The New 'Dark Knight Rises' Poster Is Here

Now that the superhero summer movies are in full effect and The Avengers are breaking all kinds of box office records, The Dark Knight Rises has a seriouly high bar to reach. However, this is still Christopher Nolan, the man who made Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and Inception. If a person was to go by his track record they could definitely relax knowing the success of his past flicks.

The imagery of Batman underneath the flame in addition to the caption “The Legend Ends” leads to believe that Batman will be no more. In the original comic, Bane is the straw that broke Batman’s back rendering him paralyzed. No word if Nolan chose to take that route, only time will tell.

With Bale, Anne Hathaway, Tom Hardy, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine, Gary Oldman, Marion Cotillard and Juno Temple among the cast, The Dark Knight Rises will be here on July 20th.

Watch the latest trailer on the other page.

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