With The Penguin streaming now all eyes are on Colin Farrell's scheming Oz Cobb. While the new series is not a part of James Gunn's relaunched DC Universe, it is a spin-off of Matt Reeves' 2022 film The Batman, centred on the infamous supervillain and criminal mastermind – you can read our The Penguin review here.

Cristin Milioti’s Sofia Falcone is the standout villain of Max’s The Penguin. But she started in Batman comics as a mafia enforcer and serial killer the Hangman.

But if Farrell was the revelation of “The Batman,” Cristin Milioti is the revelation of “The Penguin,” premiering Thursday on HBO and Max. Milioti, who grew up in Cherry Hill, stars alongside Farrell as Sofia Falcone,

Reeves said the TV series is the "entry point" into "The Batman 2," which starts filming in 2025 and will be released in 2026. "There are details that actually connect right into the way the next movie begins,

Plucking from the Batman sequel story to "The Long Halloween," "Batman: Dark Victory," this new show rearranges pivotal moments in Gotham's gritty history by way of Sofia Falcone, who is played by Cristin Milioti.

HBO’s new Penguin show with Colin Farrell takes place in The Batman universe, sans any Caped Crusader. But it makes a great case for letting the DCU go wild