Collected editions, anniversaries, and new mature readers stories expand Gotham and the DC Universe ...

The Indiana Pacers lost more than a game Monday night in a 120-109 defeat to the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 5 of the NBA ...

As 'Batman Begins' turns 20, EW ranks every Batman movie by original review grade, from the Tim Burton titles to the 'Dark ...

DC is gearing up to reinvent Bane, and the early teases promise a transformation that could redefine the character forever in ...

W hen DC Comics rebooted their entire comic line for the New 52, many fans were upset with the changes, which, in many cases, ...

His confrontation with Bane forever altered Batman’s character, making him far more paranoid about his villains, and taking them far more seriously, which in turn made his entire comic much darker.

No, but his enemies sure can! DC recently released its solicitcs for the month of June, and Absolute Batman #9 will introduce Bane. This version of the character, per the logline, is actually an ...

There are many enemies who test Batman physically and mentally. 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 ...

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 ...

The weak links don't just stop with Kilmer and O'Donnell in Batman Forever, however ... which culminates in a brutal sequence where Bane (Tom Hardy) breaks Batman's back as he assumes control ...

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 ...