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Batman: Arkham City: Jack Ryder / Inmates / Penguin, Joker and Two-Face Thugs: Jurassic Park: The Game: Barney, Dr. Sorkin's Assistant [2] 2012: Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning: Additional voices: Diablo III: Ithereal [2] Guild Wars 2: Additional Voices: 2013: Infinity Blade III: Additional voices: Skylanders: Swap Force: Cluck: Lego Marvel Super ...
The Arkham City comic book tie-in series is set six months before the events of Batman: Arkham City: A riot orchestrated by the villainous Joker had occurred at the asylum, which served as a mental institute for the criminally insane housing Batman's worst enemies.
Rick Darrin Wasserman is an American voice, stage and television actor from Michigan who voiced in several animated projects and video games including Batman: Arkham City, The Last of Us, BioShock 2, Saints Row The Third, Lollipop Chainsaw, The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Planet Hulk and Call of Duty. He is married to Tamara Ann Hogan. [1]
Two DC legends have come together — and fans are freaking out! On Tuesday, Feb. 4, Mark Hamill revealed in an Instagram post that he and The Penguin actor Colin Farrell had shared a fun moment ...
First appearing in Detective Comics #515 (June 1982), [3] it is an institute run by a thug called Headmaster who educates his students in the art of various crimes. Mirage is a known graduate of the Academy of Crime. It was shut down by Batman when some of its students ended up in Gotham City.
Episode 4 of The Penguin, 'Cent'Anni,' tells us all about Sofia Falcone, and introduces us to her friend in prison, Magpie, who is also a Batman villain.
Joker robs a bank and coaxes the Penguin to invest the stolen money. Joker embarks on a killing spree, murdering many thugs who stole his money, turf, and bizarre sense of reputation. He is then informed by Penguin that Harvey Dent, his chief rival for control of Gotham, is avoiding him, enraging Joker. Frost is detained by Dent, who warns him ...
A Batman baddie gets the spotlight in HBO's "The Penguin," but Colin Farrell puts a charmingly sinister spin on the familiar villain.