Amph "You think you're the only superhero in the world?" - The Marvel Cinematic Universe

Maybe go full Defenders and just have Doctor Strange and Howard the Duck and Gwenpool and Cardiac all helping Blade kill vampires

 

It’s like you’re trying to kill me with my own rage.

 

They should definitely solo Blade it first instead of backdoor piloting him into a team

 

Or keep it small. Reverse engineer the Order of the Triad

 

Or stop making these adaptations and make original content instead

 

The last time Marvel did original content we got Ravage 2099, no thanks

 

What is Blade’s most famous story in the comics?

 

Where he destroyed all vampires, all at once.
No, really.

 

Montessi formula?

 

Yep.

 

Speaking of vampire films.

 

That looks like it'll suck

 

In current comic books, Blade is the King of Vampires or something. Anyway, he already beat Mister Strange.

 

Sequential Art. (graphic novel is also acceptable, if not strictly accurate for monthly issues)

 

I don't recall ever reading a Blade comic book, so I don't have any suggestions of stories for the film to adapt. I would like to see Blade to expand the MCU into the super natural world, much like The Guardian of the Galaxy expanded the MCU into the cosmic realm. My ideal Blade film would build the mythos of vampires and the super natural world; create something that would rival the Universal Monsters/Dark Universe. As I mentioned before, the MCU has opened the door to the super natural with Werewolf by Night, and Blade is the perfect vehicle to bring to the silver screen. I'm imagining a Blade film of something of a blend of Under World and I am Legend.

 

So abandoned immediately after one terrible film?

 

Well, that would be on par with all of the Marvel content that Disney has put out these past couple of years. There hasn't been any talk for a sequel or spinoff to Werewolf by Night.

Seriously though, I was thinking about Universal's Dark Universe theme park. I'm sure Disney would want some of that action. The MCU should expand into the horror aspects of its universe. Fiege loves beating DC to the punch, but it may not happen here because DC's Creature Commandos is set to hit streaming in December, and James Gunn states that the voice actors would be their characters in a live action feature.

 

Joke all you want, the original Universal Monster films (well, specifically the Frankenstein, Dracula and Wolfman series) formed the first 'cinematic universe'. .

No, really. In the end you have the original Frankenstein's Monster's brain gone - replaced by Igor's, and Lawrence Talbot cured of lycanthropy by an experimental surgeon who determined it wasn't a curse after all, just brain swelling, plus more members of the Frankenstein family than you can count.

 

I think that's what's missing from modern cinema; a modern telling for those classic monsters. Blumhouse did a incredible update with its 2020 version of The Invisible Man. I would like to see a Blade movie make vampires scary again. No more sexy or sparkly vampires or whatever Morbius was, but rather blood lusting ones.

 

Bad.


But yeah just have him fight noted public domain character Dracula (or rename him if you desperately want something you can trademark) and have him and his vampire minions be proper bite-y vampires. It really needs to be very straightforward stuff.

 

He was in the Nighstalkers in the early 90's and then in 99, he guest starred in Peter Parker Spider-Man where he became the Daywalker. I never read those books because I never saw his comics at the places where I bought my stuff and I had stopped reading Spidey in 98, right when the books were relaunched in the fall.

 

There's Marvel branded Dracula he has cool armor. Also didn't Blade fight Dracula in Blade Trinity?