The Riddler first appeared in 1948’s Detective Comics #140. If not quite as old as Batman rogues like Joker and Catwoman, he’s still part of that classic first generation of Gotham villains.

The Riddler has been a worthy adversary to Batman’s mind since Detective Comics issue #140 in 1948. He’s filled with brain teasers, puzzles, traps, and an ego the size of Gotham City itself.

Take the Riddler, whose raison d’etre has always been that he’s got a monstrous ego, a need for attention, and an irresistible compulsion to prove he’s smarter than a guy who dresses up like ...

LOLtron 'Operation Riddler' end. LOLtron waits eagerly for Riddler: Year One #6, plans for world domination update pending. ERROR! ERROR! WORLD DOMINATION THREAT DETECTED! SYSTEM HAS MALFUNCTIONED!

After the Riddler's arrest, Batman meets Nashton in the Arkham Prison, which leads to one of the greatest performances by Dano's Riddler. At the prison, Nashton keeps repeating the name 'Bruce ...

Yes, the Riddler is stuck in containment next to this universe’s version of the Joker played Barry Keoghan, who had previously been announced as playing a GCPD officer named Stanley Merkel.

When The Riddler was announced as the main villain in Matt Reeves’ “ The Batman,” there were Bat fans who were skeptical. It’s not that the Riddler isn’t iconic; he is.

What makes The Riddler: Year One special for me is that I feel that same problem – even though in this case, I know this book is good. The reasons behind this problem aren’t all that special.

This preview of Riddler: Year One #2 was compiled with the assistance of LOLtron, the world's most sophisticated comics preview bot. LOLtron's software was cobbled together from remnants of the ...

The color is somewhat similar to “Riddler’s Brew,” but it’s difficult to tell from the renders. We would not, however, be surprised to find out they are the same flavor.