Batman: The Long Halloween is a must-read for any Batman fan. At the center of it is Julian Gregory Day, the already ...

The Riddler is a character who relishes the fact that he is almost always smarter than the person he is dealing with. That's what makes Batman such a formidable foe, ...

Now, DC is officially bringing the character back to the forefront of its comic narratives by debuting a new costume for the Riddler, one that drastically changes his character in canon.

If you saw “The Batman” and want to learn more about The Riddler character, you’re in luck. DC Comics revealed Friday that a prequel comic titled “Riddler: Year One” is coming this ...

Dano was meticulously crafting his character for The Batman, the Riddler, envisioned by director Matt Reeves as a buttoned-down accountant by day, madman genius by night.

Batman’s enemies have traditionally come with baroque, colorful motivations meant to contrast with what a grim and driven character he is. Take the Riddler, whose raison d’etre has always been ...

As with many DC characters, there have been multiple iterations of the Riddler over his nearly 75 years in the DC Universe, with the character varying somewhat in each of the publisher's ...

Paul Dini played with a similar expansion of the character in his 2006-2009 run on Detective Comics.In these stories, Dini took the ultimate puzzle and twisted him into an evil reflection of The ...

Yet, there’s more to the Riddler than meets the eye, especially for those whose main exposure to the character comes from Jim Carrey’s performance in 1995’s Batman Forever.

Features Riddler: Year One – How Paul Dano Created a New Origin Story for His Batman Character. Exclusive: Paul Dano tells us about writing a prequel to The Batman about the early days of The ...

So, does this mean we will be seeing more of Dano’s Riddler character in the future? An "Ave Maria" encore perhaps? Paul Dano made an appearance at the 2022 San Diego Comic-Con to promote ...

But for all its thoroughly enjoyable goofiness, Detective Comics #140 introduces elements of Riddler’s character that have lasted his decades-long history.