Needing a change, he next collaborated with writer Kurt Busiek on a new team of. She appeared in the 2004 "Avengers/Thunderbolts" series, but has otherwise been M.I.A. Thunderbolts After working on Spider-Man for several years, Bagley began to feel burnt out on Spider-Man. Despite being a major player in the initial "Thunderbolts" run, Jolt has rarely been seen since the end of the first "Thunderbolts" volume in 2003. Mark Bagley was born on 7 August 1957 in Frankfurt, Germany. Jolt originally appeared in "Thunderbolts" #1 and joined the team a few issues later, presenting a major wrinkle in Baron Zemo's secret plan. Marvel has yet to reveal whether or not Songbird will have a role to play in the issue itself, though. by Mark Bagley (Cover Art, Illustrator), Marvel Various (Illustrator, Writer), Fabian Nicieza (Writer) & 4.9 4. Songbird, another original 'Bolter, can currently be seen in the pages of "New Avengers," although she does also appear alongside the current Thunderbolts lineup in Mark Bagley's variant cover for issue #10. Atlas, Fixer, Moonstone and Mach-X were with the team 20 years ago when Baron Zemo started them as a cover identity for the Masters of Evil - and they're with the team today. The anniversary storyline comes at a fitting moment for the team, as the roster now includes almost all of the original lineup. Additionally, original "Thunderbolts" creators Kurt Busiek and Mark Bagley will return to the series they launched 20 years ago for an all-new backup story featuring the return of classic T'bolts member Jolt.
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