The recent addition within the Batman franchise could not have come at a worse time for Mitt Romney.

"Bane," the tremendous villain within the upcoming Hollywood blockbuster, "The Darkish Knight Rises," has grow to be fodder for late-night comedians, like Jon Stewart, who likened the nature to Romney's antique project capital firm, Bain Capital.

The corporate -- which Democrats have categorized a "jobs killer" -- "occurs to undergo the similar identify because the so much scary and present 'Batman' villain," Stewart joked through the "DAY-TO-DAY Display" on Monday, ahead of reducing to a clip of the terrorizing, mask-wearing "Bane" in a scene from the movie.

"He does not even sound human," Stewart quipped.

Democratic adviser and previous Clinton aide Christopher Lehane additionally seized at the possibility to liken the villain to Romney's company, telling the Washington Examiner that "IT'S BEEN noticed that motion pictures can mirror the nationwide mood."

"Whether it's spelled Bain and being placed out by the Obama marketing campaign or Bane and being out by Hollywood, the narratives are an identical: a very smart villain with offshore pursuits and a prior each are trying to find to hide up who had an impressive father and is about on pillaging society," he advised the newspaper.

But famed comedian ebook author Chuck Dixon, who with Graham Nolan created the nature of "Bane" within the 1990s, referred to as the comparability "ridiculous." 

In a posting at the message board part of his website, Dixonverse.net, Dixon wrote: "I noticed it on FACEBOOK like hours in the past. Ridiculous. Tho' I were given a chilly feeling within the pit of my abdomen that Rush might pick out up in this. And that might be the second one time he pegged me and Graham as liberals on his show."

"Overgrasping Dems?" he wrote. "Hey, if it will get Obama supporters into theaters. Perhaps they will purchase lots of Bane toys to throw at Romney. All of it provides to MY Bane capital. I PONDER if the Romney marketing campaign will touch me?"

The dictionary defines "bane" as a perilous poison or an individual or factor that "ruins or spoils." The movie's principals -- a few of whom are Democratic donors -- have thus far now not issued a press release at the matter.