someone calling Oz “Penguin” as an insult once per episode or a reference to Sofia’s time in Arkham. But somehow, it’s still totally working if you’re a Batman fan or otherwise.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for The Penguin episode 4, “Cent’anni.” “We work for him,” corrupt Gotham City cop William Kenzie (Peter McDonald) says in 2022’s The Batman movie.

who also directed 2022’s The Batman, detailed how the events of The Penguin directly follow on from the film. "This was a ...

The Batman spin-off show The Penguin just wrapped up it’s season finale with a sneaky tease to the caped crusader’s return as the famous Bat Signal lit up the Gotham skyline. However, many ...

This time, she’s seen live in the flesh, as Oz travels to Gotham City ... The Penguin finale, but definitely makes her presence felt: When Sofia Falcone ultimately gets sent back to Arkham ...

while targeting Oz for helping send her to Arkham. With The Penguin putting Oz at the top of the criminal underworld, The Batman: Part II may explore how he actually has an edge against the Dark ...

HBO’s The Penguin picks up right where the 2022 Matt Reeves film The Batman ended ... over Gotham city. Having to battle with ...

The season finale of The Penguin hit HBO ... with Oz Cobb now Gotham City's new Kingpin of Crime. His evolution is one we expect to see continue in The Batman Part II as filmmaker Matt Reeves ...

Batman: Arkham Shadow stays within the pocket of established lore and still iterates brilliantly on one iconic villain's Arkhamverse origin story. The Penguin makes a good case for a video game in ...

Given that The Penguin spawned directly out of The Batman, and Sofia Falcone was related to the Arkham show, expect a direct connection, rather than some standalone story with new characters.

or Nolan North’s Penguin. In Batman: Arkham Shadow, a handful of familiar characters and actors appear and not all of them have the same voices (Police Commissioner Jim Gordon is played by Mark ...

The Penguin ... city into a free-for-all among its organized crime syndicates. But Oz’s brand of cunning seems to prove audiences are in for a Penguin with more power plays to make in The Batman ...