Jenkins co-created The Sentry in 2000 and spent time consulting on the movie, which has earned praise for telling a story of mental health struggles through the lens of a comic book feature ...

Sentry: The Power of a Million Exploding Suns. Then there’s Sentry—Marvel’s hidden weapon, Robert Reynolds. Once a troubled man battling addiction and trauma, he ingested a serum a thousand times ...

Lewis Pullman as Sentry (Image: Marvel) Bob’s story starts not in glory, but in darkness. Addicted, desperate, and deeply broken, he injects himself with what he thinks is a drug to quiet the chaos in ...

However, already suffering from his own latent schizophrenia, agoraphobia, and general anxiety disorder, the serum also latched onto his darker impulses and created The Void, an ‘alternate personality ...

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 ...

Sentry is a mentally unstable hero, and that makes him too dangerous. As the movie puts: the serum gives Bob "the power of a million exploding suns." Thus Sentry is born. His powers get tested in one ...

Unicorn enterprise startup Sentry is acquiring YC-backed Emerge Tools, which offers a suite of mobile developer tools and counts OpenAI as a customer. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

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. Skip to main content Going Out ...

Sentry is a mentally unstable hero, and that makes him too dangerous. As the movie puts: the serum gives Bob "the power of a million exploding suns." Thus Sentry is born. His powers get tested in one ...

Sentry’s MCU Origin Story Explained. In the MCU’s Thunderbolts*, Robert “Bob” Reynolds is introduced not as a forgotten legend, but as a man broken by a traumatic past.The film reveals that Bob ...