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So Tim Seely (writer) and Logan Faerber (artist) are the new creative team bringing Blade back into the fold. However, not just the Blade (Eric Brooks) we’ve come to know and love. This time around Eric is going to have to face a whole new type of monster… a teenager. Fallon Grey is the new Blade being introduced that also happens to be Eric’s daughter. You know damn well there is going to be some monsters slayed and some new monster threats as well. If Fallon is anything like her father, we are going to be seeing these two butt heads a lot. We’ve seen Blade be his typical lone-wolf self over in the pages of Mighty Avengers. We can already tell Blade isn’t going to be anywhere near Luke Cage’s patience as a father (probably because again he is going to be dealing with a teen). However it’s going to be interesting to see how one of the roughest dudes in Marvel adjusts to this development. We have no idea how Blade has come to have a daughter — the only theory I could possibly offer is if Seely is going back into the Blade: Max mini-series where he was set up into relations with a vampire queen, thus fulfilling a prophecy of a child that could bring about the end of the world. I doubt that will be the case though. Faerber has given Fallon a waaaaaaaaaaaaay better look than when her father first debuted. Listen, Blade paved the way for Marvel movies (yeah, not Iron Man), so you’re telling me he’s back with a daughter using Black Girl Magic as a stake to merk vampires and othe…
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