Is Sentry a DC or Marvel?
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Is Sentry a DC or Marvel?
Sentry (Robert Reynolds)
| Sentry | |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Marvel Comics |
| First appearance | The Sentry #1 (19th of July 2000) |
| Created by | Paul Jenkins (writer) Jae Lee (artist) Rick Veitch |
| In-story information |
Who would win in a war between Marvel and DC?
DC Comics would certainly win in a direct clash. Sure, Marvel might have the One-Above-All, but DC’s Doctor Manhattan is the most powerful and invincible fictional character ever created, and that is simply why DC Comics would win in this clash, despite the individual differences that might give points to Marvel.
Is Sentry Marvel good or bad?
Sentry is one of the most unstoppable people in the Marvel Universe and you’d be crazy not to be afraid of him. We find him often on the side of heroes, but he can also be an anti-hero from time to time and it’s not always fun.
Who is stronger Iron Man or War Machine?
Compared to Iron Man’s armor, the War Machine armor is bulkier and most of the time physically stronger, but slower as a tradeoff. Due to being an early Stark design and updated less than Stark’s, his suit generally has less cutting-edge technology than Iron Man’s.
Is Sentry a hero or villain?
Sentry is a superhero in the Marvel Universe and also carries within him the supervillain known as the Void.
Is Sentry an Omega level?
Sentry has also fought Galactus. He was stated to be an Omega-Level Threat by Mister Fantastic, and Nick Fury’s intel classified him as Power Level 10+.
What is the DC and Marvel Amalgam Universe?
At the end of that series, the DC Universe and the Marvel Universe are combined. The two form the Amalgam Universe, where major characters from both companies are combined, creating characters such as Super-Soldier ( Superman and Captain America) and Dark Claw ( Batman and Wolverine ). The imprint ostensibly existed since the thirties.
Is Mercury Marvel’s quicksilver or DC’s impulse?
While Marvel and DC both have plenty of speedsters, Amalgam’s Mercury is a somewhat unlikely combination of the Avengers’ Quicksilver, Marvel’s most famous speedster, and DC’s Impulse, a younger speedster from the far-future. Amalgam’s Pietro Allen was also from far-future, which was ruled by meta-mutant-hunting Sentinels.
Who is robotic amalgam’s Sinistron?
Technically, the robotic Amalgam villain Sinistron is a combination of Marvel’s X-Men villain Mr. Sinister and DC’s Titans villain Psimon. However, Sinistron also brings in aspects of robotic villains like Marvel’s Ultron and Nimrod and DC’s Brainiac.
What did Marvel and DC teach us from the late 90s?
The late 90’s crossover imprint from Marvel Comics and DC Comics, Amalgam Comics, taught us so much. First among those lessons was the definition of the word amalgam. After that, comics learned a valuable lesson about compliment and contrast. Great combinations create a whole which is better than the sum of its constituent parts.