Zemo. However, Zemo is also secretly working with Shinobi Shaw and Psylocke as part of a new Hellfire Club to bring about the Sentinels' downfall. Old Man Logan In Old Man Hawkeye, a prequel to Old Man Logan, it is revealed that Baron Zemo coerced the Thunderbolts into betraying the Avengers and allying with the villains, killing nearly every hero except for Hawkeye, whom they left out of spite. The plot of the prequel comic revolves around an older Hawkeye hunting down the former Thunderbolts to avenge his fallen comrades. Marvel Rising In Marvel Rising, the Thunderbolts are a rock band featuring versions of Screaming Mimi, Moonstone, Jolt and Atlas In other media Television A loose depiction of Norman Osborn's Thunderbolts appears in the Ultimate Spider-Man episode "New Warriors". This version of the group is a team of young superhumans established by Taskmaster and consists of Cloak and Dagger and the Vulture, with the Green Goblin as a silent benefactor. The group's mission is to raid the S.H.I.E.L.D. Tri-Carrier to break the Goblin out of S.H.I.E.L.D. custody, though they and the Sinister Six end up fighting Spider-Man and the New Warriors. The various battles result in Cloak and Dagger defecting to Spider-Man's side and Taskmaster being apprehended while Vulture and the Goblin escape. Baron Helmut Zemo's Thunderbolts appear in Avengers Assemble, consisting of Citizen V, MACH-IV, Songbird, Atlas, Meteorite, and Techno. Similarly to the comics, this version of the group are the Masters of Evil, who use an inversion stabilizer to disguise themselves and masquerade as superheroes. Throughout their self-titled episode and "Thunderbolts Revealed", the Thunderbolts work with the Avengers until a suspicious Hawkeye discovers the Thunderbolts' true identities. In the ensuing fight, Captain America inspires Songbird to legitimately become a hero and convince her teammates to expose Zemo and turn on him. Though Zemo escapes, Hawkeye advises the remaining Thunderbolts to turn themselves in and work towards being official heroes once they serve their time. A band inspired by the Thunderbolts called "Screaming Mimi and the Thunderbolts" appear in the Marvel Rising short "Battle of the Bands", led by Melissa Gold and consisting of Atlas, Jolt and Moonstone look-a-likes. Film By June 2022, Thunderbolts was in development at Marvel Studios, with Jake Schreier attached to direct and Eric Pearson writing the screenplay. Filming is expected to begin in June 2023. It is scheduled to be the second-to-last film in