Michael B. Jordan Says Marvel Will Get Its Success Back

Michael B. Jordan weighs in on ‘Blade’ reboot struggles
The MCU's *Blade*, starring Mahershala Ali, faces major setbacks since its 2019 announcement. *Black Panther* star Jordan hopes it still hits theaters.
SINNERS Star Michael B. Jordan Talks Marvel's BLADE Struggles And Why He'd Work With Jonathan Majors Again
Talking about his new vampire movie Sinners, Michael B. Jordan has shared his thoughts on Marvel Studios' Blade struggles and why former Kang actor Jonathan Majors has his full support. Check it
Michael B. Jordan Has the Perfect Response to Marvel’s Long-Delayed Blade Reboot
Marvel star Michael B. Jordan, who played Erik Killmonger in the two Black Panther films, has the perfect response to the MCU’s long-delayed Blade reboot that has struggled to get off the ground. In an interview with GQ,
Michael B. Jordan Says Marvel Will Get Its Success Back, but He Tells the Studio: ‘I Want to See a Blade Movie'
Michael B. Jordan said in an interview with GQ magazine that he’s not concerned about the future of Marvel despite the franchise’s wobbly track record as of late. While the MCU hit a high last year with the record-breaking “Deadpool & Wolverine,
'I Hope It Gets Together: MCU Star Michael B. Jordan Addresses Blade Reboot's Struggles
During an interview with GQ, Jordan addressed the hold-ups with the Blade reboot, which doesn't have a release window as Marvel tries to sift through its behind-the-scenes chaos.
SuperHeroHype on MSN12d
Rumor: Blade Movie to Find a New Director & Male Villain
Get the latest updates on Marvel Studios' Blade movie reboot: new reports on the director search and release date status.
Wesley Snipes' Cult Classic Marvel Trilogy Is Slicing Up a New Streaming Home
Wesley Snipes stars in Marvel and New Line Cinema’s Blade trilogy. Find out where to stream all of the films now.
Comicbook.com27d
Forget Blade, Marvel Needs to Finally Bring Shang-Chi Off the Bench
Marvel Studios’ attempt to bring Blade back to cinema screens has become a punchline, as well as the first real instance of an MCU film slipping into development hell.