Thunderbolts #1 Variant Cover Unveils Black Widow’s Symbiote Suit in a Fresh Perspective

October 17, 2023
Thunderbolts #1 Variant Cover Unveils Black Widow’s Symbiote Suit in a Fresh Perspective

Get ready for a thrilling revelation — Marvel Comics has just unveiled artist Derrick Chew’s mind-blowing variant cover for the highly anticipated Thunderbolts #1, coming this December.

In Chew’s variant, we see the iconic Natasha Romanoff, aka Black Widow, embracing her fierce new symbiote suit. But that’s not all! Natasha is about to make history as the first-ever host of a brand-new symbiote in Venom #27 by Torunn Grønbekk and Julius Ohta, hitting shelves on November 1. And that’s just the beginning!

Once she takes on her symbiote powers, Natasha will join forces with an incredible lineup of heroes, including Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier, Yelena Belova/White Widow, Shang-Chi, and more, in the thrilling new Thunderbolts series by Collin Kelly, Jackson Lanzing, and Geraldo Borges.

Prepare to be blown away by Derrick Chew’s stunning variant cover for Thunderbolts #1 below:


Bucky Barnes leads a revolution in Marvel’s new Thunderbolt series

“Get ready for a revolution!” declares the official synopsis for Thunderbolts #1. Bucky Barnes, also known as the New Revolution, has just inherited a treasure trove of covert intel, and he’s on a mission for justice. Like a bolt of lightning, he’s targeting the establishment, taking down the untouchables that no one else dares to challenge. And he won’t stop until he emerges victorious. Teaming up with the enigmatic Contessa Valentina Allegra de Fontaine, Bucky assembles a team of elite operatives to pursue high-profile targets like the Red Skull, Kingpin, and even Doctor Doom himself. No one is safe from the Thunderbolts!

“Together with our esteemed collaborator Geraldo Borges, we’re thrilled to present a whole new kind of team book,” share writers Kelly and Lanzing about the relaunch of this iconic title. “This marks the dawn of a new era for the Thunderbolts, featuring a gripping four-part espionage saga, a constantly evolving cast, and a singular mission: to dismantle a century of Nazi evil with justice as swift as lightning.”

Mark your calendars for the release of Thunderbolts #1 on Wednesday, December 6, courtesy of Marvel Comics. The issue will also feature a captivating main cover by Terry Dodson.

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Sarah O'Donell

A journalism graduate from NYU, Sarah specializes in reporting on comic book culture. She has interviewed renowned artists and writers, and brings her insights into the comic book world to Hypernova.

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