Unveiling the Riddler: Batman's Enigmatic Foe
The Ever-Evolving Mastermind
"I'm not just a criminal. I'm an artist, a philosopher, a teacher. And you're my canvas." - The Riddler
The Riddler, one of Batman's most iconic enemies, is a complex and enigmatic character. His obsession with puzzles and riddles has made him both a formidable opponent and a fascinating figure in the Batman mythos. In this article, we will delve into the origin, evolution, and portrayals of the Riddler, with a special focus on Paul Dano's terrifying rendition in "The Batman."
The Birth of the Riddler
The Riddler first appeared in "Detective Comics #140" (1948) as Edward Nygma, a brilliant scientist and inventor. His obsession with puzzles and riddles started early on, driving him to commit crimes as a way to challenge Batman's intellect. Over the years, the Riddler's motives and methods have evolved, but his love of puzzles has remained a constant.
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