Blade in comic form stalks his way into the realm of wanted 1:6 collectibles.












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As part of its large and increasingly popular line of RAH (Real Action Heroes) figures, Medicom's Blade in comic form stalks its way into the realm of wanted 1:6 collectibles. Many fans of Blade first became acquainted with the character not through its wildly successful trilogy of movies but rather through the character's origin in comics. When Medicom did a limited release of a RAH Blade from the first movie, many fans were clamoring for a version that more closely resembled the comic version. Well, Medicom listened to their fans and released a similar, albeit slightly different version whose likeness is more akin to the comic Blade.


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