As noted by X users such as Peyton: Super Nerd, the Thunderbolts* movie poster seemingly gave Pullman's Sentry six fingers.This prompted the user to accuse Marvel Studios of using AI to create the ...

Fans Accuse Marvel of AI Thunderbolts Poster (But They Miscounted Bob’s Fingers) Marvel fans put on their detective caps after seeing that new poster. By Aaron Perine ...

Marvel fans who can’t wait to see Sentry in Thunderbolts* can now get a great look at the character’s costume thanks to official merchandise. Today, the official Hasbro Pulse YouTube channel ...

Marvel Studios just released a brand new TV spot for "Thunderbolts*" that gives us our best look yet at Lewis Pullman's Bob/Sentry. You can see the new spot below.

Marvel’s Thunderbolts movie is finally hitting theaters. This new MCU film will feature Lewis Pullman as Bob, aka The Sentry. But we also just found out via Marvel's big announcement video that ...

Sentry is a conflicted Marvel Comics superhero whose real name is Robert “Bob” Reynolds. In the comics, he's a middle-aged and slightly overweight man living a fairly ordinary life, ...

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 ...

Jenkins was already working with Jae Lee on Marvel’s The Inhumans, and convinced him to work with him on The Sentry. Together, they pitched it again, and editors Joe Quesada and Jimmy Palmiotti ...

In the original Marvel comics, Robert “Bob” Reynolds, a.k.a. Sentry, is a superhero that first appeared in The Sentry #1 in 2000. The character was created by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee.

The Sentry began his comic book existence as an elaborate trolling by Marvel Comics editorial. Back in the ’90s, the Marvel Knights line of comics helped save the company after bankruptcy.