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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 24 entries checked · 13 flagged · 25 issues confirmed · 13 corrected · 12 still open
Hannibal King — Hannibal King and Blade debuted simultaneously in The Tomb of Dracula #10 (1973) and allied immediately, contradicting claims that King's creation predates his association with Blade.
Hannibal King — Hannibal King's cure from vampirism required external magical and scientific intervention, not merely sheer willpower.
Deacon Frost — The entry incorrectly states Frost's goal involves activating a serum; in the 1998 film canon, his plan is to summon La Magra via ritual using Blade's blood and the Bloodstone.
Eric Brooks — Weaponry description: The claim that he uses weaponry coated in garlic derivatives is inaccurate regarding his established canon loadout; Blade's specialized weapons are typically coated in silver or infused with ultraviolet light, while garlic is primarily us
Whistler — Whistler was killed by gunshot wounds from Drake, not a virus infection.
Whistler — Whistler died immediately on screen during the confrontation, rather than later off-screen.
Quincy — The entry incorrectly states that official lore supports no method for humans to retain humanity with vampire blood, contradicting established canon where Blade is a Dhampir born from maternal infection who retains his humanity, and Hannibal King retained his
The Nightstalkers — The entry incorrectly states Abraham Whistler founded and leads 'The Nightstalkers'; in Marvel Comics canon the team was formed by Hannibal King and Frank Drake with Blade as a member, and in the film trilogy no formal organization by that name exists.
The Daywalker — Mother's name is Tara Brooks in Marvel Comics canon and unnamed in films, not Talitha.
The Daywalker — Blade retains vulnerability to silver and traditional weaknesses despite healing factor; he is not immune.
Blade's Silver Daggers — Silver is not a canonical weakness for vampires in Marvel Comics or the Blade film series; it is primarily associated with werewolves, whereas vampires are vulnerable to sunlight, stakes, decapitation, and faith-based items.
Blade's Silver Daggers — The claim that silver acts as an acid or cauterizing agent against vampire biology contradicts established lore where such properties are not attributed to silver in this universe.
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