The Penguin Name-Drops an Iconic Batman Storyline

In “The Penguin,” we find ourselves post-Riddler’s destruction of Gotham City in “The Batman.” This city devastation has echoes of a well-known Batman comic book story, which is explicitly referenced within the new episode – the 1999 event “No Man’s Land.” However, there are connections to other Batman comic arcs that lead up to this event as well. Let me share how it subtly weaves its way into the series. Be warned, spoilers for “The Penguin” episode 2 follow from here on out.

Ethereum: Vitalik Buterin-linked wallet gives rise to bearish sentiment

ETH could reach the $2,900 level if it closes a daily candle above the $2,700 level. ETH’s Long/Short Ratio stood at 0.927, indicating bearish sentiment among traders. As a seasoned researcher who has navigated through numerous market cycles, I find myself cautiously optimistic about Ethereum’s [ETH] potential price movement. The technical analysis suggests that if … Read more

Jeff Hardy Wants To Bring Iconic TNA Theme Song Back (Exclusive)

During the summer season, the iconic pro wrestling team, the Hardys (consisting of Matt and Jeff Hardy), officially reunited in TNA for the first time since 2017. Prior to this comeback, they had been with WWE. Now that they’ve reteamed following their AEW tenure, they are referencing some of their classic wrestling personas and plots. This was noticeable when Matt made his TNA return as his “Broken” persona. The duo has expressed a desire to reintroduce characters like Jeff’s Willow character, with Matt hinting to ComicBook that it’s something they have in store.

The Penguin’s Surprising Team-Up Sets The Stage for Exciting Episode 3

In Episode 2 of “The Penguin,” titled “Inside Man,” character Oz Cobb/Penguin (played by Colin Farrell) leapt from one precarious situation into another. By deceiving Sofia Falcone (performed by Cristin Milioti), who is known for her unyielding nature, that Sal Maroni was responsible for her brother’s death instead of him, Oz found himself in a challenging predicament. He needed to win back the Falcones’ trust while keeping his promises to the Maronis. Just when it seemed like Oz would be trapped between a rock and a hard place, he skillfully extricated himself once more. Remarkably, not only did he escape unscathed, but he also gained an unlikely ally – someone who had no reason to trust him in the first place.