Tom Hardy's Bane is famous for his weird voice and his strange mask. While the mask has origins in the comics, the movie version is considerably different.

Bane masks have become a hot commodity amid the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent requirements state and local governments have enacted.

Bane’s physical feats in The Dark Knight Rises are even more impressive given Christopher Nolan’s explanation for how his mask actually works.

Bane is hailed by some for being Batman's only opponent capable of taking him out mentally and physically - but why does he wear a mask?

It's already a joke how no one can understand what Tom Hardy's Bane is saying due to his muffled voice. But the studio's not said to be laughing.

Tom described Bane as "brutal" and "heavy-handed", but went on to say that he didn't remain in character for the duration of filming for TDKR and was able to separate himself from the role.

Bane is in peak physical shape, but he must wear a breathing apparatus that feeds him with pain relieving gas due to an old injury. He's never been photographed without his mask and only a handful ...

Some early concept designs for Tom Hardy's Bane are featured on the upcoming Blu-ray release of Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises, and we have a few snaps for you here. One design is ...

Bane masks have become a hot commodity amid the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent requirements state and local governments have enacted.