Sentry #4
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| Writer | Paul Jenkins |
| Artist | Christian Rosado |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
THE WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS HERO FACES HIS BREAKING POINT! NEW YORK is overrun by a terrifying crystalline entity - and only the SENTRY, returning in full force alongside the FANTASTIC FOUR, stands between the city and total annihilation. Can BOB REYNOLDS unlock the truth behind the crystals' impossible evolution before they consume everything in their path? And will the combined might of the SENTRY, REED RICHARDS, SUE STORM, JOHNNY STORM and BEN GRIMM - and even the HULK - be enough to stop a threat that adapts to every attack?
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Nerd Initiative - ShawnFoles
Jun 10, 2026The Sentry was everything I wanted it to be. Paul Jenkins showed everyone why he’s the writer you call if you’re looking for an introspection on a character battling their inner demons. Everything about this creative team was in sync. This would have easily worked as a longer ongoing run. Read Full Review
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8.0
Fanlight Zone - Ken M.
Robert Reynolds has one last shot to stop the crystalline plague! Jenkins elevates the super heroics for a great finish. Rosado & Milla mix in steady action with the conversation between friends. An engaging look into Marvel’s most polarizing hero. Read Full Review
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Plot
The crystal invasion is underway, and Bob devises a strategy with Reed Richards to create a vibrational wave that will destroy them, using Sentry's body to transmit it. The plan works, and they destroy the crystals, whose creation originated with Void.
Kingpin awakens from his coma, and Void explains that he almost succeeded. It seems they are working together, but their plan remains unknown.
Sentry explains to Reed that he must learn to coexist with Void and make sacrifices so that Void doesn't continue creating chaos, just as Sentry neutralizes it. Part of this arrangement with Void involves having a Watchdog again. Sentry searches for the Russian satellite where the remains of the dog Laika, whose death trigger more+ Like • Comment -
8.5
Really liked this ending. The writing for Bob's character, specifically, is the strongest aspect of this. The crystalline stuff still didn't interest me a whole lot, but I don't really think it was particularly meant to be that intriguing. That said, Jenkins continues to do a great job of making Bob a compelling character, and I really appreciated how he handled Bob moving on at the end, as well as his attempt to balance out the Void's actions what those of Sentry. It would have been cool to see Jenkins explore this further if this were an ongoing, but I'm still satisfied with this as the ending.
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9.5
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