Ok, Wolverine becoming a vampire is a fun and entertaining concept, but do we really think his healing factor wouldn't have been able to fight off the transformation?  I mean this is his mutant power, one that was strong enough to fight off a Brood transformation fer god's sake.  I guess there's a distinction between a vampire transmutation and a Brood one, where vampire infections have been portrayed as either viral or magical in nature that I've seen, whereas a Brood infection I guess is like xenophobic biologic or something.  Maybe Wolvie's healing factor is less effective against magic, but if it was viral, it should have been able to stave it off in my opinion, but I know, then we wouldn't have the fun of seeing a vampire Wolvie on the loose.

I continue to have problems with the X-Men's overall plan.  Didn't they realize that tracking Jubilee would've led them straight to Xarus?  What do they see in Xarus that makes them fear him into thinking they couldn't take him out on their own so that they had to resurrect Dracula, and by doing so, that he would have the power that they didn't to stop Xarus?  It doesn't make sense, because if they don't fear Dracula by resurrecting him, who they presume could stop Xarus, then why fear Xarus?  I know they were alarmed by the sheer number of vampires detected by cerebra, but why not go directly to the source and just take him out?  No, let's resurrect Dracula so that he can raise his own army of vampires to take out Xarus's army, and we're back at square one...

And still Blade just stands there, accepting and passive to the whole thing, as his most hated adversary is resurrected before his very eyes....kinda wanna see what happens with vampire Wolvie, but I think I'm done really.