All in all, Tony isn't having a great year, but thanks to a little help from Nick Fury and Natasha Romanoff, aka S.H.I.E.L.D. agent ... a pivotal role in Spider-Man: No Way Home, is back with ...

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

AKA Bob – is a standout of Thunderbolts*, but, as it turns out, he couldn't have a more comic-accurate MCU debut thanks to ...

When Thunderbolts* brings The Sentry to the screen, fans familiar with the comics might’ve noticed a major difference. The ...

Thus, preserving Spider-Man’s secret identity. Schreier said “Obviously, we couldn’t tell that same story because of Spider-Man: No Way Home. Thanks, Jon.” The Jon he’s jokingly ...

No Way Home changed a major Thunderbolts" character's story from the comics, and I think it was for the better.

Thunderbolts*' introduced Sentry for the first time on the big screen, but one major aspect of the character's origin was ...

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 ...

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.

He debuted in 2000's Sentry #1 by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee ... only for The Void to once again rear its ugly head (leaving Thor with no other choice than to kill the Golden Guardian during ...

Shooting continues on The Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan's first fantasy epic, The Odyssey, we have a new look at Spider-Man: No Way Home star Tom Holland on set as Telemachus.