New ‘Thunderbolts*’ Special Look Appears to Reveal Who Bought the Avengers Tower

As a seasoned Marvel fanatic with decades of comic book lore and cinematic universe under my belt, I can’t help but feel a mix of nostalgia and anticipation upon witnessing the latest teaser for Thunderbolts. The return of our favorite antiheroes has always been a delightful departure from the usual heroes-saving-the-world narrative, and this time seems no different.


During the D23 Marvel Studios event held in Brazil, a sneak peek for the upcoming Thunderbolts project was revealed to the audience. The clip was packed with thrilling action, witty banter, and the reappearance of some beloved anti-hero characters.

It also seemed to confirm that Valentina Allegra de Fontaine bought the Avengers Tower.

In “Spider-Man: Homecoming,” it emerged that Tony Stark intended to put up Avengers Tower for sale. Simultaneously, Happy Hogan oversaw the relocation of the gear, while the Vulture attempted to pilfer it.

In the movie “Spider-Man: Far From Home,” we see a building undergoing renovation. In the trailer for “Thunderbolts,” it appears that the team assembles in what seems to be a refurbished Avengers Tower. Given that the Thunderbolts report to Valentina Allegra de Fontaine, it’s possible she is the one who purchased and remodeled the tower.

In the nearly four-minute clip, the character portrayed by Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Valentina Allegra de Fontaine, is seen pouring herself a drink at a bar inside a high-rise building in New York City that resembles a well-known structure.

Isn’t it astonishing to imagine the significant battles that occurred right where you stand? It seems almost unbelievable considering the location wasn’t inexpensive, yet it offers a strategic viewpoint.

As soon as the initial Thunderbolts trailer was released, it sparked discussions about whether the iconic Avengers Tower could potentially transform into the well-known Watchtower of Sentry.

In the comic books, Sentry’s residence and operational base, known as the Watchtower, was situated close to Columbus Circle in Midtown Manhattan. This towering structure had a massive golden orb at its peak and distinctive black crossbeams running across it.

The Watchtower was managed by an artificial intelligence called CLOC, who kept tabs on worldwide communications and alerted Sentry in case of significant crises.

After Sentry was vanquished by his adversary, the General, he employed his abilities to erase everyone’s memory of him. Consequently, the Watchtower slipped into obscurity and remained hidden for numerous years due to this collective amnesia.

Later on, Tony Stark made the unintentional decision to construct his latest office building in the exact spot where the Watchtower should have been erected. Due to Sentry’s abilities, this new structure, now known as Stark Tower, camouflaged the Watchtower and went undetected.

It’s possible that the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) storyline could involve a building resembling the Watchtower, since it seems to appear in the trailer. However, for now, it’s clear that the Avengers Tower is owned by someone else.

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2024-11-10 12:44