T he Absolute Universe has already gotten off to a resounding success. With its version of Batman leading the charge in ...

There’s one thing everyone knew about DC’s Absolute universe before it launched: its Absolute Batman was big as hell. Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta’s then-new take on the Dark Knight turned him from ...

It didn’t take long for DC Comics’ Absolute Bane to turn heads, and not in a good way. The latest issue of Absolute Batman #9 ...

Bane co-creator Graham Nolan comes out against Nick Dragotta's design of Absolute Bane as seen in Absolute Batman #9 ...

The biggest version of Batman apparently comes with the biggest version of Bane. Bane co-creator Graham Nolan has seen the ...

Once again, Graham Nolan has taken to X to voice his discourse about Absolute Bane, but this time he's reacting to the ...

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. Written by ...

As you can see in the images, Bane’s neck alone is the size of like three ordinary people’s necks, and his arms are even bigger than normal. The cover, which was done by Absolute Batman artist ...

So when Bruce tries infiltrate it and distill its secrets, a new villain from Gotham City arrives to deal with the problem…an old adversary of Alfred's…a man known only as Bane. The next big ...

Let’s get this book to 1.6 million in sales! That’ll show me.” Bane by graham nolan in detective comics #663 (left) and batman #497 cover by kelley jones (right) ...