Sentry
Creation & Design
Sentry was created by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee, introduced as a character who had been forgotten by the world, embodying themes of memory and identity.Early Years
Initially, Sentry was portrayed as a hero with immense power but struggled with his mental health and the existence of his dark counterpart, the Void.Character Development
Over the years, Sentry has evolved from a tragic figure struggling with his identity to a more complex character who embodies the duality of heroism and the burden of power.Cultural Reception
Sentry has received mixed reviews, with some praising his depth and complexity, while others criticize his convoluted backstory.Character Details
Real Name:
Robert Reynolds
Aliases:
The Sentry, The Golden Guardian
Species:
Human
Gender:
Male
Affiliations:
Avengers, Thunderbolts, New Avengers
Abilities:
Superhuman strength, Flight, Energy manipulation, Regeneration
Equipment:
None
Weight:
190lbs
Height:
6' 0"
Eye Color:
blue
Hair Color:
blonde
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Variant cover art by Jae Lee
San Diego Comic Con 2000 exclusive
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Variant cover art by Jae Lee
San Diego Comic Con 2000 exclusive
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Variant cover art by Artie Rosen
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1st appearance of the Sentry
1st appearance of The Void, the dark aspect of The Sentry
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1st appearance of the Sentry
1st appearance of The Void, the dark aspect of The Sentry
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Death of Carnage, ripped in half by the Sentry
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1st team appearance of the Mighty Avengers: Ares, Black Widow, Iron Man, Ms. Marvel, Sentry, Wasp
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1st team appearance of the Mighty Avengers: Ares, Black Widow, Iron Man, Ms. Marvel, Sentry, Wasp
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Variant cover art by John Romita Jr.
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Origin of the Sentry, told in the style of a Silver Age comic
1st appearance of Crainio, a historically manufactured recurring villain with a 'tri-level' mind - three brains encased in glass atop his head
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Origin of the Sentry, told in the style of a Silver Age comic
1st appearance of Crainio, a historically manufactured recurring villain with a 'tri-level' mind - three brains encased in glass atop his head
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Partial appearance of the Dark Avengers: Norman Osborn (Iron Patriot), Noh-Varr (Captain Marvel), Daken (Wolverine), Moonstone (Ms. Marvel), Ares, Sentry and Bullseye (Hawkeye)
Dark Avengers appear briefly on television
Six-page preview of Black Panther #1 (2009) with J. Scott Campbell cover of Shuri in the Black Panther costume - preview art also appeared in Preview Catalog #64 and Young Guns Sketchbook '09
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Partial appearance of the Dark Avengers: Norman Osborn (Iron Patriot), Noh-Varr (Captain Marvel), Daken (Wolverine), Moonstone (Ms. Marvel), Ares, Sentry and Bullseye (Hawkeye)
Dark Avengers appear briefly on television
Six-page preview of Black Panther #1 (2009) with J. Scott Campbell cover of Shuri in the Black Panther costume - preview art also appeared in Preview Catalog #64 and Young Guns Sketchbook '09
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1st full appearance of the Dark Avengers: Norman Osborn as Iron Patriot, Noh-Varr as Captain Marvel, Daken as Wolverine, Mac Gargan/Venom as Spider-Man, Bullseye as Hawkeye, Moonstone as Ms. Marvel, Sentry and Ares
Dark Avengers made a partial team cameo in New Avengers #49
First mention of H.A.M.M.E.R., the government organization that replaces S.H.I.E.L.D. under the leadership of Norman Osborn
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1st full appearance of the Dark Avengers: Norman Osborn as Iron Patriot, Noh-Varr as Captain Marvel, Daken as Wolverine, Mac Gargan/Venom as Spider-Man, Bullseye as Hawkeye, Moonstone as Ms. Marvel, Sentry and Ares
Dark Avengers made a partial team cameo in New Avengers #49
First mention of H.A.M.M.E.R., the government organization that replaces S.H.I.E.L.D. under the leadership of Norman Osborn
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Origin of Sentry
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Second printing cover art by Gabriel Walta
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1st cameo appearance and origin of the new Sentry, the merged personas of Robert Reynolds and the Void
Copies ordered by retailers: 17,965
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1st cameo appearance and origin of the new Sentry, the merged personas of Robert Reynolds and the Void
Copies ordered by retailers: 17,965
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1st full appearance of the new Sentry, merged with the Void and appears to wield a living darkness similar in appearance to a symbiote
Copies ordered by retailers: 16,185
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1st full appearance of the new Sentry, merged with the Void and appears to wield a living darkness similar in appearance to a symbiote
Copies ordered by retailers: 16,185
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Variant cover art by Jae Lee
Negative space variant
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Variant cover art by Jae Lee
Negative space variant
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1st appearance of Ryan Topper, becomes the Sentry
1st appearance of Mallory Gibbs, later becomes Solarus
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1st appearance of Ryan Topper, becomes the Sentry
1st appearance of Mallory Gibbs, later becomes Solarus
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