submachine gun in his right hand. He wears a dark, tactical combat suit equipped with multiple utility pouches and gear belts, alongside his signature black domino mask. His highly detailed, metallic cybernetic left arm shines under the bright glare of the blast, featuring its distinctive red-and-white star emblem on the shoulder as he charges directly toward the viewer with a determined, intense expression.
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A close-up, profile-angled studio portrait of actress Florence Pugh. She wears an intricate, metallic helmet-style cap resembling overlapping metal chainmail scales, adorned with a large rosette emblem over the ear and a fine, spiky textured fringe framing her forehead and ears. Her expression is serene and contemplative, featuring soft, glowing makeup, a warm blush on her cheeks, and natural, well-defined brows. The background is a soft, muted grey with a curved dark blue architectural border hugging the lower left edge of the frame.

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Kathryn Hahn May Return as Agatha in 'Avengers: Secret Wars'

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An official production still from Marvel Television's "Agatha All Along" showcases actress Kathryn Hahn reprising her role as the formidable witch Agatha Harkness. Captured in a medium shot against a dimly lit, shadowy forest backdrop, she embodies dark, mystical power while dressed in her signature elaborate witch robes—a complex ensemble featuring rich shades of deep blue and purple with heavily textured, pleated, and billowing fabric that gathers at her waist. Her dark hair flows loosely as she strikes a theatrical, spellcasting pose with both arms raised, her claw-like hands held high with fingers dramatically bent, exposing dark nail polish. She displays an intense, fierce facial expression with bared teeth and a calculating gaze, evoking a sinister and chaotic energy characteristic of her supernatural persona. The cool, moody lighting filters subtly through the background, casting deep shadows over the scenery and accentuating the intricate contours of her costume to elevate the overall eerie, witchy aesthetic of the scene.

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Marvel's 'Thunderbolts' Gets a Viral Second Life Thanks to One Perfectly Silly Potato Line

Zoya Mahroosh Zulfiqar
In this striking lineup from Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts*, a dysfunctional ensemble of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's most prominent antiheroes stands captured from left to right, showcasing an intriguing blend of redemption seekers and battle-tested operatives. Anchor of the left side is Bucky Barnes, portrayed with seasoned gravitas by Sebastian Stan, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the phasing, molecularly unstable Ava Starr/Ghost, brought to life by Hannah John-Kamen. Taking center stage is the fierce and witty Black Widow successor Yelena Belova, played by Florence Pugh, who flanks the volatile former Captain America John Walker, embodied by Wyatt Russell. Grounding the far right is the boisterous Russian super-soldier Alexei Shostakov / Red Guardian, played by David Harbour, completing a visually compelling tableau of Valentina Allegra de Fontaine's recruited misfits as they prepare to confront the ghosts of their traumatic pasts.

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