We don’t know yet how far Oswald is going to go, but Matt Reeves has made it clear that The Penguin is setting up The Batman 2, so it’s safe to assume that Gotham will have a new kingpin. DC and Warner Bros, even though this is an Elseworlds series and not part of James Gunn’s revised DC slate, are taking a risk with this show, which feels very different from your usual comic book streaming series. Marvel has become homogenized and risk-averse, which is why it’s so refreshing that at least one company is willing to go all-in on something that looks different, feels different, and dares to subvert viewer expectations.
For now, The Penguin is already the best comic show on television.
The Penguin is now streaming on Max, with new episodes arriving every Sunday, starting with Episode 2 on September 29.
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