Avengers: Doomsday administrators Joe and Anthony Russo have confirmed that they are certainly the administrators behind the further lengthy post-credits scene of Thunderbolts* with a message posted to their social media, urging followers to ensure to stay round for the finish of the film to get their first style of Doomsday.
“Should you haven’t seen Thunderbolts… Go now! @jakeschreier made a unbelievable movie!” reads the Russo brothers’ submit. “Congratulations to the complete solid and crew. And ensure to remain till the very finish of the credit… we left you a little bit one thing.”
Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier beforehand disclosed that, although he was on set for it, the movie’s post-credits scene was really directed by another person, on the set of a distinct film. It is now confirmed that, as Schreier hinted, that film was Avengers: Doomsday and the administrators have been the Russos.
I am about to get into some Thunderbolts* spoilers, so flip again now if you wish to keep completely in the darkish.
In the post-credits scene, set a couple of 12 months after the occasions of the movie, the Thunderbolts – now formally rechristened as the New Avengers – lament their rivalry with Sam Wilson/Captain America’s personal model of the Avengers, who’re at odds with their very own authorities sanctioned crew.
Nonetheless, their dialog is reduce quick by an alert which leads them to carry up a satellite tv for pc view of the Incredible 4’s craft getting into the ambiance, presumably from their very own alt-actuality the place The Incredible 4: First Steps will happen.
This units up Doomsday’s huge solid, which, whereas not totally revealed, already consists of the New Avengers, the Incredible 4, and even many Fox X-Males.
Try our assessment of Thunderbolts*, AKA New Avengers, which is now in theaters capping off Marvel Section 5. Section 6 begins with July 25’s The Incredible 4: First Steps. For extra, take a look at our information to the different upcoming Marvel motion pictures on the manner in 2025 and past.
