Re: DC's Suicide Squad movie
Yea, I think the BTAS is probably my favorite animated show of all time. That and the X-Men show were probably my favorites.
I don't know much about Bane believe it or not, the shows, games, and films are pretty much the only representation of the character I've seen. How do you feel about Nolan's Bane? I'm sure that was a pretty big deviation from the comics, at least in terms of aesthetics.
Yeah, X-Men is my second favorite of the superhero shows as well. They did a really good job of streamlining Claremont's run, which must of been really difficult! There was like 3 or 4 plot lines running through each issue, and then he'd just keep adding characters. Usually I dread when writer's add some new bozo, but I loved every character he added!
I'd say Nolan's Bane is the only decent portrayal of the character since the 90s. You know how much I like that movie, but I think it's missing important content. Apparently, Dark Knight had a half hour cut, but it felt complete to me. When Bane says "Nobody cared who I was before I put on the mask," I was expecting them to go into deep themes of identity and fleshing out his character, paralleling him with Bruce, John Blake, and Selina. I want to see the four or five hour cut of that film! There were scenes that the costume designer talked about showing off Bane's training and getting the mask, and those are things as a Bane fan, I wanted to see. Although in the comics, Bane taught himself pretty much everything with the help of some inmates.
This is the quickest way to sum Bane up:
Joker is the exact opposite of Batman-Complete Anarchy
Ra's al Ghul is the Anti-Batman- Perverse sense of Batman's justice-Believes ends justify the means
Bane is the Anti-Bruce Wayne- Obsessive man with an arrested development, who hones his skills to physical and mental perfection—born and raised without the love of the Waynes, Alfred, and friends.
Bane is a villain that overcomes any hardship, kind of like Daredevil. So seeing him be taken out like he was, might be a bit disingenuous to the character. It's really tough to incorporate his character, because not as static as the Joker. I don't know how they could really do anything else with him after the Dark Knight, but Bane had an ongoing storyline.
I actually wrote something out, but this article does it better. If you're interested, it explains Bane's history:
Bane: One of Batman's Best Villains - Comic Vine
very funny.... 
I actually drew a lot of Spawn look-a-like characters before even knowing who he was. It might be something innate for guys of that time!
I just think of this as part of the DC multiverse, meaning it's just one of many different realities.
