The Penguin (2024)
The Penguin (2024)
The Penguin (2024) is an exciting and highly anticipated limited television series created by Lauren LeFranc, exclusive to Max, which takes a deep dive into the notorious world of Gotham City through the eyes of one of its most iconic characters: Oswald Cobblepot, also known as The Penguin. 
A spin-off from the DC Universe and specifically the 2022 film The Batman, this series explores the criminal underworld of Gotham, offering a more intimate, character-driven perspective on Cobblepot’s rise to power. With its gritty narrative, complex characters, and a blend of dark humor and intense drama, The Penguin promises to be a thrilling journey through the moral decay of a city on the edge of collapse.
A spin-off from the DC Universe and specifically the 2022 film The Batman, this series explores the criminal underworld of Gotham, offering a more intimate, character-driven perspective on Cobblepot’s rise to power. With its gritty narrative, complex characters, and a blend of dark humor and intense drama, The Penguin promises to be a thrilling journey through the moral decay of a city on the edge of collapse.At the heart of The Penguin is the character of Oswald Cobblepot, a.k.a. The Penguin, portrayed once again by the talented Colin Farrell. In The Batman, Cobblepot was introduced as a low-level but ambitious mobster, and the series picks up right where the film left off.
After the events of the movie, Cobblepot begins to fill the power vacuum left by the downfall of Gotham’s criminal elite, attempting to consolidate his control over the city’s criminal operations. Farrell’s portrayal of Cobblepot, which is already one of the standout performances of The Batman, promises to further explore the character’s complexity in the series.
Unlike many supervillains, Cobblepot is not driven by a desire for world domination or chaos, but by a deep-seated need for respect and power in a world that has long underestimated him.
After the events of the movie, Cobblepot begins to fill the power vacuum left by the downfall of Gotham’s criminal elite, attempting to consolidate his control over the city’s criminal operations. Farrell’s portrayal of Cobblepot, which is already one of the standout performances of The Batman, promises to further explore the character’s complexity in the series.Unlike many supervillains, Cobblepot is not driven by a desire for world domination or chaos, but by a deep-seated need for respect and power in a world that has long underestimated him.
