I made this back when the Netflix Marvel shows were airing. Since writers are having such a rough time getting the MCU Blade off the ground, what would you think of this concept?

"Coming soon to Netflix, Marvel's Blade tells the story of a half-vampire out to avenge his mother's death and rid the world of his kind. When Blade arrives in town on the trail of an evasive foe, the vampire hunter's quest for vengeance is interrupted when he himself becomes hunted.

After coming face-to-face with the vampire scourge, vigilante Frank Castle (known as The Punisher to the criminal underworld), mistakenly takes up arms against half-immortal Blade. Unbeknownst to Castle, he too has become a target.

Previously thought to be deceased, Elektra Natchios has started a new life—as the world's deadliest assassin! Elektra's experiences with Daredevil have led her to become more selective about her jobs, so when she is hired to remove an "out-of-control vigilante", she is only too happy to put her skills to work.

When their paths eventually cross, an epic three-way death battle begins. Can this unlikely trio put aside their differences and overcome the obstacles in their pasts in order to take on the real threat before it's too late? Find out when Marvel's Blade airs in Spring of 2020!

The series will star **John Boyega** in the title role with **Jeff Bridges** as Abraham Whistler, and **Jon Bernthal** (Marvel's The Punisher) and **Elodie Yung** (Marvel's Daredevil) reprising their respective roles as Frank Castle and Elektra Natchios. Along with Deborah Ann Woll and Rosario Dawson in supporting roles, fans can expect to see other Marvel characters make guest appearances as the bloody story of vengeance unfolds."
At this point, would Marvel be better off going with my old fan concept for Blade?