Blade

From Comic-Con hype to creative chaos, Feige breaks down the scrapped scripts, lost directors and Marvel reset that sidelined Ali’s ‘Blade.’

His departure from the Marvel reboot was announced last March.

Marvel apparently sold them for a fair price.

The Mahershala Ali-led reboot was scheduled for a Nov. 7, 2025 theatrical release before it was removed from Marvel's calendar.

The actor made a surprise appearance in the Marvel film, returning as Blade

The vampiric hero's first MCU movie is currently scheduled for a Nov. 7, 2025 release.

Gibbs now has ink of Samuel L. Jackson, Wesley Snipes, and Mike Tyson on his leg.

Mia Goth, star of Ti West's 'X' trilogy, will reportedly star in Marvel's upcoming 'Blade' reboot, in which Mahershala Ali plays the titular character.

Stephen Dorff once again voices his displeasure with superhero films, calling out 'Black Adam' and Marvel's revival of 'Blade,' having starred in the original.

After Bassam Tariq's departure, 'Lovecraft Country' director Yann Demange has been tapped to helm the long-awaited 'Blade' film starring Oscar-winner Ali.

According to reports, the film was slated to begin shooting later this year. It wasn't immediately clear if Tariq's exit would have an effect on release plans.

Mahershala Ali visited the 'Breakfast Club' and spoke about playing Blade in the MCU, as well as his existing Marvel work in 'Luke Cage' and—briefly—'Eternals.'

The 'True Detective' and 'Swan Song' star is playing the celebrated vampire hunter in a new MCU entry. Here, he goes deep on the process with Colbert.

Director Bassam Tariq has nothing but adoration for Wesley Snipes' original 'Blade' trilogy, which closed out in 2004 with 'Blade: Trinity.'

Nearly two years after announcing that Mahershala Ali will revive the cult-classic superhero franchise, 'Blade,' Marvel may have found its director.

The 47-year-old actor caught up with 'The Independent' this week, revealing his less-than-enthusiastic thoughts on Marvel and the upcoming 'Black Widow' film.

In a recent interview with 'The Guardian,' Wesley Snipes denied several rumors of behaving like a diva on the set of 2004's 'Blade: Trinity.'

Snipes seems fine with someone else playing his famous Marvel character.