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==Other versions==
==="Fightbolts"===
From ''Thunderbolts'' #76-81, the Thunderbolts were no longer featured. The focus of the comic shifted to Daniel Axum, a former supervillain known as the Battler. Axum joined an underground fighting circuit that employed other supervillains, including the [[Armadillo (comics)|Armadillo]]. Axum, along with fellow combatant Man-Killer, turned on his criminal manager Rey Trueno, and refused to return to the supervillain lifestyle. Despite continuing the title and numbering, this incarnation had no connection to the better-known team listed above, and the title was cancelled six issues into this direction.
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The quote is frequently attributed to [[Joseph Swetnam]], but this was not Swetnam himself, but rather a character based on him in the 1620 play ''[[Swetnam the Woman-Hater|Swetnam the Woman-Hater Arraigned by Women]]'', which was written by an unknown author. Busiek reports that one ''Thunderbolts'' fan located a version of the [[couplet]] attributed to Irish archbishop [[Milo Sweetman]], who died in 1380.<ref name="Poem"/>
==In other media==▼
===Television===▼
* The Thunderbolts appear in the ''[[Ultimate Spider-Man (TV series)|Ultimate Spider-Man: Web Warriors]]'' episode "New Warriors". This version is a young hero team established by [[Taskmaster]], and consists of [[Cloak and Dagger (comics)|Cloak and Dagger]] and [[Vulture (comics)|Vulture]]. Their mission was to raid the [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] [[Helicarrier|Tri-Carrier]] to spring [[Norman Osborn|Green Goblin]] from the S.H.I.E.L.D. prison where they end up fighting [[Spider-Man]]'s [[New Warriors|recruits]]. Following the resulting battle, Cloak and Dagger defected to Spider-Man's side and Taskmaster was apprehended while Vulture escapes.▼
* The Thunderbolts appear in the ''[[Avengers Assemble (TV series)|Avengers: Ultron Revolution]]'' episodes "The Thunderbolts."<ref>http://tvlistings.zap2it.com/tv/marvels-avengers-ultron-revolution/episode-guide/EP02364720?aid=zap2it</ref> The team consists of the original lineup from the comics; [[Baron Zemo#Baron Helmut Zemo|Citizen V]], [[Abner Jenkins|MACH-IV]], [[Songbird (comics)|Songbird]], [[Erik Josten|Atlas]], [[Moonstone (comics)|Meteorite]] and [[Fixer (comics)#Paul Norbert Ebersol|Techno]]. They have been the debut superhero team that has been doing some heroics where they had a woman named Gabby as their publicist. The Thunderbolts are first seen when they help the Avengers take down [[Growing Man]]. The press ends up giving the Thunderbolts the credit. Iron Man later tracked them to their headquarters and had a brief altercation with them until a bomb sent by [[Justin Hammer]] nearly wiped them out. When it comes to three possible bunkers of Justin Hammer, each members of both teams went to them. It was through one of them that Iron Man and Citizen V found that the Thunderbolts' publicist Gabby has connections with Justin Hammer. At the latest bunker, the Avengers and the Thunderbolts fought Justin Hammer in his Mega-Mandroid which had forcefield abilities. Thanks to Moonstone phasing through, the Mega-Mandroid was defeated with Justin Hammer being handed over to the authorities. Citizen V took the opportunity to fire Gabby as Iron Man is believed to think that the Thunderbolts are good guys after after all.
