Synopsys (courtesy Marvel.com):
Blade’s mother was bitten by a vampire while pregnant, imbuing her unborn son with vampire strength and a thirst for blood, but without the vulnerability to sunlight. A master of weaponry with a desire to avenge the death of his mother, Blade finds himself in Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Cambodia in an effort to take down the evil villain, Deacon Frost. With vampire hunter Makoto at his side, they will stop at nothing to destroy Existence, a vampire organization with roots deeply embedded in Asia.

Take a look (video courtesy Marvel)!

Synopsys (courtesy Marvel.com):
Blade’s mother was bitten by a vampire while pregnant, imbuing her unborn son with vampire strength and a thirst for blood, but without the vulnerability to sunlight. A master of weaponry with a desire to avenge the death of his mother, Blade finds himself in Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Cambodia in an effort to take down the evil villain, Deacon Frost. With vampire hunter Makoto at his side, they will stop at nothing to destroy Existence, a vampire organization with roots deeply embedded in Asia.

Take a look at several screenshots below…

“This summer, G4 and Marvel teamed up to bring legions of fans their favorite Super Heroes with the original Marvel anime series, “Iron Man” and “Wolverine.” Next up, Marvel’s most popular team of mutants will tear up the small screen when G4 premieres 12 half-hour weekly episodes of the new original anime series “X-Men” this fall, bringing even more action, drama, and high energy anime heroics. Featuring the voice of actor Scott Porter (“The Good Wife,” “Friday Night Lights,” “Caprica”) as Cyclops, “X-Men” premieres Friday October 21st at 11pm ET/PT. The fourth anime series as part of G4 and Marvel’s exclusive partnership, “Blade,” will premiere this winter.

Actor Scott Porter takes on the title role in “X-Men” as the voice of Cyclops, the optic-force blasting deputy leader of the team. In the series, the X-MEN are reunited following the death of a teammate, and are summoned by Charles Xavier to track down Hisako Ichiki, a missing teenage girl in Northern Japan. There, they encounter the fanatical and anti-mutant group, U-MEN, and discover what was important enough for Xavier to bring them back together. The answer is something that could potentially bridge the gap between mutants and humans, or tear the two species apart forever.

Currently airing Fridays from 11PM to Midnight, Marvel original anime series “Iron Man” and “Wolverine” have been ratings successes for G4. The most recent outing on Friday 11PM-12AM delivered the block’s strongest ratings across the board, jumping +50% over the August 2010 time period average with homes and climbing +75% among Total Viewers. The stack also doubled the year-ago mark with Men 18-49 and tripled among Men 18-34. The 11:30PM airing of Wolverine ranked in 9th place among ad supported cable networks with Men 18-34 and more than doubled key Men network competitors such as MTV and ESPN 2.*

Nebraska native Scott Porter first appeared in the off-Broadway production of the musical “Altar Boyz.” He went on to portray wheelchair-bound Jason Street on the popular NBC series, “Friday Night Lights.” In 2008, Porter was featured in Andy and Larry Wachowski’s live-action “Speed Racer” film as Rex Racer. He also was the male lead in the film “Prom Night,” opposite Brittany Snow. He recently had a supporting role on CBS drama, “The Good Wife,” and can be seen in the upcoming CW series, “Hart Of Dixie” this fall.

“X-Men” is directed by Fuminori Kizaki, known as the director of the critically acclaimed “Afro Samurai” series. Shigemi Ikeda, Emmy® Award winner in the “Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation” category for “Afro Samurai: Resurrection”, teamed up with Kizaki once again as art director. G4 is the exclusive U.S. television home of the four brand-new anime series, guided by New York Times best-selling author Warren Ellis (Iron Man: Extremis, Astonishing X-Men: Xenogenesis) and produced by Madhouse for Marvel Entertainment and Sony Pictures Entertainment Japan (SPEJ). Sony Pictures Television is the distributor.”

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Thanks to our friends at G4 TV for this!

Didn’t land tickets to this year’s sold-out Comic-Con? FM is here to ease your pain. 

In celebration of San Diego Comic-Con International’s 40-year history, a first-ever, exclusive television broadcast of a presentation will take place, due to a collaboration between Lucasfilm Ltd. and G4.

The Star Wars Spectacular! will air Saturday, July 25 at 2:00 p.m. ET/PT on G4. 

This will feature never-before-seen footage, breaking news, surprise announcements, guest stars and more. At 4:00 p.m.  G4 will also present three hours of live coverage from the Comic-Con floor. 

Fans are also invited to participate in a panel by submitting Clone Wars questions through a special G4 micro-site. Questions will be answered, live, by supervising director Dave Filoni and others from Clone Wars. 

The 2009 Comic-Con is also home to another Lucasfilm milestone- the Star Wars Stories Project. Fans will contribute to Lucasfilm’s own historical archive by describing their own personal memories through video testimonials. 

Calling all Star Wars fans! Get started here.