David S. Goyer thinks the studio might be missing the point of what people want from the daywalker antihero The post Original ...

With the delays and cancellations of other Blade content and Marvel media, an update on Marvel's Blade can restore the hope ...

Although Blade seems no closer to returning to our screens (aside from Wesley Snipes' cameo in last year's Deadpool and ...

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is no stranger to production delays or creative overhauls. But few projects in recent memory ...

The filmmaker, who famously penned the screenplays for the original Blade trilogy starring Wesley Snipes before stepping in to direct 2004's Blade: Trinity, recently shared that he is "baffled" by the ...

Blade has appeared in Marvel comics since 1973 and was portrayed by Wesley Snipes in a trilogy of films by New Line Cinema. Though all three received mixed reviews, they were a box office success ...

One of Marvel Comics’ biggest villains in the ... conflict we’d see later in more modern vampires. In the comics, Blade isn’t American like he is in the Wesley Snipes films, he’s British.

In recent years, Marvel has re-positioned Blade as a mainstay player in the Marvel Comics Universe. In fact, during the “Heroes Reborn” crossover event, Blade was the main character who was ...

For years, BLADE has been the deadliest vampire hunter in the Marvel Universe. With an arsenal of wooden stakes, silver bullets and razor bats at his command, few have known the taste of vengeance ...

It's BLADE, after all, Marvel Comics' iconic fanged hero as portrayed by Wesley Snipes in the 1998 movie. Of course we're all the way hyped! Alas, it seems unlikely that Marvel's Blade will launch ...

And by “the original comics,” we mean Marvel’s ’70s horror masterpiece, Tomb of Dracula, where Blade first originated. Marvel Comics Marvel Studios has gone through multiple scripts and ...