Ahead of its digital release on July 1, Marvel Studios has shared the Thunderbolts* gag reel for its newest superhero movie.

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James Gunn isn’t just rebooting Superman, he’s tearing up the opening credits and building it from scratch. In a move that ...

Marvel's comic book history is so deep they have more than enough otherworldly heroes to bring to the small screen ...

Jenkins co-created The Sentry in 2000 and spent time consulting on the movie, which has earned praise for telling a story of mental health struggles through the lens of a comic book feature ...

Lewis Pullman’s official Sentry concept art design for Thunderbolts* revealed. ... logo-embedded belt, collar, as well as wrist sleeves. ... with all things superhero being his specialty.

Now, ‘Thunderbolts*’ finally introduced the superhero with the power of a million exploding suns, Sentry, and fans are naturally wondering if he is the most powerful being in the MCU.

Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan, and more team up for Marvel's "Thuderbolts*." Here are the Easter eggs and references fans might have missed.

On the page, The Sentry is a superhero with the power of "a million exploding suns." Perhaps realising how implausible that is, Marvel Studios takes it down a notch in Thunderbolts* by revealing ...

When Yelena digs into Project Sentry, she uncovers a costume design with a distinctive “S” logo, one that mirrors the emblem seen in the original Marvel Comics. Article continues after ad ...

The logo foregrounds the story of the Sentry, aka Bob Reynolds who is played in the film by Lewis Pullman. ... (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) to create her very own superhero.