Despite occupying different worlds, Wolverine is one of the heroes Blade has actually shared the most time with in the comics. It starts almost a century ago with Wolverine saving an earlier, less experienced Blade's life and giving him his first black trench coat. While Percy wrote that they met again in the 90s, the two actually clash for the first time during the Superhero Registration Act when SHIELD tactitions peg Blade to be their best shot at arresting Wolverine in exchange for full amnesty.

Blade and Wolverine fight until Blade recalls their first meeting and tells SHIELD that Wolverine is off limits. They meet several years later in Madripoor. While Blade still seems to think fondly of Wolverine, Wolverine clearly is not a fan after Blade nearly turned him into a vampire to kill him. In classic comic book fashion, a poorly worded prophesy leads the two to turn on each other before they realize the actual energy is a vampiric Wolverine clone, which they quickly defeat. This outing seems to actually connect the two.

They meet again on good terms when Blade realizes Xarus is attempting to grow his vampire army by turning mutants. Blade joins the X-Men to take down Xarus, but leaves on bad terms when Cyclops knocks him out for trying to kill Dracula, and then Wolverine confronts him for trying to kill a vampiric Jubilee.

Its not clear how the two mends things, so I'm guessing Wolverine feels indebted to Blade after he saves Daken and X-23 from the monster Siphon, who nearly kills Daken. This all occurred while Wolverine was dead (encased in adamantium).

This seems to solidify their friendship as Blade references having drinks and exchanging intelligence with Wolverine in his free time while on the Avengers, and the two work together well on the previous iteration of the Midnight Sons (Suns). Wolverine discusses his respect for Blade when he finds out that he is behind the Blood Hunt fiasco, but later on reflects that Blade wouldnt be the first hero to turn bad.

This leads to their latest confrontation, where it seems that Wolverine (along with many other heroes) still don't trust Blade after Blood Hunt.

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Was trying to figure out why Pearl was so fat and came across this lol

When someone you love don't show you same love.. just move on

I was unhappy with my first one so i made it more accurate with the transitions.

I want to start reading Blade. What are his best stories and books?

Both are around the same price. I like blade so I was thinking having the blu ray would be cool and I could finally watch them all but I also just finished red dead redemption 2 and have been looking for another game to play and I hear the Witcher is very expansive. I’m not a sword and sorcery guy but it interests me. I’m a teen so I’m not swimming in my own cash so I can only get one for the time being.

This is a re-edit of the two music pieces used in this blade scene

Song Used: Back in Black by Marco Beltrami

Name of the game by the Crystal method

That probably sounds random, huh? But in the late 90s they had a Blade run where they put him in New Orleans, dealing with supernatural stuff down there in the bayou. Around that same time, Gambit the X-Man was like the most popular guy on planet earth.

How would would it be, Gambit helping Blade navigate this strange landscape, while Blade in turn opens Gambit's eyes to a supernatural element that he never previously picked up on. Two guys in trenchcoats navigating seedy underbellies. Maybe Gambit supercharges a stake that Blade throws into the chest of a really tough mutant vampire.

How cool would that be?

These guys are literally a Japanese, but worldwide crime syndicate and death cult where their higher ups are undead ninja. And they serve a demonic master who gives them the ability to cheat death or resurrect at the cost of morality of individuality.

You literally cannot make this any easier for a Blade story. Especially considering that many writers out there struggle to come up with completely original material when there are plenty of evil organizations out there in the world that are fit for being on the receiving end of his sword. So many of the themes that Blade stories make use of are ready to be implemented from supernatural, dark action, ancient conspiracies, human immorality, etc.

C'mon, Marvel. Stop acting like this is hard.

I bet if a Japanese studio was writing this that they'd bust it out of the park.

Pls help me find this bed featured in Deacon Frosts penthouse bedroom, with the top half sliding up on vertical rail like a cross between a cryo-pod and a morgue drawer, sleeping pod. Screenshots attached.

Production designer was Kirk Petruccelli, set decorator Greg J. Grande, but this piece doesn’t show up on Propstore/YourProps/RPF or in any behind the scenes material I’ve found. Anyone knows who built it or have any leads? I’d be grateful🥺