Thunderbolts* finally reveals what happened to Avengers Tower--and it will still play a major role in the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Thunderbolts*, aka The New Avengers, had a different final credits scene that was canceled, and I'm now dying to see it.

In Marvel’s Thunderbolts* we learn that Valentina Allegra de Fontaine bought Avengers Tower. The former headquarters of Tony Stark and Earth’s Mightiest Heroes is now the property of Val and her ...

From an audience perspective, it doesn’t much matter who’s currently living in the tower, since all Marvel movies are basically auditions for those characters to be Avengers.

Valentina Allegra de Fontaine is revealed as the new owner of Avengers Tower in Thunderbolts*, but exactly how much would she have paid Iron Man to make the former base of Earth's Mightiest Heroes ...

“It would be very challenging to buy property insurance for Avengers Tower if you were a conventional investor,” Cohen continued. “The Avengers, presumably, don't occupy the entire building.

Avengers Tower – now called The Watchtower, thanks to new owner Valentina Allegra de Fontaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) – figures prominently in Thunderbolts, the new Marvel movie. But how much do ...

The Avengers may thrive on dysfunction, but 'Age of Ultron' gave us a glimpse at a more cohesive super-team.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, David Harbour, Florence Pugh, Wyatt Russell and Hannah John-Kamen introduced "Thunderbolts*" at CinemaCon.

Marvel Studios shared a Thunderbolts* trailer during D23 Brazil, and it is special because it reveals Avengers Tower's new owner.

The Watchtower is the new name for Avengers Tower, and that indicates that we are getting The Sentry’s epic headquarters too. If you’re not familiar, here’s the rundown.