We've not covered Marvel Rivals much lately due to a shortage of hands at the wheel and greymass for the ever-expanding hero ...

After Marvel removed Blade from its 2025 calendar, we need to discuss the possibility of Wesley Snipes playing the Daywalker in the MCU. Whatever state the MCU is left in following Avengers ...

Passenger 57, which Snipes leads as John Cutter, was one of the first action movies that allowed Snipes to fully embrace his training on screen. A mix of these styles can also be seen in Blade ...

He described the crowd's response as a mix of pure joy and admiration, highlighting the lasting impact of Snipes' portrayal of Blade. Reynolds' message was clear: fans still love Blade, and they ...

Ryan Reynolds called attention to Wesley Snipes' impact on the superhero movie genre on Instagram as he shared photos with the actor from the set of 'Deadpool & Wolverine,' emphasizing that there ...

In Deadpool & Wolverine, Snipes returns as Blade, a.k.a. Eric Brooks, the fan-favorite Daywalker and vampire hunter inspired by the Marvel Comics that spawned an R-rated Blade film trilogy.

Wesley Snipes has reached new career heights with his latest movie appearance. The actor broke two Guinness World Records after making a surprise cameo as his signature Marvel character, Blade, in ...

Snipes, 61, makes a shocking return as Blade, the fan-favorite Daywalker and vampire hunter inspired by Marvel Comics that headlined 1998's flagship film, followed by 2002's Blade II and 2004's ...

More than 25 years after he first played Blade, Snipes is still slaying. Warning: This story contains spoilers from "Deadpool & Wolverine." More than 25 years after he first played Blade, Wesley ...

One person in particular, Reynolds, has been showering with praise, none other than Wesley Snipes, the original cinematic version of The Daywalker, Blade, aka “Marvel Daddy.” ...

The actor shared his excitement with fans, calling for more Blade content, and even suggesting that Snipes' character deserves a final tribute similar to Wolverine's emotional send-off in Logan.

Wesley Snipes' 'Deadpool & Wolverine' cameo as Blade has broken two Guinness World Records, beating Hugh Jackman for one of them.