The Sentry vs. The Void #1

Sentry: One-Shots #Void

by Paul Jenkins, Jae Lee (Artist)

It's the chilling conclusion to the series that has everybody talking! As the Fantastic Four, the Avengers, Dr. Strange and more of Marvel's mightiest stand firm, the Void unleashes its fury on the East Coast! Can even their combined power defeat the darkness? Or will it come down to one man and strength of a different kind?

The indicia says Sentry/The Void. This is basically The Sentry #6 and wraps the series up.

Genres: Comics, Marvel

22 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 5, 2017

About the author

Paul Jenkins is a British comic book writer. He has had much success crossing over into the American comic book market. Primarily working for Marvel Comics, he has had a big part shaping the characters of the company over the past decade.

Reviews

[Travis · Rating 3 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this conclusion to the Sentry comics. It was able to wrap up everything nicely. I wish it were a little longer and we got more background information, but this was pretty good overall.

[Damini · Rating 4 out of 5]

“What if the world forgot its greatest hero… because it had to?”

Sentry is one of the most tragic, thought-provoking, conceptually brilliant superhero stories I’ve ever read. It starts with mystery and spirals into this heartbreaking exploration of memory, identity, and self-erasure. It’s not just a comic, it’s a psychological puzzle that kept me intrigued the whole time.

I can't help but make the similarities of Sentry's ending with Moana, it may sound silly, but it's literally Moana, but make it tragic and cosmic 😭
Sentry is Te Fiti. The Void is Te Kā. Te Fiti, the goddess who becomes this raging fire monster when her (identity) heart gets stolen!
It's a brilliant concept nonetheless, where a hero fights the darkness only to realize it has always been part of him.

Also, please the art deserves its standing ovation because it was stunning. The coloring, dramatic poses, and monologues were all done brilliantly. I loved it!!!

[Camilo Guerra · Rating 1 out of 5]

LO BUENO: El arte de Jae Lee y José Villarrubia es hermosísimo, con nostalgia, preciosidad, muy solemne, además es un placer siempre ver a Bill Sienkiewicz que es un monstruo, acá nos hace un Hulk que da miedo y pesar a partes iguales.

LO MALO: Hace un par de años leí la primera parte, y wow, era una sorpresa, el miedo de lo que pasaría, el misterio, todo con el arte increíble de Jae Lee...y …no, no era para tanto.
-La historia se alarga...y entre la pelea contra El Vacio, hay unos numeros que cuentan historias de Sentry con los X-Men ( hermoso dibujo de Texeira) , con los 4F ( inmundo dibujo de Winslade) y otros que no aportan.
-La pelea, no existe, es anticlimatica y un galimatías de frases .
-Jae Lee no tenia ganas de hacer las paginas finales, o de dibujar, o de hacer algo parecido a contar una historia, y no te dibuja un fondo ni por asomo.

[Shoshanah]

I hope Bob and Reed get to be friends in Doomsday. Lewis Pullman and Pedro Pascal would be such a duo

[Brad · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good conclusion to the Sentry story, I liked how they wrapped up the series