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What else can you tell us about the logistics of your team? RELATED: Marvel's Black Panther Is No Longer In Thunderbolts #2, we reveal why he's in New York City and how he ends up getting pulled into the mix with everyone. He's this pint-sized, angry, ridiculous, alien from Monster Island. The other character we've revealed in the solicits for Thunderbolts #2 is a classic, Kirby-esque Marvel monster who we're calling Eegro the Unbreakable. The name and all the other elements put together are meant to lampshade the ridiculousness of it. If they respond, 'This is really hokey!' That's also correct. If people respond with, 'This is awesome! I know what you're going for!' That's great. Sean's design for the character is really fun. What is his past? What has he done before? He's a cybernetic soldier and we're having fun with the wink and nod Cable-ness of it all. And we thought, 'What if we just turn everything up to 11? What if we make this a '90s style, ridiculous version of that trope? Can we play those old tunes with a fun, modern edge?' So, we thought it would be great to include the grim, loner-style character in there as well. We've got the big guy, the mentalist, and the energy projector.

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It's always a thrill, and as Tom Brevoort and I were putting this series together we noticed a familiar formula. I love making new characters in the Marvel Universe. There's one in Thunderbolts #1 and another in #2. This book also features a new character that you and Sean created, Gutsen Glory. I enjoy keeping people guessing about how they're going to be utilized and be most effective against the threats coming their way.

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I needed to have some powerhouses in the mix, and it's fun to figure out how to put challenges up against them along with everyone else. Monica and America Chavez were on the Ultimates together so they have cosmic level power and I thought, 'If the Thunderbolts are meant to be New York's premier superhero team they're essentially stepping in for the Avengers, the Fantastic Four, and anyone else who would normally handle threats in the Big Apple.' So, they have to be able to stand toe-to-toe with that power level as well. This team also has some real powerhouses in the form of Spectrum and America Chavez.Д«ig time! TheyвЂ™re both awesome. There's a midlife crisis aspect to it all. So, he's trying to reverse course and trying to figure out who he's meant to be. Clint did some nasty stuff in that mini-series! He turned down a dark road and he knows it. The redemption element seems especially fitting for Hawkeye given the events of the recent Hawkeye: Freefall miniseries.ДЇreefall informs quite a bit of what's going on here. So, if that's going to be the case Luke figures let's use the team but make them actual heroes instead of the Kingpin of Crime's flunkies. They're deputized and part of the law in New York City as it stands in the post- DevilвЂ™s Reign world. The Thunderbolts are on the books as a legal superhero team. The wheels of commerce and government are slow and turgid at the best of times. On top of that, they can't just take the laws Wilson Fisk created and turn them off like a switch. That's their motivation for this new version of the team. They want it redeemed and to see something better on the other side. They have basically deputized crooks running around New York doing what they wanted wielding the law like a weapon.Д«oth Luke Cage and Clint Barton have led the Thunderbolts and believe in the name. Wilson Fisk's Thunderbolts were a purely criminal team. Not only that, but everyone on the team has their own redemptive elements I'm bringing into the mix. Hawkeye was the Thunderbolts leader who took over when Zemo got pushed out by the team wanting to redeem themselves back in the Busiek and Bagley days.

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