Bane – New 52 | Comics

Born to a revolutionary father who was a prisoner of Peña Dura, a child who would become Bane one day took his father's place and lived in the imprisonment of a flooded chamber for 17 years. As he grew to hate the world, he got cunning and incredibly strong using the super-steroid known as Venom. He came to Gotham City in quest of power but is opposed by Batman, whom he did not see coming.

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He teamed up with Scarecrow and White Rabbit but the Court of Owls came into their way (Knight Terrors). Bane believed that both Batman and The Court are connected but following Night of the Owls, he is proved wrong. With the unexpected aid from Sebastian Clark, Bane set out to destroy The Court and then went up against a former Talon named Calvin Rose (Scourge of the Owls).

Even though Bane snapped Rose's neck in Santa Prisca, he came back and defeated Bane's army. Bane then killed Sebastian Clark and left to conquer Gotham City once again with the malevolent Alfred Pennyworth of Earth 3 (Fall of the Owls). The Crime Syndicate took over the world and "Arkham War" broke in for taking control over Gotham.

Wearing his very own Batsuit, Bane fought against Scarecrow's army of Arkhamites and enlists a Talon named William Cobb to help him rule Gotham. He is eventually defeated by Batman, who locked him up in Arkham and he escaped to team-up with Scarecrow but got along with Poison Ivy instead, who betrayed him. Killer Croc met him in the sewers to settle some old scores and during Joker's Endgame, he fought alongside the Bat-Family to save the city from falling into any further chaos.

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One of the most dreaded foe that The Dark Knight has ever faced, Bane is most popular for his infamous act of "Breaking The Bat" in the Knightfall saga of DC Comics' New Earth continuity (also known as the "Post-Crisis" era). The idea of Bane's character was conceived by comic-book writer Chuck Dixon (Batgirl – Year One, Superman/Tarzan – Sons of the Jungle), Graham Nolan (Hawkworld, JLA Vs. Predator) and Doug Moench (Batman & Dracula – Red Rain, Batman Vs. Predator II – Bloodmatch).

Bane Takes Gotham

However, following the "Flashpoint" crossover event and in the wake of The New 52, Bane set foot on the new rebooted era through the second volume of the monthly ongoing Batman – The Dark Knight. Therefore the credit of his Prime Earth persona development goes to the writer/artist team of Paul Jenkins (Batman – Jekyll & Hyde, The Darkness/Pitt), Joe Harris and David Finch (Aphrodite IX, Brightest Day).
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Avengers Disassembled | Comics

Avengers Disassembled | Comics

Avenger member Ant-Man, Captain Britain, Hawkeye, She-Hulk and Wasp were having a talk during their regular breakfast time when the formerly deceased Avenger member Jack of Hearts appears at the gate of Avengers Mansion as a zombie-like figure, killing Ant-Man in a blast upon confronting him and it destroyed half of the Avengers Mansion as well at the same time. As soon as Captain America arrives, the rest of the survivors are soon attacked by Vision, who unleashes an army of Ultron robots to fight The Avengers. The Avengers took care of the Ultron robots but then She-Hulk suddenly goes full-berserk on Vision by all these madness and seeing him solely responsible for the chaos, she tore him apart with sheer force despite Cap's warning.

Iron Man stops She-Hulk after exchanging blows for some time and taken the others to safety but earlier he was also behaving strangely at a U.N. meeting. Soon they are all gathered on response to an attack by a large fleet of Kree battleships out of nowhere, resulting Hawkeye heroically sacrificing himself by destroying the Kree warship only to save his friends. Finally, it was revealed to everyone upon the appearance of sorcerer supreme Doctor Strange that, the mentally unstable Scarlet Witch is the one behind all these recent chaos with her unchecked hex magic that altered the foundation of The Avengers. As they all mourn for their fallen comrades and victims of this chaos, they decide to face Wanda for one last time to find out what's wrong with her.

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"Avengers Disassembled" is a major crossover comic event that was published by Marvel Comics in 2004 which draws the conclusion of the longest running superhero team in comics history. It is the event that would change the whole landscape of the entire Marvel Universe. During the event, only Spider-Man and Fantastic Four titles just shared the “Disassembled” title; they did not truly participated in this event. Writer Brian Michael Bendis (Age of Ultron, Civil War II) has delivered the core plot along with writer Mark Waid (Avengers Vs. X-Men, Captain America – Sentinel of Liberty), Paul Jenkins (Inhumans, Origin) and Robert Kirkman (Haunt, The Walking Dead) developing the tie-ins.
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Spectacular Spider-Man – The Hunger | Comics

Detective Neil Garrett is investigating a series of incidents that have been reported lately, where the victims' lifeless bodies are found with fang marks. Eddie Brock laments for the sins he did in the past in a church. Peter Parker, Aunt May and Liz Allen visits a nearly comatose Flash Thompson on St. Mark's hospital, who is badly injured by the Green Goblin.

