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Sentry – AKA Bob – is a standout of Thunderbolts*, but, as it turns out, he couldn't have a more comic-accurate MCU debut thanks to Spider-Man: No Way Home. In Marvel comics, the character is ...

Tom Holland’s 2021 movie Spider-Man: No Way Home apparently played a role in altering Sentry’s storyline in Thunderbolts*. Sentry, also known as Robert “Bob” Reynolds, was created by Jae ...

The character eventually returned in the pages of Brian Michael Bendis' New Avengers, only for The Void to once again rear its ugly head (leaving Thor with no other ... the same way as his ...

Schreier said “Obviously, we couldn’t tell that same story because of Spider-Man: No Way Home. Thanks, Jon.” The Jon he’s jokingly referring to is No Way Home director Jon Watts.

Sentry used his vast powers to make the entire world forget he ever existed. So why didn’t the MCU include that major detail? Blame Spider-Man and Doctor Strange.

Warning! This post contains SPOILERS for Marvel's Thunderbolts*.Spider-Man: No Way Home motivated a major Thunderbolts*character's story to be changed from the original comics. However ...

He said, “Obviously, we couldn't tell that same story because of Spider-Man: No Way Home. Thanks, Jon [Watts].” Sentry, aka Bob, was introduced in The Sentry #1 comic book, which came out in 2000.

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