Wesley Snipes Wrote Two Blade 4 Sequel Scripts After Trinity

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Wesley Snipes has revealed that his team prepped two potential scripts for a Blade 4 that never came to be. 1998's Blade was one of the earliest live-action Marvel films of the current boom of superhero features. Snipes starred as the titular daywalking vampire hunter, a role he ended up reprising in 2002's Blade II and 2004's Blade: Trinity. Since then, the franchise moved away from his iteration of the character with the hero being played by the rapper Sticky Fingaz for the short-lived Blade: The Series in 2006. He'll soon be revisited once more in the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe reboot of Bladestarring Mahershala Ali.

Blade was a trendsetter in many ways. In addition to coming at the beginning of the wave of modern superhero blockbusters, which was also spurred forward by the success of 2000's X-Men and 2002's Spider-Man, it was also one of the first wide-release Marvel films in cinema history. Although Marvel had a hold on pop culture in the form of animated series like Spider-Man and live-action television projects including The Incredible Hulk in the late '70s, blockbuster filmmaking was dominated by DC heroes like Superman and Batman. In fact, Blade was the second-ever big-budget Marvel film after the widely panned box office bomb Howard the Duckin 1986.

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While speaking with ComicBook.com, Snipes revealed that he and his team prepped multiple drafts of scripts for a potential Blade 4 after Trinity's release. They created "two versions of a story that would've fit well into the Blade world," though their drafts didn't include any other Marvel characters as far as he remembers. The scripts didn't come to fruition, but they have been