In the 86 year history of the Dark Knight, Batman has had a lot, and I mean a lot, of team ups. More often than not, they’re ...

Based on the fact that Batman is 6’6” and Bane is able to hold him aloft in a hand that is about as big as Bruce’s torso, we can safely estimate Bane to be at least fifteen feet tall ...

Batman and Bane finally meet in the closing pages of Absolute Batman #9, and their showdown doesn't go well for the Dark Knight. Bane approaches their fight with a lackadaiscal calm.

These are notable changes, which could indicate other ways that the Absolute Bane differs from the original. Absolute Batman #9 arrives in comic shops everywhere on June 11, 2025.

DC Comics has shared a first look at June's Absolute Batman #9, but how is this version different from the regular DC Universe version and will he be able to "break" this world's more formidable ...

Bane is one of the few who can manage both tasks. Given that, it is unsurprising that a new version of the “Man Who Broke the Bat” is emerging within the pages of Absolute Batman.

Two key Batman villains are uniting for their own movie, which is set in the rebooted DC universe. The as-yet-untitled film stars Bane, the hulking figure famous for breaking Batman’s back, and ...

Look, we'll take it—Bane and Deathstroke are both interesting villains—we're just not sure we understand it Images: Funko Despite it now being nearly two years since Warner Bros. Discovery ...

Batman villains Deathstroke and Bane are getting a team-up movie, with Captain America: Brave New World's Matthew Orton writing the script.

Bane also featured as a secondary villain in 1997’s “Batman & Robin,” as played by professional wrestler Robert Swenson, and Shane West played the character on Fox’s Batman prequel series ...

Batman Villains Bane, Deathstroke Getting Movie Treatment at DC Studios (Exclusive) DC will be doing some back-breaking development work to bring these criminals to the big screen. By Borys Kit ...

Fox’s Gotham premiered 10 years ago, in September 2014, on the Fox network, and while it didn’t necessarily revolutionize Batman’s origin story, it did recontextualize it. Presenting a new ...