First appearing in 1965’s X-Men #14, the Sentinels were introduced as the creation of a scientist named Bolivar Trask. Believing mutants would rise up and wipe out the human race, Trask used his ...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Uncanny X-Men #9Marvel just unveiled a terrifying upgrade to one of the X-Men's newest Sentinels, combining one of the X-Men’s most recognizable enemies with Weapon X and ...

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Inspired by the X-Men arcade video games of the past, Hasbro is back with a new Sentinel 2-Pack, featuring some wild color ...

A new age dawns for the Mutants of Marvel this October as the X-Men rise From the Ashes. This leads to a new breed of killing machines, with Sentinels that are equal part man and machine. Enhanced by ...

Marvel Comics is promising a new Sentinels-based series for X-Men: From The Ashes. Stating "From The Ashes Of Marvel's Deadliest Events Comes Humanity's Last Line Of Defense! … Stay tuned tomorrow to ...

The new generation of X-Men are being hounded by the next generation of Sentinels. The man-made killing machines have been hunting mutants since 1965’s X-Men #14, when Dr. Bolivar Trask sent his ...

“As an X-fan going back to my first set of teeth, I couldn’t be prouder or more excited to share SENTINELS with the fans,” Paknadel shared in a statement. “This book is about flawed human beings doing ...

Marvel's X-Menfranchise has been obsessed with the potential threat posed by artificial intelligence for decades, from the groundbreaking "Days of Future Past" storyline to the high watermark of the ...

Although Stan Lee and Jack Kirby created the X-Men, not a lot of the villains they created for the mutant heroes became as iconic. Sure, there’s Magneto and the Brotherhood, and the Juggernaut. But ...

Prime Sentinels are cyborgs: human/machine hybrids designed to blend in with their surroundings (unlike their all-machine, purple-and-red counterparts). They were created by X-Men ’97 Season 1’s main ...