The Penguin: Here’s new trailer, release date, episode count, plot and characters

Comic-Con hosted a panel for DC's "The Penguin" series. Colin Farrell joined via Zoom, sharing insights on the spinoff. The new trailer highlights Penguin's violent rise in Gotham's crime world.

The Penguin

Comic-Con's Hall H transformed into Gotham City during DC’s "The Penguin" panel. Colin Farrell joined the event via Zoom. Director Matt Reeves, co-stars Cristin Milioti and Rhenzy Feliz, and makeup designer Mike Marino accompanied him.

Trailer

The latest trailer displays Penguin's violent climb to power. Farrell's character uses guns and knives to dominate Gotham's crime-filled streets. He is seen shooting at cars and managing drug flow in his club, Iceberg Lounge. Sofia Falcone, played by Milioti, leaves Arkham Asylum to challenge Penguin for control of the city.

Release Date, Episode Count

"The Penguin" premieres on HBO on September 19 and spans eight episodes. The series continues from where "The Batman" left off, focusing on Penguin's rise in Gotham's criminal world. Farrell reprises his role from "The Batman," continuing his acclaimed portrayal of the villain.

Plot and Characters

The series centers on Oz Cobb, known as Penguin, a key figure in Gotham's underworld. It follows his journey post-"The Batman" as he gains power. The cast includes Cristin Milioti as Sofia Falcone, Rhenzy Feliz as Victor Aguilar, and Michael Kelly as Johnny Vitti, among others.

Context from 'The Batman'

The story picks up after the events of 2022’s "The Batman." The Riddler floods Gotham, causing chaos. Batman captures Riddler and saves mayor-elect Bella Reál. With Carmine Falcone dead, a power vacuum forms in Gotham's crime scene, setting the stage for Penguin's ascent.

FAQs

What is the release date of "The Penguin" series?
"The Penguin" premieres on HBO on September 19 and consists of eight episodes.

Who stars in "The Penguin" series?
Colin Farrell stars as Penguin, with Cristin Milioti, Rhenzy Feliz, and Michael Kelly in supporting roles.