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Spoilers For "absolute Batman" follow.

Scott Snyder and Nick Dragota's "absolute Batman" electrification first ended on a sufficiently positive note. Batman, with the help of his friends, managed to beat Roman Sionis/Black Mask and his entertaining life gang, which besieged Gotham City. But Sionis was just a small fish in a big pond ... and so is Batman. This Bruce Wayne is a working -class city engineer. He has the strength and intelligence of his classic self, but not easy for resources.

At the end of the "absolute Batman" #6, the master of Sionis - a serial killer of a billionaire billionaire ironically called Theoker - saw his plans for Gotham, hit speed. His problem with the bat proved to be no funny job, so he will send a more serious extinct. The Socker finishes the problem with two words that send fear through the body of each reading of bats: "Get Bane.

Bane is easy to ridicule when you have received only The finished Bane in Tom Hardy in the "Dark Knight is rising" in mind. However, let's not forget, he is the man who broke the bat (in The comic story "Nutphal"). And it's just a classic banner - how monstrous can be in the perverted absolute universe? Quite, it turns out.

This bracket is about nine meters high when it is no Using its poison steroid and can be reduced to the size of a small building when it is. In "Absolute Batman" #9, Bane broke Batman without making the least effort or losing some calmness. In "Absolute Batman" #10 he is playing a prison guard, keeping Bruce locked for months in the Horror House and Crazy Science of the Okerocher "Ark M". Now, "Absolute Batman" #11 (drawn by the filling of artist Clay Mann) debuts about the origin of the absolute Bane.

"Absolute Batman" was not shy about drastically changing the main parts of Batmanby Prescribe the story of Bruce Wayne's origin to the restoration Mr -Din freeze in a light and witty monster of ice. Bane, however, was pretty classic. He got the mask in the form of a skull, green poison pipes, placed on his head and hands, etc. Its origin is also immediately drawn from Bane's debut comic book: "Bane's Revenge" from 1993 by writer Jacques Dixon and artist Graham Nolan.

Like his original I, the absolute Bane is greeted by the fictional South American country of Santa Priska, where she was raised in the penalty area of ​​the sins of his revolutionary father. Inside, he endured and became a man's monster. However, Snyder repeats Bane's history in that of this new world, shaping him in a mirror image of what could become Batman.