As writer Paul Jenkins has explained in a number of sources, including his recent Traversing the Stars podcast appearance, ...

Sentry is Marvel's Superman in the sense of looking like DC's flagship hero and having essentially the same powers, however that's just the tip of the iceberg.

While out promoting the upcoming release of Thunderbolts, actor Lewis Pullman, the man bringing the enigmatic Bob Reynolds aka The Sentry/Void, to life on screen, found himself fielding a truly ...

Marvel’s answer to Superman made his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut in Thunderbolts*, with Top Gun: Maverick actor Lewis Pullman portraying Bob Reynolds/Sentry and his villainous alter-ego, the ...

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 ...

Superman and Sentry are two of the most powerful superheroes in their respective universes. Both characters possess incredible strength, speed, and durability.

Sentry Is Marvel’s Superman, with a Dark Side. Marvel Comics In the Sentry original limited series, we meet Robert Reynolds. He’s an out-of-shape, middle-aged man living a bleak existence.

Marvel Comics writer Paul Jenkins and artist Jae Lee conceived The Sentry, with concept elements contributed by Paul Veitch. The character's first appearance was in "The Sentry" miniseries with a ...

Lewis Pullman has weighed in on whether Marvel’s Sentry could go toe-to-toe with Superman, Homelander, and Omni-Man. In an interview, the Thunderbolts* star shared his thoughts on Sentry’s ...

The Thunderbolts* trailer reveals “Bob” as the MCU version of Marvel Comics’ evil Superman, but his explanation may differ in the movie.