Look, up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s… Sentry?! Marvel’s answer to Superman made his Marvel Cinematic Universe ...

Lewis Pullman's Sentry in Thunderbolts* is proof that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is making Mark Ruffalo's Hulk look weaker ...

At first glance, both Sentry and Captain Marvel appear to be on equal footing when it comes to raw strength and cosmic power.

Lewis Pullman has weighed in on whether Marvel’s Sentry could go toe-to-toe with Superman, Homelander, and Omni-Man. In an interview, the Thunderbolts* star shared his thoughts on Sentry’s ...

"Against Superman, Homelander ... hinting at a future storyline within the Marvel Cinematic Universe where the Sentry's power levels could potentially reach a point where he could realistically ...

In recent days, social media has blown up with one very specific debate: who would win if the MCU's Sentry were to fight the DCU's Superman? Bob made short work of the Thunderbolts, shrugging ...

Pullman told ComicBook in an exclusive interview that he believes that Sentry could face off against some of comics’ biggest and most powerful characters like Superman and Homelander — he just ...

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 ...

When she does realize what she has, however, Val manipulates Bob into becoming her own superman, dubbed the Sentry. Written by Paul Jenkins and illustrated by Jae Lee, 2000’s Sentry #1 begins ...

If you break it all down to its purest form, Sentry is basically Marvel Comics' version of Superman, albeit a crusader with a terrifying psychological secret regarding a dark reflection of himself.