Hello people, today I want to talk about The Sentry erasing his memory to vanish The Void. 
I have been in a discussion with my girl about WHO erase Sentry´s memories....I´m hoping you can help me unravel the truth 
 
¿Does the Sentry erase his memory by his own power or someone aid him in the task?
If you can give the reference of your statements i would appreciate it

In Fallen Son: Sentry, from the way I saw it, it was the combined efforts of Dr. Strange, Reed, and Sentry himself. I don't have the scan handy.

" In Fallen Son: Sentry, from the way I saw it, it was the combined efforts of Dr. Strange, Reed, and Sentry himself. I don't have the scan handy. "

" @JediXMan:  Yeah, X-Force looked sweet. I might pick up the trade. I do love me some Fantomex :D "

" @FadeToBlackBolt said:

" @JediXMan:  Yeah, X-Force looked sweet. I might pick up the trade. I do love me some Fantomex :D "

He's even better in this series. All of the characters are written perfectly. Fandomex and Deadpool add a little dark humor (though Fantomex is deadly serious when the situation calls for it).  The art is rather nice, too. "

" @JediXMan: True. The Void was the telepathic powerhouse, not the Sentry.   BECAUSE THEY'RE TWO DIFFERENT ENTITIES BENDIS YOU ****ING TWIT!  ....Sorry about that. "

" @JediXMan: The original Sentry series is one of my favourite books ever, it was a beautifully told tale of a mentally ill person overcoming their demons to become the greatest hero of all time, and then giving away that legacy to protect humanity.   Then Bendis came along and ****ed the whole thing by making Bob a villain and an easily manipulated puppet. The real Sentry would have seen through Osborn's charade before anyone else and taken him and his Dark Avengers down in a fraction of a second. "

" @JediXMan: The original Sentry series is one of my favourite books ever, it was a beautifully told tale of a mentally ill person overcoming their demons to become the greatest hero of all time, and then giving away that legacy to protect humanity.   Then Bendis came along and ****ed the whole thing by making Bob a villain and an easily manipulated puppet. The real Sentry would have seen through Osborn's charade before anyone else and taken him and his Dark Avengers down in a fraction of a second. "

1. Sentry Vol. 1: Is about Bob thinking that he is a hero at the end, he discovers that he and Void are the same.
2. Sentry Vol. 2: Here you (as reader) discover that Bob have always been void, and Sentry is not real, that Bob is also a junkie.
   
3. Bendis'  Sentry: Sentry and Void have merged into one person, he doesn't know who really is him.
   

" @TypingKira:  Yes, basically, is why Bendis' Sentry is so crazy and sad, there are no real difference between Jenkins' Sentry and Bendis' Sentry.

1. Sentry Vol. 1: Is about Bob thinking that he is a hero at the end, he discovers that he and Void are the same.
2. Sentry Vol. 2: Here you (as reader) discover that Bob have always been void, and Sentry is not real, that Bob is also a junkie.
   
3. Bendis'  Sentry: Sentry and Void have merged into one person, he doesn't know who really is him.
   

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At the end of Volume 2 Sentry destroyed the Void though. And Vol 1 and 2 are set in different continuities; one being Marvel Knights and the other being Earth 616. "

" @FadeToBlackBolt said:

At the end of Volume 2 Sentry destroyed the Void though. And Vol 1 and 2 are set in different continuities; one being Marvel Knights and the other being Earth 616. "

Marvel Knights is from the universe 616 "

Yeah, but they're the identifiers that I use. The two Sentrys present are very different. The first Sentry is not a junkie, can not change from Bob to Sentry and is suffering from a more existential despair, whereas the volume 2 Sentry is a more "hard" version of the character. He now feels guilty for unleashing the Void on humanity, especially since, as we soon find out, he wanted to do it unconsciously. This is more in line with Marvel's grimmer characters that exist within the Earth 616. "

" @FadeToBlackBolt said:

Yeah, but they're the identifiers that I use. The two Sentrys present are very different. The first Sentry is not a junkie, can not change from Bob to Sentry and is suffering from a more existential despair, whereas the volume 2 Sentry is a more "hard" version of the character. He now feels guilty for unleashing the Void on humanity, especially since, as we soon find out, he wanted to do it unconsciously. This is more in line with Marvel's grimmer characters that exist within the Earth 616. "

Yeah, but both share he same continuity, just like Marvel Knights Spider-man, that is where Mac Gargan got the symbiote suit. "

" @Deadcool: @FadeToBlackBolt: Serious discussion in progress. . . I just wanted to know if a comic was good. . . lol.  "

Yes, but they're not really in continuity. Volume 2 is more of an update/retcon. "

" @Deadcool:  Because Bendis turned him into a whimpering weakling. But even that was ok, what was not ok was that the message Bendis sent was that "mentally ill people are psychos and should be killed", rather than the Sentry's original message (in both volumes) of overcoming overwhelming adversity. "

" @Deadcool: Whatever the question, 'blame Bendis' is usually the correct answer.  "

" @Deadcool: Whatever the question, 'blame Bendis' is usually a good answer.  "

" @Deadcool: Marvel Knights continuity and how it relates to 616, varies. Some Marvel Knights book are, some are not. Its not a consistent in that respect. Usually there are ways or places you can go to find out which ones are which.  "

Except for Ultimate Spidey and Daredevil, Bendis has done nothing good for Marvel. "

" @TypingKira said:

" @Deadcool: Whatever the question, 'blame Bendis' is usually a good answer.  "

"Blaming is the rational answer for the mediocre people" "

" @SC said:

" @Deadcool: Marvel Knights continuity and how it relates to 616, varies. Some Marvel Knights book are, some are not. Its not a consistent in that respect. Usually there are ways or places you can go to find out which ones are which.  "

Sorry but that theory is not applicable, same problems could happen when a comic change the writer.
 
@FadeToBlackBolt said:

Except for Ultimate Spidey and Daredevil, Bendis has done nothing good for Marvel. "

EVERYTHING that Bendis writes in ULTIMATE universe is AWESOME, he is also perfect with street level characters, and HEROIC/MORAL speeches. "

" @Deadcool:  I think your discussing from a different perspective and context. I generally agree with FadeToBlackBolt's sentiment, your taking the in-universe perspective, we are talking the creative story telling aspects, which grants the writer to change and alter details, so its impossible to suggest Sentry has always been evil. Thats a plot development or character alteration, fictional characters can't be evil etc, just ask Jessica Rabbit. ^_^ "

" @SC said:

" @Deadcool:  I think your discussing from a different perspective and context. I generally agree with FadeToBlackBolt's sentiment, your taking the in-universe perspective, we are talking the creative story telling aspects, which grants the writer to change and alter details, so its impossible to suggest Sentry has always been evil. Thats a plot development or character alteration, fictional characters can't be evil etc, just ask Jessica Rabbit. ^_^ "

Maybe, Marvel is known to have gray characters, Sentry could be the perfect example. Damn I loved that movie. "