Debuting in the comics in 2000, Bob Reynolds was such a threat that knowledge of his power was literally erased from existence as a safety precaution, a mind-wiping so complete that even his ...

In Thunderbolts* we finally see a male superhero ask for help with his mental illness. But, as is common in Hollywood, women ...

Introduced in the pages of 2000’s Sentry #1 by writer Paul Jenkins and artist Jae Lee, Bob Reynolds was the greatest Marvel hero you’d never heard of. A Jack Kirby-inspired Silver Age comic ...

whose take on Robert "Bob" Reynolds, AKA The Sentry, is arguably the standout of the film. Described as being "more powerful than the Avengers combined," Sentry is among the MCU's most complex ...

He’s also the most dangerous. Once an ordinary man named Bob Reynolds, he consumed a serum that granted him “the power of a million exploding suns.” Unfortunately, that power comes at an ...

Bob is actually a man named Robert Reynolds, and Reynolds would gain his powers through an experimental Super-Solider Serum (which was part of Project Sentry). The positives of this event led to ...

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Doomsday set leak hints at some possible spoilers involving Lewis Pullman's Bob Reynolds/Sentry MCU character.

Throughout the film, whenever members of the titular ad-hoc antihero team come into physical contact with Bob Reynolds (Lewis Pullman), they find themselves suddenly sucked inside the memory of ...

Marvel's latest movie "Thunderbolts" features young Charleston actor Clayton Cooper as the young version of Lewis Pullman's superhero The Sentry.

But the character, who goes by the alter ego Robert Reynolds (or Bob!), has more going on than just being an analogue for the Man of Steel. The history of the Sentry goes way back into Marvel’s ...