Thunderbolts* concept artist John Staub reveals the alternative version of Sentry and Void costumes Marvel Studios didn't use ...

Timeless series ahead! Marvel just reignited the biggest debate surrounding Sentry, revising the origins of the hero's dark ...

Marvel fans who can’t wait to see Sentry in Thunderbolts* can now get a great look at the character’s costume thanks to official merchandise. Today, the official Hasbro Pulse YouTube channel ...

The Sentry: Fallen Sun one-shot takes place after the hero's death in Marvel's Siege crossover event, in which the Dark Avengers led a literal siege of Asgard.While there's a misconception that ...

The Sentry began his comic book existence as an elaborate trolling by Marvel Comics editorial. Back in the ’90s, the Marvel Knights line of comics helped save the company after bankruptcy.

Created in 2000 by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee, Sentry is essentially Marvel’s answer to Superman. He’s an indestructible man with powers ranging from super speed to super strength, flight, super ...

One major aspect of the Sentry's Marvel Comics backstory had to be changed because of the ending of Spider-Man: No Way Home.

Marvel's Thunderbolts* introduces Bob Reynolds aka The Sentry to the cinematic universe – here's what you need to know about this dark spin on a superhero.

In the original Marvel comics, Robert “Bob” Reynolds, a.k.a. Sentry, is a superhero that first appeared in The Sentry #1 in 2000. The character was created by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee.