A preview of Absolute Batman #9 officially introduces Bane to DC's Absolute Universe, and he starts by crushing a man's skull ...

Much like other villains Nolan has used, Bane and Catwoman ... steroid with a pain-killing gas in the movie). Now, you’d think that would be enough to take out Batman. But just to be safe ...

Batman fans will remember Bane being trapped in the Pit ... The mask he now wears pumps him full of gas that reduces the constant suffering his injuries make me feel. Director Christopher Nolan ...

Chris Lee reports on Batman’s new bad guy, Bane. Thursday night in Universal ... beater T-shirts who wears a bizarre bondage-esque, gas-mask-looking facial contraption and talks with the most ...

Specifically, the mask helps deliver an anesthetic gas which numbs Bane's chronic pain enough that he's able to function. As Christopher Nolan explained to Rolling Stone (via Batman News): "Bane ...

The opening scene of Absolute Batman #9 reveals a major difference between the Absolute Universe Bane and the original ...

Soon, Bane tested himself against Batman, creating a plan to tire out ... This has allowed Scarecrow to devise deadly schemes, using his fear gas to keep his enemies off balance.

32 years ago today, Bane became the first ever character to break the Batman, and he left a permanent mark on the Dark Knight. In Batman #497, chapter eleven of the “Knightfall” storyline ...

I mean, Bane whupped him so badly, he forced him back into early retirement, only for Batman to “rise” again and get his mojo back. That said, unlike the growling Bane in Batman & Robin ...

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 ...

The next wave of brick builds center on villains Bane, Two-Face and Scarecrow. But Harley Quinn is there, too. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer If you think Lego is done with its Lego Batman Movie ...

Most famously, Tom Hardy played Bane in Christopher Nolan’s “The Dark Knight Rises,” in which the hulking, masked king of the underworld broke Batman’s back — as he did in the character ...