Sorry, I know you could use the thunderbolts, but i needed to be 100% sure you could use wildcard for the FF TA. THe judge where I am currently going said that hair10 just updated and said u couldn't use that combo. Due to that I had to change my whole team b/c I had a great strategy for that night's tourney. Also, I had lost that tournament but it was still cool. However, the point is I wouldv'e probably won had I had my strategy to work. Is it possible to complain to wizkids or go to my judge and sock him in the face for ruining my chances of winning becasue he either 1. lied or 2. purposely didnt want me to play that night with the team or 3. didn't know the rules. Becasue of his arrogance I am going to print out the new updated rules and show them to him. My main question is, what if he still doesn't let me play with the new rules becasue it would seem unfair or cheesy, or house rules.

You can use Wildcards to copy the original FF TA so that they can get the Alternate FF TA granted by the Fantastic Four Feat card.

You can use Wildcards to copy the Avengers TA, so that they can use an alternate team ability granted by the Thunderbolts Feat Card.

The FAQ's state that you cannot use the Thunderbolts Feat Card to copy any team ability that is granted by a feat card.

No you can't... well, it's in the wrong order. You have to have your FF member use the AFF feat card, THEN your wildcard figure can copy the NEW ability.
Same thing here... wrong order. Your actual Avenger uses the Tbolts card to choose a new ability, and THEN your wildcard figure can copy the NEW ability.
I have to agree with this though...

Some people will say that in the end, it doesn't matter what the order is since the results are the same in the end, but it DOES matter. It matters because that's how the rules say to do the process. WK might add something new that actually DEPENDS on a specific order, so the order matters.

Unless it was a million dollar tourney, I wouldn't really give two carps about it. It never hurts to get the facts straight to take to your Judge, but there's no reason to cause a big fuss over it. You both will just know for the next tourney.