John Staub, senior illustrator at Marvel Studios, shares alternate concept art designs of Lewis Pullman's Void on Instagram.

This was our first glimpse of The Sentry/The Void character coming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the upcoming "Thunderbolts*" movie, due in theaters starting May 2.

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Marvel Studios' "Thunderbolts" is the next big upcoming sci-fi movie on our radar, and it's set to strike theaters on May 2, 2025, serving as an early jumpstart to the summer movie season. Ahead ...

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The story behind Sentry and The Void. In the original Marvel comics, Robert Reynolds is a troubled teenager who unknowingly ingests a serum designed to replicate the Super Soldier formula.

Marvel’s Thunderbolts* wrestles with issues of self-worth and isolation, even suicidal ideation. Was that a difficult sell to Kevin Feige? Surprisingly not, says its director.

Sebastian Stan and David Harbour, foreground, with John Walker and Hannah John-Kamen, rear, in "Thunderbolts*." (Marvel Studios) The misfits scenario guiding “Thunderbolts*” is nothing new.

The Void art by Olivier Coipel. (Image Credit: Marvel) The Void is finally unleashed in 2010’s Siege, which sees Osborn lead an all-out attack against Asgard.

Thunderbolts* is exactly the jolt Marvel Studios movies needed. The movie, which hit theaters on Friday, May 2, follows Yelena Belvova (Florence Pugh), ... like she’s in a dark void.

Did other NYC heroes get sucked into the Void in Thunderbolts*? The co-writer offered some honest thoughts on that question.