There are a couple of origins for the Sentry Serum, though the Thunderbolts* film notably depicts a version of the serum that takes inspiration from 2006’s Sentry #8 by Paul Jenkins and John ...

But as his dependence on the serum grew, Robert’s dark side manifested. An equally powerful but far more malicious creature, the Void undid all the good achieved by the Sentry, and even maimed ...

The serum seems to exacerbate Bob's symptoms and give him two personalities. Val hopes to present Sentry as her own personal achievement to the world. She even workshops his costume, his hair, and ...

Thunderbolts* originally had a very different antagonist. Wyatt Russell's John Walker, AKA US Agent, initially had the role Sentry took on in the final version of the movie, according to ...

Thunderbolts*, now out in many theaters worldwide and expected to drop in more locations soon, fully showcases the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s take on Robert “Bob” Reynolds a.k.a Sentry/Void ...

Bob, played by Top Gun: Maverick’s Lewis Pullman, appears in a handful of shots during the trailer that immediately make it clear he is the comic character Sentry.Created in 2000 by Paul Jenkins ...

Exactly how the Sentry and the Void play out in "Thunderbolts*" is being debated, but it's likely Bob Reynolds' light and dark facets will be on full display with one emerging victorious against ...

Thunderbolts* originally had a very different antagonist. Wyatt Russell's John Walker, AKA US Agent, initially had the role Sentry took on in the final version of the movie, according to ...

Okay, he's not just Bob. Played by Lewis Pullman, Bob is the subject of experimentation at the hands of Julia Louis-Dreyfus' CIA director Valentina Allegra de Fontaine. She hopes to create—and control ...

Everything you need to know about Bob, the unassuming man in pajamas, who can turn into both a superhero and supervillain.