Don't be surprised if the price audiences pay for seeing the vampire hunter share scenes with Spider-Man and Captain America is that his edge won’t be quite as sharp.
The Daywalker is venturing back out of the shadows, with two-time Oscar winner Mahershala Ali playing Blade in an upcoming project. The Comic-Con
came 15 years after audiences last saw the vampire hunter on the big screen, and much has changed in the landscape of superhero films since then.century. Although Stephen Norrington’s film didn’t present itself as a superhero movie, and few audience members knew the comic book history of Wesley Snipes’ character, it impacted the projects that were brought to screen both in terms of Marvel’s library and the influx of action-horror movies.
While it was easy to imagine the character fitting in with the now defunct, and seeming no longer canon, Marvel Netflix series, the sword-wielding vampire set loose in a world of family friendly PG-13 entertainment may be a strange brew. But ifwill presumably be a part of, then strange brews seem to be the flavor of Marvel Studios’ post-menu.
As a horror fan, I’d love to see Blade emerge in the MCU with an R-rated fury, but as a comic book fan I understand that in this day and age it’s far more likely that we’ll see slain vampires bursting into flames, crumbling to dust, and turning into green goop than leaving behind buckets of blood, limbs, and viscera. Vampire mythos are built entirely around blood, but whether through Marvel Comics or, pop culture has managed to get away with quite a bit of maturity on quite little blood.
When it comes to predicting how Blade will fit in with the rest of the MCU, modern comics serve as the best example. Prior to the films, Blade mostly existed in his own corner., while part of Marvel continuity, wasn’t a superhero book. And although Blade eventually shifted closer to the world of superheroes, notably in the 18-issue, which saw Blade fight supernatural threats on behalf of Doctor Strange, he still rarely mixed with Marvel’s marquee names.
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