If you're going to invest in a mask during the quarantine, it may not be the best idea to go with one of Batman's most iconic villains in Bane Played by Tom Hardy in The Dark Knight Rises (2012), Bane masks become harder to come by as plastic masks, not approved pandemic wear by medical[...]
The Dark Knight Rises introduces us to yet another on screen performance of the Batman villain, Bane This one was way different then what we usually saw and was more villainous and had a plan to destroy the bat Prime 1 Studio is ready for fans to bring Bane home with 2 new statues and a[...]
We like what we've seen from DC Universe's adult animated series Harley Quinn. The streaming service had teased fans with details about the series as far back as 2018's New York Comic Con (NYCC), and now? Let's just say that the Kaley Cuoco-starrer (with The Big Bang Theory alum also executive producing, alongside Justin Halpern and […]
Two of them are Batman, Catwoman, Bane, Joker, and Two Face are all ready to come home and be apart of your collection I like the cute styles on each figure and they have just enough detail to keep any collector interested.These Dark Knight Trilogy Mini Egg Attack do not have a release date or[...]
Designed by Shawn Knapp, sculpted by Rocco Tartamella.
The final statue we are getting is of one of Batman's greatest rivals, Bane This is based on Bane's comic book appearance and it is amazingly detailed I am a big fan of how they gave Bane a torn Batman cowl/ cape and the use of the venom[...]
As well as Bane, but we mostly cared about Kite Man.But with one issue left to go, would Tom King go with his gut, or would he save the Kite Man coda for Batman/Catwoman It seems not He released the following page of artwork by Mikel Janin from Batman #85 Batman and Kite Man in[...]
A Batman happy to use guns in his own battles.And just as we saw Thomas Wayne Batman kill Bane in Batman #82 (above), so we see him killing Bane in his own reality, in just the same way, and in the same environment, but it's not the only death at his hands, portrayed by Mikel[...]
Bleeding Cool has argued that Tom King's Batman arc to date has been a seventy-five-odd issue storyline that is reprising one single scene from Batman Knightfall, that of Bane lifting Batman high above his head... ...and bringing him down on his knee, breaking his back.And so, through the run, Batman was lifted high to the moment[...]
It's run talking about Tom King's Batman online, especially with people who think there just hasn't been enough Bane in City of Bane I would argue the title suggests it's about the city rather than about Bane, his effect on the place and the way it workd now - although setting two issues on a[...]
To tell one very long Batman story, one idea, one movement, the story of Batman, Catwoman - and Bane, telling the kind of story he has told in The Vision, Mister Miracle and Omega Men, but over 100+ issues, and in doing so do something with the character that would need the approval of the[...]
Bane is here and he looks pissed! Bane has always been a recognizable character inside of the Batman landscape His fame has been in and out since his significance of when he broke Batman’s back This juiced out monster has always seemed like more bark and no bite to me However, with this new Injustice:[...]
Or at least one of them.We have been told in previous issues of City Of Bane about the current situation How none of the Bat family are allowed in Gotham, or Alfred Pennyworth's life is in the balance.And Damian knew that explicitly.And in today's Batman #77, was reminded of that by Thomas Wayne, his grandfather[...]
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"City of Bane" continues! The last of the independent villains are on the run, leaving Gotham City entirely to Bane and his cronies-including Flashpoint Batman and Gotham Girl! Though this means a semblance of peace on the streets, the iron grip of tyranny is squeezing all life out of Gotham And with Bane's machinations keeping[...]
As Batman engages in hand-to-hand combat with Bane, an unseen narrator speaks (even if you are bound to get who it is before the eventual reveal) taking the opportunity to run through Tom King's first fifty issues, summarising all the plots and machinations that occurs as part if Bane's big plan Every nuance - The[...]
Batman writer Tom King isn't playing mind games when it comes to writing a naked Bane into his Batman comics King was asked about the villain's feelings on nudity on Twitter, and he responded with the explanation that Bane is simply more comfortable without clothes, as established by continuity Apparently, growing up alone in an[...]
Bane is a big, clunky bore, which is sad, since Shane West was actually a lot of fun before the breath mask came down And then there's Nyssa al' Ghul.Jaime Murray's line delivery as Nyssa is about as clunky as Mick Jagger's in the horrific 1992 sci-fi train-wreck, Freejack Yeah, I went there.https://youtu.be/dv8DYe9JpZw"They Did What?"[...]
well, maybe that won't happen, but I want to believe! There's been some ups and downs with this last season, but I can't fault the creative crew behind Gotham for swinging for the buildings next door to the ball-park- not every episode has landed a run, but I'll be damned if they aren't giving it everything[...]
