SENTRY VS. SENTRY! When a revelation about the fate of the missing Sentries brings the remaining two to blows, it quickly becomes clear that only one can come out on top. But can the Avengers bring themselves to allow the existence of even one Sentry?
Rated T+
The Sentry #4 delivers some much-needed revenge as we see Mallory step up against a serial-killing egomaniac with Jessica Jones on hand. Read Full Review
Jason Loo is competent but this comic feels like paint by numbers instead of organic creativity. It's just a forgettable "The One" style ripoff. Everything is predictable and the bad part is what's his name will probably be remembered more than what's her name and she's the one who became the Sentry...sorry Solaras. The fact I forgot the characters names and had to look up Ryan and Mallory illustrates my point.
Jason Loo hopefully has brighter days ahead of him than this. A not so great ending to a not-so great story, and one which contains some seriously probelmatic overtones about mental health. While I forsee people cheering the 'representation' that Mallory represents correctly, that representation comes at the cost of a schizophrenic hero, alongside some dialogue choices that seemingly invalidate mental health as disability.
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