Bane, the villain born in darkness, is coming to Hot Toys‘ line of premium 1/6 scale collectible figures. The latest Dark Knight figure features Tom Hardy’s likeness (what you can see of it) and an impressive amount of detail on his tactical gear. So now you can recreate that iconic scene where Bane gave Batman a bit of a backache.
Pre-orders for Bane have not started yet, but the figure is expected to arrive during the first half of 2024.
Bane will come with the following:
– New specialized muscular body with over 20 points of articulations displays detailed muscle and scar textures
– Inner metal skeleton with enhanced articulation range
– Seamless design from neck to arms
– Advance body structure
– Eight (8) pieces of interchangeable hands including:
– One (1) pair of fists
– One (1) pair of relaxed hands
– One (1) pair of accessory holding hands
– One (1) pair of gesture hands
– Each piece of head sculpt is specially hand-painted
Costume:
– One (1) brown coat
– One (1) brown jacket
– One (1) green combat vest
– One (1) pair of dark grey military pants with knee pads
– One (1) brown glove for right hand
– One (1) pair of dark green combat boots
Accessories:
– One (1) Batman’s shattered cowl
– A specially designed city sewer diorama figure stand with character backdrop
Christopher NNolan’sversion of Bane departs drastically from the comic book vvillain’sbackstory. Rather than being born in a South American prison and strengthened by a super steroid known as Venom, The Dark Knight Rises simplified things. In a way, that acted as a negative. In the Knightfall saga, Bane systematically broke the Bat first by creating a massive crime wave.
Batman was in a non-stop battle against almost every one of his famous foes, thanks to Bane blowing a hole in Arkham Asylum. Eventually, Bane learned of BBatman’ssecret identity, broke into the Batcave, and quickly snapped an exhausted BBatman’sspine.
We ddon’tget much of a backstory for NNolan’sBane; aside from that, he, too, escaped from prison (The Pit) but was disfigured by fellow prisoners and required a breathing apparatus around his head. Rather than acting on his behalf to break the Batman, he was part of the League of Shadows and sort of a do-boy for Talia al Ghul.
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