are developing a movie featuring Bane and Deathstroke. Both villains are commonly associated with Batman, although Deathstroke is largely considered a Green Arrow and Teen Titans villain as well.

it appears more Batman baddies are getting the spotlight in live-action. The Hollywood Reporter reveals that DC Studios is developing a Bane and Deathstroke team-up movie. While a director is ...

Batman Begins rarely gets the respect it deserves for laying the foundation of the Arkham series, so it’s about time we ...

and was notably portrayed by a muffled Tom Hardy in the final installment of Nolan’s Batman trilogy, The Dark Knight Rises. Deathstroke was first introduced in 1980 to be a top-tier villain for ...

The as-yet-untitled film stars Bane, the hulking figure famous for breaking Batman’s back, and Deathstroke, a popular archnemesis with superhuman combat abilities and genius-level intellect.

She asked Hardy, “Word is out that there is a Bane and Deathstroke movie happening with DC. Of course, you play the character in Chris Nolan’s Batman series. Is that character you would like ...

Rocksteady has reportedly greenlit a Batman Arkham Asylum remake. Following the underwhelming performance of Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League and the negative reception of the game by fans and ...

THR reports that a Bane and Deathstroke project is officially in ... of these bad guys to come up against the DCU's new take on Batman at some point, possibly even in the planned The Brave and ...

Assassins” — Collection of the initial nine issues of Deathstroke’s first solo series, delving into his past and culminating in a battle, and team-up, with Batman. * “Deathstroke ...

Batman: The Long Halloween is one of the most ... Tom Hardy recently expressed his thoughts on returning as Bane for the Deathstroke team-up movie that is reportedly… DC Studios co-chair and ...

Thusly, joined by Dark Knights of Steel’s Kryptonian Batman, Deathstroke crosses the harsh terrain amid all manner of assassins. Let’s see how they’ve fared so far below! Jay Kristoff uses ...