Marvel Comics' Paul Jenkins believed the Sentry appearing in 'Thunderbolts' could provide mental health representation à la ...

Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier and star Lewis Pullman discuss The Sentry's MCU debut, revealing whether Bob has ...

Director Jake Schreier recently shared that Sentry’s story change in Thunderbolts* was due to Spider-Man: No Way Home.

The Sentry's origin story in Marvel Comics had to be changed for Thunderbolts* - to avoid clashing with Spider-Man: No Way ...

But, as Schreier acknowledges, the plot is pretty similar to the Spider-Man: No Way Home ending, which sees Peter Parker ...

Thunderbolts* features Lewis Pullman's Sentry as a major character, and he's even more powerful in the comics.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe's latest star talks bringing his overpowered hero back in Avengers: Doomsday and what that ...

"When we talked to [Sentry creator] Paul Jenkins, he would talk about it as a parable for mental health and this idea of an equal amount of good and evil. But when I read Sentry in those comics ...