RadioOnFire.com - Black Panther may be getting all the love for being a Black superhero now, but Blade was fighting super-villains on screen two decades before. Wesley Snipes, who played the titular character, delivered an entertainingly gritty trilogy, that was somewhat watered down when Marvel Studios took over the production of the third film.
In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Snipes expressed his willingness to jump back into the role of the day-walker:"I am very much open to all of the possibilities," says Snipes.
In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Snipes expressed his willingness to jump back into the role of the day-walker:"I am very much open to all of the possibilities," says Snipes.
"If Blade 4 comes along, that is a conversation we can have. And there are other characters in the Marvel universe that, if they want to invite me to play around with, I am with that too. I think the fans have a hunger for me to revisit the Blade character, so that could limit where they could place me as another character in that universe."
Marvel Studios' head Kevin Feige has hinted at a reintroduction of Blade into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which now includes the X-Men, Fantastic 4, and Deadpool. Blade first appeared in Marvel's The Tomb of Dracula in July 1973.
Source: comicbook.com
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