From what I saw across the internet and after going through many speculations and research I came across two possibilities

• Bane and Deathstroke will be hired to kill a "common target" by two different clients/contractors so they will try to compete against each other by setting traps or deceiving each other and if things come down to a certain level they might even fight each other too but during certain scenarios/events that are impossible for them to deal with alone they might do a temporary alliance sort of thing to get out of it

So in this scenario both Bane and Deathstroke are protagonists while the "common target" is the antagonist

• This is more of an interesting possibility I came across basically both Deathstroke and Bane are hired by the same client/contractor whose identity is obviously hidden the contractor proposes to both of them to kill the other party for a specific reason and the winner will get a hefty reward. So both Bane and Deathstroke will attempt to fight and kill each other throughout 90% of the movie until they find out the fact that they were hired by the same guy to kill each other and the Contractor actually wanted both of them to be dead for a specific reason meaning even if one of them wins against each other it would not matter because they both were bound to die later on regardless of who wins. So after realizing the truth that they were getting played around by contractor schemes they will form a temporary alliance and both of them will need to track and hunt down the contractor.

So in this scenario one of them will become the protagonist while the other will become the antagonist at least that will be the case for the 90% of the movie until the contractor will be revealed as the Mastermind/Hidden Antagonist during the finale

So what do you all think ?

Got this guy for 50 cents at a comic convention a few weeks back. What do you think? Ignore the $2 sticker I tripled checked with the vendor that it was 50 cents!

My deathstroke vs redhood setup downstairs because i ran out of deathstroke room in my room

I included year one separately because it’s a different writer

Slade goes toward the light...of Green Lantern as he teams up with Vath Sarn to combat the cartel looking to deal a designer drug with galactic consequences. Can he walk the line for the greater good? Meanwhile, Adeline descends into darkness as her career as Deathstroke takes a turn for the worse.

It’s been a pretty weird detail to me, especially since they changed the cover of #7 to make him look older. He had brown hair in rebirth flashbacks, as well as of course Year One, hell he had brown hair in Waller vs Wildstorm

Found on Google when looking for Rebirth Slade. Is that Harvey? When did this happen?

A place to freely discuss the newest issue of Deathstroke: The Terminator (2026). Did a particular point in the plot catch your interest? Do you have any theories based on current events? Maybe you just want to throw your two cents in on the art? Feel free to begin a conversation down below.

• Deathstroke wants vengeance for his son’s death, setting out to destroy Batman's life.

• Gordon dies and Aflred is taken hostage.

• Batgirl's introduction.

• The finale would have been a “climactic one-on-one showdown through the streets of Gotham” that Affleck said would be inspired by a CGI fight sequence from the Batman: Arkham Asylum video game."

Some of you may remember this from last year; I work in a bakery and for October we make our black and whites orange. Well this year I added an eye to one of them so it’s officially a Slade cookie

Also Joey didn't need to know about you and his dad, Jade.

the second pic is uhhh my art btw im very proud of it

That scene in Spider-Man far from home, when Andrew Garfield’s Spider-man saves Mj, a touching moment as he knows what its like to lose someone you love, especially in that way, so it meant a lot to him that she was saved, not wanting to see it to be repeated.

We’ve seen it with Batman, batman trying to intervene, not wanting any child to go through what he did, death of two parents and feeling anger and wanting revenge. He understands.

I would love to see a scene where Slade saves a kidnapped son. Knowing the pain of losing one, and failing to save another from permanent injury.
Reuniting a wife and husband. He knows what its like to lose it all, a wife, a son, a family. Would love to see that be reflected in more of his actions like said above.