===Video games===▼
* Most of the post-Civil War Thunderbolts appear in ''[[Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2]]''. Green Goblin, [[Robbie Baldwin|Penance]], [[Songbird (comics)|Songbird]] and [[Mac Gargan|Venom]] are playable characters and receive a Thunderbolts team bonus if they are on the same team. [[Jack O'Lantern (Marvel Comics)|Jack O'Lantern]] makes a cameo running with the other villains while [[Bullseye (comics)|Bullseye]], [[Moonstone (comics)|Moonstone]] and [[Lady Deathstrike]] are seen as boss characters at several different points during the game, first seen while playing as an Anti-Registration Team, and later being controlled by the Fold.<ref>[http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2009/06/marvel-ultimate-alliance-2-thunderbolts-are-go/ Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2: Thunderbolts are go!] at Robot 6 on Comic Book Resources</ref>▼
* The Thunderbolts are mentioned by [[Hawkeye (comics)|Hawkeye]] in ''[[Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3]]''. Before the fight, Hawkeye says "[[Avengers (comics)|Avengers]], [[Defenders (comics)|Defenders]], Thunderbolts, I make any team better".▼
* The Thunderbolts appear in ''[[Lego Marvel's Avengers]]'' as part of the Thunderbolts [[Downloadable content|DLC]]. Atlas, Citizen V, Jolt, MACH-V, Meteorite and Songbird are the featured characters in the "Thunderbolts" DLC.▼
===Books===▼
* The Thunderbolts co-starred with the Avengers in the original prose fiction novel ''Avengers and the Thunderbolts'', written by Pierce Askegren and published by Berkley (259 pages, paperback, January 1999, ISBN 978-0-425-16675-8).▼
==Collected editions==
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* ''Thunderbolts Volume 3: Infinity'' (collects ''Thunderbolts'' vol. 2 #13-19, 136, softcover, January 2014, {{ISBNT|978-0785166962}})
* ''Thunderbolts Volume 4: No Mercy'' (collects ''Thunderbolts'' vol. 2 #20-26, 160, softcover, August 2014, {{ISBNT|978-0785189824}})
▲==In other media==
▲===Television===
▲* The Thunderbolts appear in the ''[[Ultimate Spider-Man (TV series)|Ultimate Spider-Man: Web Warriors]]'' episode "New Warriors". This version is a young hero team established by [[Taskmaster]], and consists of [[Cloak and Dagger (comics)|Cloak and Dagger]] and [[Vulture (comics)|Vulture]]. Their mission was to raid the [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] [[Helicarrier|Tri-Carrier]] to spring [[Norman Osborn|Green Goblin]] from the S.H.I.E.L.D. prison where they end up fighting [[Spider-Man]]'s [[New Warriors|recruits]]. Following the resulting battle, Cloak and Dagger defected to Spider-Man's side and Taskmaster was apprehended while Vulture escapes.
▲===Video games===
▲* Most of the post-Civil War Thunderbolts appear in ''[[Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2]]''. Green Goblin, [[Robbie Baldwin|Penance]], [[Songbird (comics)|Songbird]] and [[Mac Gargan|Venom]] are playable characters and receive a Thunderbolts team bonus if they are on the same team. [[Jack O'Lantern (Marvel Comics)|Jack O'Lantern]] makes a cameo running with the other villains while [[Bullseye (comics)|Bullseye]], [[Moonstone (comics)|Moonstone]] and [[Lady Deathstrike]] are seen as boss characters at several different points during the game, first seen while playing as an Anti-Registration Team, and later being controlled by the Fold.<ref>[http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2009/06/marvel-ultimate-alliance-2-thunderbolts-are-go/ Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2: Thunderbolts are go!] at Robot 6 on Comic Book Resources</ref>
▲* The Thunderbolts are mentioned by [[Hawkeye (comics)|Hawkeye]] in ''[[Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3]]''. Before the fight, Hawkeye says "[[Avengers (comics)|Avengers]], [[Defenders (comics)|Defenders]], Thunderbolts, I make any team better".
▲* The Thunderbolts appear in ''[[Lego Marvel's Avengers]]'' as part of the Thunderbolts [[Downloadable content|DLC]]. Atlas, Citizen V, Jolt, MACH-V, Meteorite and Songbird are the featured characters in the "Thunderbolts" DLC.
▲===Books===
▲* The Thunderbolts co-starred with the Avengers in the original prose fiction novel ''Avengers and the Thunderbolts'', written by Pierce Askegren and published by Berkley (259 pages, paperback, January 1999, ISBN 978-0-425-16675-8).
==References==
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