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The Penguin #2

Apr 2025 · DC · 19.99 USD; 25.99 CAD
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“The Apartment”
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This volume collects the second story arc of Tom King's 2025 Penguin series, where Oswald Cobblepot's quest for revenge against the criminal underworld escalates into a full-scale war. As the Penguin's violent campaign draws the attention of Batman and Commissioner Gordon, old allies and enemies like Black Spider and Eric Needham are pulled into the chaos. The collection concludes the narrative of All Bad Things, bringing Cobblepot's bloody crusade to a decisive end.

In "The Apartment," the latest chapter of Tom King’s The Penguin series, Gotham’s streets are shaken by a string of bombings that seem to implicate the Cobblepot twins—yet Batman’s instincts whisper that the real mastermind might be using them as a smokescreen. With Rafael de Latorre’s sharp, atmospheric art and Marcelo Maiolo’s moody colors, the mystery deepens as the line between puppet and puppeteer blurs. The cover by Carmine Di Giandomenico captures the tension perfectly, a striking image that hints at secrets hidden behind closed doors.

writer Tom King · artist, inker Rafael de Latorre · colorist Marcelo Maiolo · letterer Clayton Cowles · cover Carmine Di Giandomenico

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writer Tom King
artist, inker Rafael de Latorre
cover pencils, inks Carmine Di Giandomenico

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When a series of bombings occurs in Gotham, signs point to the Cobblepot twins being responsible, but Batman suspects that maybe the Penguin is involved and is pointing the evidence to the twins.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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