The roster of Marvel’s impending Thunderbolts blockbuster has characters from all walks of life. There are heroes such as Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) and Red Guardian (David Harbor), and there are villains like Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen) and Taskmaster (Olga Kurlenko). Then there are some characters most might call antiheroes, similar to Florence Pugh’s Yelena Belova and Wyatt Russell’s John Walker.

As Harbor told us at D23 Exhibition this end of the week, fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe can expect plenty of shenanigans when the film arrives in theaters just under two years from now.

“I think they’re all difficult individuals who all have many weaknesses,” Harbor said at the convention. “As you may be aware, as I certainly do, when you put a lot of individuals with various certain weaknesses together, there’s often drama and comedy.”

Also remembered for the team’s roster is Valentina Allegra de Fontaine, an enigmatic spy played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus, a character whom fans have seen start tying the team together between the events of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and Hawkeye.

Whatever the case, an actor like Harbor is happy to be back in the franchise, especially now that he’s been told he gets a new supersuit.

“I was told I would get a new suit. And I don’t want to say the ‘F’ word, but I’m really psyched about that,” the Stranger Things alumnus told Marvel.com. “You watch Captain America and you see him in all of these different movies, and you see him the white star and the black star [on his costume.] I just want a full closet’s worth of suits, and I’m well on my way.”

Eric Pearson (Black Widow, Thor: Ragnarok) wrote the script to the team-up, which will be directed by Jake Schreier.