Blade (Eric Brooks) is a fictional character, a superhero vampire hunter in the Marvel Comics universe. Created by writer Marv Wolfman and penciller Gene Colan, his first appearance was in the comic book The Tomb of Dracula #10 (July 1973) as a supporting character. The character went on to star or co-star in several comic book series as well as a film and television series. Actor Wesley Snipes portrayed the vampire hunter throughout the film...
Blade brought Dr. Karen Jenson back for Whistler to try and save after she wa...
Quinn has stakes in his shoulders and Blade is standing in front of him in th...
Blade is going to light Quinn on fire this time instead of chopping him up li...
Blade yells at the security guards who try and shoot Blade.
Blade and Karen are about to storm a vampire safehouse. Blade is giving Karen...
Blade used Karen as bait and when the Familiar showed up to kill Karen, Blade...
Blade gives an opening introduction to the movie.
Blade beats the crap out of a guy who followed Karen back to her place.
Blade is with Dr. Karen Jenson and showing her the ropes of where the vampire...
Blade is beating up a cop who is trying to become a vampire.
Blade kills the vampire that used to be his mother after she pleaded with him.
Blade needs his new serum that will be stronger so that he can resist the urg...
Blade is hurt and Karen is realizing what Blade really is.
Blade gives Dr. Karen Jenson the truth about what will happen to her if she d...
Blade is talking to Frost though a camera screen after he just killed Pearl.
Blade captured a vampire on a motorcycle and he wants information.
Blade has rescued Whistler from the vampires and Blade hopes that Whistler ca...
Priest was bitten by a reaper and his body has already changed into a reaper....
Blade is talking to Whistler hoping that he will be able to turn by morning.
The alarms go off in Blade's hideout and the sensors are showing vampires hav...
Blade gives Karen some good advice as he drops her off as bait.
Blade gets a new weapon from Scud before they go hunting for Reapers.
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