6 DC Villains Deathstroke Could Be Working For In The Batman Movie. News. By Adam Holmes published 6 September 2016 When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

Both Bane and Deathstroke are iconic DC villains. Bane debuted in 1993 and was created by writer Chuck Dixon and artist Graham Nolan. He is most famous for breaking Batman's back in the iconic ...

Now, for Batman’s first solo entry in the DC Cinematic Universe, we will see Bruce Wayne take on Deathstroke, a hired gun who didn’t start out as Batman’s nemesis, but has become one of DC ...

DC released a preview of Titans #25 by John Layman, Pete Woods, and Wes Abbott. Beast Boy is our narrator for the 25th anniversary issue, and readers are dropped right in the middle of a fight between ...

W hen one thinks about DC Comics villains Bane and Deathstroke, it’s usually not in the same thought. Sure, those two have tangled with Batman on many occasions, and maybe there have been some ...

As the years went by, Deathstroke expanded from just menacing the Teen Titans to a general DC universe villain. He has developed feuds with both Green Arrow and Batman.

DC Comics / DC Comics. Comic book fans would be the first to tell you that the only thing that Bane and Deathstroke have in common is that they are both villains in the DC Universe.

Two key Batman villains are uniting for their own movie, which is set in the rebooted DC universe. The as-yet-untitled film stars Bane, the hulking figure famous for breaking Batman’s back, and ...

Also, in 2009, Deathstroke was ranked as IGN’s 32nd greatest comic book villain of all time. Deathstroke, or commonly referred to as Deathstroke the Terminator or simply Slade, is known to be ...

Villains don’t often get their own solo comics, so Slade Wilson, better known as Deathstroke, is a rarity. Christopher Priest, the co-creator of Quantum & Woody and whose Black Panther is the ...

Deathstroke is now king of the super villains at DC. It's a bit of a self-appointed title, but it's now a real thing after the events of Deathstroke Inc. #5. Let us back up a bit.

When one thinks about DC Comics villains Bane and Deathstroke, it’s usually not in the same thought. Sure, those two have tangled with Batman on many occasions, and maybe there have been some ...