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Detective Garrett learns from Doctor Phil of St. Jude's hospital that the victims were completely drained of adrenaline and his point only leads to Venom, one of the oldest enemies from Spider-Man's past. Responding to his Spider-Sense, Peter enters a tunnel to and upon confrontation; Spidey learns a horrible fact that, the alien symbiote is deadlier than ever because currently it is roaming without a host!

As the symbiote is still emotionally attached to Spider-Man, it desperately tries to merge with him once again but Spidey deals with him by fighting off. A withered symbiote now crawls back to a very broken Eddie Brock for one last time and takes him for a walk, as it needs some adrenaline. Peter meets Detective Garrett and they both exchange information on Venom and his victims, only to reach to a conclusion that the suit is looking for a new host.

In another face-off, Spider-Man outsmarts Venom in almost every moves and he seemed defeated. Then the Human Torch of Fantastic Four aids Spider-Man while he was fighting off the symbiote again as it tricked him to warp him over. Peter finally meets Eddie in person for a chat only to receive a very shocking revelation.

Creepy Clinging Symbiote

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Spectacular Spider-Man – The Hunger

It couldn't be better than this, to start off a new Spider-Man series with writer Paul Jenkins (Wolverine – The End, World War Hulk – Front Line) and the talented artist Humberto Ramos (Age of Apocalypse, Superior Spider-Man) in a storyline from Marvel Comics titled "The Hunger" involving one of Spidey's most ruthless and powerful arch-enemies; Venom.

Venom On The Loose

Jenkins took a very creative approach of setting the Venom symbiote apart from its host and a new reason to seek out Spider-Man to bond with him again. This story took place in the second monthly ongoing volume of Spectacular Spider-Man, running from issues #01-05 and then concluded in the next chapter called "Countdown".
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Spawn | Comics

Born in Detroit, Michigan, Al Simmons is the second of the three children their parents had. When he grew up, Simmons joined the U.S. Marine Corps and soon became Lieutenant Colonel. Later he moved to the United States Secret Service and is then transferred to the Central Intelligence Agency by Jason Wynn; director of CIA.

Spawn | Comics

He recruited Simmons in a special top secret division with the jurisdiction in every internal and external affair out there. Often having less satisfactory explanation from director Wynn regarding their operation, Simmons was always tasked with the bloodiest missions. During a covert operation, Al Simmons is burned alive by his fellow operative Bruce Stinson AKA Chapel on order from his superiors for purpose unknown.

As soon as he died, Simmons was sent to Hell as he led his life as an assassin and there he agrees to became the host of Hellspawn, to serve Malebolgia; one of the rulers of Hell. Malebolgia resurrects him so that he could see his wife Wanda Blake again for one last time.

Though returned to Earth, he discovers that five years have already passed since he died and he cannot change back to his normal visage permanently even if he wanted to. Wanda has also moved on with his best friend Terry Fitzgerald and married him. With a powerful demon henchman of Malebolgia called the Violator monitoring his every move, Simmons is now to decide his upcoming actions as the eternal servant of Hell.

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Spawn is a popular comic book character of anti-hero category from Image Comics. Artist Todd McFarlane (Amazing Spider-Man, Image United) has created this character and also wrote many issues for the comic series.

Writers like Neil Gaiman (Death, The Sandman), Alan Moore (Watchmen, Youngblood), Brian Michael Bendis (Sam and Twitch, Ultimate Fantastic Four) and Paul Jenkins (The Darkness, Hellblazer) filled in as the plot makers for the core title and spin-off's. Apart from McFarlance, artist Greg Capullo (Batman – New 52, Haunt) did a good job on Spawn. Marc Silvestri (Cyberforce, Hunter-Killer) also appeared a few times as penciller.

Herald of The Devil

Till date, Spawn is considered as one of the greatest Image Comics title after The Walking Dead and Invincible. The series led to the release of many notable spin-offs like Curse of the Spawn, Sam & Twitch and Spawn – The Dark Ages. There was a live-action Spawn movie in 1997 starring actor Michael Jai White in the titular role.
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