So, why wouldn't you want to watch it again? Well, it's mostly because of one specific moment in the finale. Throughout the ...

When asked if the name change was due to Oz Cobb having a link to the Court of Owls assassin William Cobb, Zobel was unsure. "I can't 100% answer that because I don't know everything in Matt ...

Burton’s version of Cobblepot isn't the refined gentleman gangster of the comics, though. Instead, he’s a deformed and crass man, who resembles a bird. Advertisement. Advertisement.

The series changes the name Oswald Cobblepot to Oswald “Oz” Cobb. Small change, but bigger ramifications. In the comic, Oswald Cobblepot is a criminal in the vein of high-society wannabe. He ...

For eye-rolling example: In the comics, the Penguin’s real name is “Oswald Cobblepot.” In The Penguin, Mr. Farrell is playing a man named…Oz Cobb.. To wit: in a recent interview with SFX ...

Minnie Driver is taking on an iconic Batman villain, with a twist. She’ll voice Oswalda Cobblepot, a female interpretation of The Penguin, in Prime Video’s upcoming animated series “Batman ...

Cobblepot may think he's ready to square dance in Batman's boots, but let's be real – the only moves we're likely to see are the two steps back comic continuity takes with every dramatic 'change'.

Oswald Cobblepot isn't exact a household name, but even casual Batman fans know that this is the given name of Gotham's Gentleman of Crime, otherwise known as the Penguin.

For eye-rolling example: In the comics, the Penguin’s real name is “Oswald Cobblepot.” In The Penguin, Mr. Farrell is playing a man named…Oz Cobb.

The series changes the name Oswald Cobblepot to Oswald “Oz” Cobb. Small change, but bigger ramifications. In the comic, Oswald Cobblepot is a criminal in the vein of high-society wannabe.