The Penguin introduces Sofia Falcone to Gotham City in Matt Reeves' dark and gritty DC Universe. The series, directed by Craig Zobel and written by Lauren LeFranc, picks up where The Batman had ...

The Penguin brings changes to Sofia Falcone's story as The Hangman in the Comics The Penguin changes Sofia Falcone's story a lot from how it starts in the comic books. In DC Comics, Sofia first shows ...

In terms of other characteristics the show needs to tick off, the Penguin is yet to get a few items for his outfit, but a ...

LeFranc notes that “in the comics, it’s Sofia Falcone-Gigante because she marries into a Gigante family. But I thought it was more appropriate to have her take her mother’s maiden name.

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Sofia’s arc on The Penguin is incredibly different from what Batman comic readers know of the Falcone family. In two series by Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale titled Batman: The Long Halloween (1996) and ...

The Penguin showrunner Lauren LeFranc shared that they "completely respect" John Turturro's reasons for passing on The Batman ...

But there's more to know about the character, and where she fits into the history of Batman and the DC Comics universe. Magpie appears throughout Sofia's ... we see it in the Falcone home at ...

and is she in The Penguin‘s DC Comics source material, too? Who Is Magpie in The Penguin Episode 4? “Magpie” is the alias used by the Arkham inmate in the cell next door to Sofia Falcone.