Is The Sentry #1 actually the rebirth of the Void?

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The Sentry has been dead since 2020's King in Black event, but in December 6's new Sentry #1, his powers are alive and well and spreading among several seemingly random people. But with the Sentry comes his villainous dark side, the Void - and that terrible presence is seemingly also rearing its ugly head already.

The Sentry #1 by writer Jason Loo, artist Luigi Zagari, color artist Arthur Hesli, and letterer Joe Caramagna mostly centers on the introduction of several people who are randomly receiving the powers of the Sentry following his destruction in King in Black.

Two people, a young woman named Mallory Gibbs, and a mutant named Farhad Anand, both randomly develop the Sentry's powers in explosive displays, with Mallory blasting out of her apartment leaving a wake of destruction, and Farhad leaving a crater in a basketball court where he's playing a game with his friends.

While Jessica Jones and Misty Knight attempt to track down the missing Mallory and discover what's going on, they learn that the energy signature left behind when she destroyed her apartment building matches that of the Sentry, and that there are more potential energy signatures they can track.

But they're going to have to hurry, as it turns out there's a third person who has developed the powers of the Sentry, a man named Ryan Topper. Unlike Mallory and Farhad, Ryan has already developed some level of control over his abilities - and he's determined to be the only one left with the Sentry's abilities.

Ryan confronts Farhad, and the two engage in a massive, destructive fight, all the while Ryan gloats and revels in his power, his eyes glowing with angry radiance. As the fight goes on, Ryan gains the upper hand, tearing Farhad's arm off (one of the