Vampire Comic Books

Created by Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan in 1973, the first appearance Blade comics as a supporting character in the Tomb of Dracula # 10 by Marvel Comics. Over the years, stories appeared in Blade backup and made appearances, but he was not 't until the mid-90s when the first comic book Blade released. From there, Blade has gained popularity and eventually launches into other forms of media.

In 1998, the first adaptation Blade comics to the big screen has been released. Starring Wesley Snipes in the Daywalker, and Kris Kristofferson as Whistler, the film centered on the blade that want to avenge the death of his mother by vampires. Meanwhile, the pure blood vampires have made war on those who have been transformed by man. As the film progresses Blade learns that his mother was shot, and he was the head vampire, Frost, little of it while pregnant, which explains why the symptoms Blade vampire, but none of weaknesses. The film was loosely based on stories Blade comics, but especially the latter, and is sometimes considered the film that started the revolution comedy like it preceded the first Spider-Man movie.

Blade II, after the first film, also inspired by the comic strip, was released in 2002 after the success of other comic related movies such as Spider-Man and X-Men. In this film there is a new breed of vampires called Reapers, which feeds on both humans and vampires thanks to an irresistible thirst for blood and strengthened. Those who survive the attacks become Reapers Reapers themselves. To stop the Reapers, Blade is forced to team up with vampires regular Bloodpack of the Shadow Council as one could neither overcome. Ultimately, of course, the Bloodpack betray him, and he must overcome on its own. Fortunately, he finally learned that ultraviolet light kills the reapers. This film include Blade comic is most popular three and did the best at the box office and three.

The third film Blade comic was Blade: Trinity, and was released in 2004. The vampires have concocted a plan to Blade blamed for killing the man, they managed to do so. Now on the run from the FBI, Blade must join forces with the Nightstalkers, a group of vampire hunters led by the man's daughter Whistler, and they go hunting for the original vampire Drake, aka Dracula .

The future of film Blade comics is uncertain now, after a lawsuit filed by Snipes, Snipes and now serving a prison sentence for federal crimes income tax.

In other media, two video games based on the first two Blade movies comics have been published for the PlayStation and Xbox platforms. And a short-lived television series based on movies Blade the comic was broadcast on Spike in 2006.