Daughter of the Daywalker

[shakalooloo]

One story from Free Comic Book Day that hasn't been mentioned much is Marvel's 'Bloodline', featuring the daughter of Blade, whose series should be arriving 'this Fall'.

Of course, this isn't the first time the concept has been mooted. It happened back in 2015, before the dark times.



It didn't go anywhere, but why not compare and contrast?




Fallon Grey, created by Tim Seeley and Logan Faerber.

Here's the announcement interview:

https://www.cbr.com/sdcc-exclusive-seeley-makes-fighting-a-family-affair-in-marvels-blade/

And then, the 'creative differences' that ended the thing:

https://www.cbr.com/seeley-reveals-why-he-quit-marvels-blade/

Seems very different from the upcoming 2022 version, from Danny Lore and Karen S Darboe:

Comments

[blues32]

She said "bruh" unironically. The only worse thing I can think of is if she said, "brah".

[longboxingwhileblack]

My family and friends say "Bruh" almost as much as we say "fam". She could kick it with us whenever she wants. 🤣🤣