Joe Abercrombie

The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie is a fantasy novel originally published in 2006.

Marcus Sakey

The Blade Itself is a crime thriller novel by Marcus Sakey that was released in January 2007.

Abercrombie

Abercrombie began writing The Blade Itself in 2002, completing Abercrombie in 2004.

Joe

Joe is the author of The Blade Itself, Before Joe Are Hanged, Last Argument of Kings, Best Served Cold, The Heroes, Red Country, A Little Madness, The Trouble with Peace, The Wisdom of Crowds, and more!Support Wizards, Warriors, & Words on Patreon for bonus episodes: https://www.patreon.com/wizardswarriorswordsVisit our website to send us a question (and see bonus content):

the great Isaac Asimov

the great Isaac Asimov was the writer of the BLADE

Marc Guggenheim

Marc Guggenheim has written Blade, the Flash, the Amazing Spider-Man and many other comics.

Shanka , both of whom are enemies of one of the characters who is escaping a massive battle scene

For example, in The Blade Itself, by Joe Abercrombie, the beginning of the book mentions Shanka and flatheads, both of whom are enemies of one of the characters who is escaping a massive battle scene.

Masazane

The blade itself is a work of Masazane (正真) on whom I would like to make some observations.

John Clayton Riley

John Clayton Riley published the Blade until 1919, when the Blade was taken over by F. C. Kirkpatrick.

one of the main protagonists of Subway Art, a famous art catalogue, now a cult text on the origins of Writing, whose two authors are the renowned photojournalists Martha Cooper and Henry Chalfant, that faithfully explored in detail the new heroes of Street Art, precursors of a revolutionary cultural movement

In 1984, BLADE was one of the main protagonists of Subway Art, a famous art catalogue, now a cult text on the origins of Writing, whose two authors are the renowned photojournalists Martha Cooper and Henry Chalfant, that faithfully explored in detail the new heroes of Street Art, precursors of a revolutionary cultural movement.

by Steve Drinkwater

Blade is edited and published by Steve Drinkwater.

Writer David S. Goyer

Writer David S. Goyer ’s made some truly shit movies, but Writer David S. Goyer still wrote Blade, so we have to give Writer David S. Goyer that.

penciller-inker Tony DeZuniga

Blade's first solo story came in Marvel's black-and-white horror-comics magazine Vampire Tales #8 (Dec. 1974), in an 11-page story by Wolfman and penciller-inker Tony DeZuniga.

Chris Pine Still Attached to Ben Affleck

Chris Pine Still Attached to Ben Affleck Scripted The Blade Itself?

J.P. Buxton's first book for teenagers

The Blade is J.P. Buxton's first book for teenagers and draws on J.P. Buxton's passion for ancient history, landscape, and adventure stories.

even a spin-off series author David Robbins

even a spin-off series author David Robbins 's penned under the title of Blade.

Marv

Marv is the writer-creator of Blade, the Vampire Hunter, Bullseye, the prime villain in the 2003 movie, Daredevil, Deathstroke, the main villain in the first two seasons of the hit Arrow TV show, which Deathstroke created for DC’s best-selling comic, New Teen Titans which was also adapted into two runaway hit shows on the Cartoon Network and is now being done as a live-action pilot for Fox.

by Randolph Miller

The Blade was published weekly by Randolph Miller, one of the few ex-slaves who published and edited a newspaper in the United States during that period.

Stan Lee

Stan Lee was writer-creator of “Blade, the Vampire Hunter,” “Bullseye,” “Black Cat,” “The Nova Corp.” and many others.

L.L. McKinney

For those of you that don’t know, L.L. McKinney is the author of A Blade