

Robert Reynolds
Robert Reynolds is an ordinary man who broke into a laboratory and ingested an experimental serum, granting him the power of a million exploding suns. As the Sentry, he became one of Marvel's most powerful heroes — yet his fractured psyche proved as formidable a challenge as any villain.
Few Modern Age debuts have landed with quite the mythology-drenched weight of Robert Reynolds, who first stepped into Marvel's spotlight in 2000 courtesy of the visionary team of Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee. Over a remarkable 26-year publishing span, he's accumulated 211 catalog appearances and a staggering 16 key issues — a collector's trail that speaks to a character who genuinely matters. His world is populated by Marvel's heaviest hitters; sharing pages with Spider-Man, Wolverine, Ms. Marvel, and Captain America, and appearing most prominently across New Avengers, Dark Avengers, and The Mighty Avengers, Reynolds sits at the turbulent heart of the Modern Marvel universe. If you're building a serious Modern Age collection, following Robert Reynolds is anything but optional.
Real name. Robert "Bob" Reynolds
Affiliations. Formerly: ; partner of Scout ; Horsemen of Death ; Avengers ; Dark Avengers ; Mighty Avengers ; New Avengers ; Project Sentry

Trivia
- The Sentry's debut was built on a brilliant meta-conceit — his introductory story was framed as a rediscovered piece of lost Marvel continuity, as though the golden-haired hero had always existed in the Marvel Universe and readers were only now catching up.marvel.fandom.com
- Marvel leveraged that mysterious foundation to make him a surprise recruit to the New Avengers and later a cornerstone of Norman Osborn's Dark Avengers, cementing the Sentry as one of the most prominent Marvel characters of the late 2000s.marvel.fandom.com
- The self-erasure built into the Sentry's early mythology is genuinely staggering in scope — Marvel established that Robert Reynolds himself, along with every person on Earth, had their memories wiped to scrub the hero's existence from the universe entirely.marvel.fandom.com
- Brian Michael Bendis has written more of Robert Reynolds's comics than any other writer in our catalog — 49 issues.
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