Deacon Frost is a fictional character appearing in the Marvel Universe. He appears in The Tomb of Dracula and in the Blade limited series. Deacon Frost first appeared in The Tomb of Dracula #13 (October 1973), and was created by Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan. The character subsequently appears in The Tomb of Dracula #25 (October 1974), #33-34 (June-July 1975), #42 (March 1976), #44-51 (May-December 1976), #53 (February 1977), Blade: Vampire...
Frost has a different view of the world than Dragonetti and the rest of the m...
Karen gets under Frost's skin and it pisses him off while she is held captive.
Frost is beginning the process for bringing the Blood God back to life.
Frost is talking to Dr. Karen Jenson who thinks she could find a cure for vam...
Blade finds out that Frost is the one that turned his mother and caused him t...
Frost has Blade captured and he regrets the way Blade turned out.
Frost is ready to fight the Blade in the Temple of Eternal Darkness.
Frost is with Blade's mother who was bitten by Frost and turned Blade into wh...
Blabe needs to get his fix. He is dying for some of his serum.
Quinn wants one more chance to kill Blade but Blade immediately cuts his head...
Blade is talking to Frost though a camera screen after he just killed Pearl.
Whistler, Karen and Blade are trying to escape from a bunch of vampires.
Frost understands Blade, knows that it is the human side that makes him weak.
Blade meets Frost for the first time as they stand in a park with Frost holdi...
Frost is holding a little girl hostage in a park as he meets Blade for the fi...
Frost is talking to Blade in a park for their first meeting together. Frost i...
Frost meets with Blade for the first time and he wants Blade to join him in h...
Frost and Quinn predict big things after getting Blade's blood.
Frost is displeased by Blade's reaction to seeing his vampire mother.
Frost is angry that Blade didn't take his offer.
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