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Oswald Cobblepot is born to privilege and wealth but is ostracized because of his bizarre appearance and mannerisms (first appearance, Detective Comics No. 58, Dec 1941 [untitled story]). Nevertheless a man of distinction and affectations, the Penguin carries out crimes and indulges his love of birds and the trappings of the good life. The Penguin is normally an enemy of [[Batman]], but engages [[Superman]] when he joins forces with [[Terra-Man]] (WF No. 261, Feb/Mar 1980: "Showdown at Gotham City!"). | Oswald Cobblepot is born to privilege and wealth but is ostracized because of his bizarre appearance and mannerisms (first appearance, Detective Comics No. 58, Dec 1941 [untitled story]). Nevertheless a man of distinction and affectations, the Penguin carries out crimes and indulges his love of birds and the trappings of the good life. The Penguin is normally an enemy of [[Batman]], but engages [[Superman]] when he joins forces with [[Terra-Man]] (WF No. 261, Feb/Mar 1980: "Showdown at Gotham City!"). | ||
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| + | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penguin_(comics) Wikipedia Entry on the Penguin] | ||
| + | *[http://dccomics.com/dcu/heroes_and_villains/?hv=origin_stories/penguin&p=1 The Penguin's Origin at dccomics.com] | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:45, 18 August 2009
The Penguin
Oswald Cobblepot is born to privilege and wealth but is ostracized because of his bizarre appearance and mannerisms (first appearance, Detective Comics No. 58, Dec 1941 [untitled story]). Nevertheless a man of distinction and affectations, the Penguin carries out crimes and indulges his love of birds and the trappings of the good life. The Penguin is normally an enemy of Batman, but engages Superman when he joins forces with Terra-Man (WF No. 261, Feb/Mar 1980: "Showdown at Gotham City!").
