Abraham Whistler is a fictional character in the Marvel Comics universe. He is a vampire hunter and mentor to Blade. Screenwriter David S. Goyer used him for the 1998 film Blade (played by Kris Kristofferson), but he first appeared on screen in Spider-Man: The Animated Series, and was voiced by Malcolm McDowell and later by Oliver Muirhead. In 2006, he appeared in the television show Blade: The Series. In the first Blade film it is revealed...
Blade brought Dr. Karen Jenson back for Whistler to try and save after she wa...
Whistler explains how Blade's body works but maybe Dr. Karen Jenson might be ...
Whistler is with Karen and he is explaining why he is involved with the fight...
Whistler is giving Dr. Karen Jenson a crash course on what they do.
Whistler is informing Dr. Karen Jenson about how they kill vampires.
Dr. Karen Jenson is talking to Whistler and she thinks she might have a away ...
Blade brings home Dr. Karen Jenson and hopes that they can turn her before sh...
Whistler, Dr. Karen Jenson and Blade are trying to get away from the vampires...
Dr. Karen Jenson is learning from Whistler how the balance works between vamp...
Whistler gives Dr. Karen Jenson some scary advice if you were a simple doctor...
Whistler is explaining to Dr. Karen Jenson how Blade's body works.
Blade has rescued Whistler from the vampires and Blade hopes that Whistler ca...
Whistler isn't happy with the work that he sees Scud doing for Blade.
Whistler and Blade get ready for a night of killing vampires as Whistler expl...
Whistler watched Scud blow into a million pieces when Blade detonated the bom...
Whistler is talking to Karen about the changes in the way vampires have been ...
Whistler smells a piece of the scroll that Blade took back with him from the ...
Whistler does not want to see Blade die as he is lying motionless on a table.
Whistler explains the horrible events when a vampire toyed with, and killed, ...
Whistler mentions that the vampire scourge is getting worse.
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