The Midnight Sons return, Black Panther becomes a vampire, and much more in Marvel's Blood Hunt tie-ins

Marvel's Blood Hunt event is shaping up to potentially be one of the publisher's biggest stories in some time, with six spin-off limited series announced so far and more yet to come, to say nothing of ongoing series tie-ins and one-shots that are yet to be announced. 

The four tie-ins announced so far bring the threat of vampires all across the Marvel Universe, including to some unexpected characters. 

First up, there's Black Panther: Blood Hunt, a three issue limited series by writer Cheryl Lynn Eaton, in which T'Challa himself is turned into a vampire as part of a secret mission for Wakanda. 

Turning T'Challa into a vampire is a big step, so here's hoping there's a way for him to come back from the transformation. Here's the cover of May 29's Black Panther: Blood Hunt #1 by Andrea Sorrentino:

Then there's Union Jack the Ripper, another three issue limited series tie-in by writer Cavan Scott and artist Kev Walker, in which the patriotic hero of the United Kingdom throws himself into the fold as a brutal vampire killer. 

Union Jack has a long history with the Nazi vampire Baron Blood, so it's not totally out of left field that he's getting out there as part of Blood Hunt. Here's the cover of May 15's Union Jack the Ripper by Ryan Brown:

Third up is another vampire slayer, Bloodline, daughter of Blade, who is teaming up with none other than Dracula as "their interests align, however briefly." 

Dracula: Blood Hunt is another three issue limited series, written by Danny Lore with art by Vincenzo Carratù. Here's the cover of May 8's Dracula: Blood Hunt #1 by Rod Reis:

The fourth Blood Hunt limited series announced so far marks the reunion of the Midnight Sons, led by Blade, who is bringing along two Ghost Riders in Danny Ketch, Johnny Blaze, along with Victoria Montesi, and more characters yet to be named.

Like all the other Blood Hunt limited series, Midnight Sons: Blood Hunt runs for three issues. It's written by Bryan Hill with art by Germán Peralta. Here's the cover