Cristin Milioti is one of the stealthiest entrants into the “can do anything” category including becoming a Gotham villain.

Batman: Dark Victory was published between 1999 and 2000, and revealed that Sofia had survived her fall and now leads the Falcone crime family, despite being physically paralysed.

As much as Matt Reeves’ The Batman universe seems to be sticking to the source material where Penguin is concerned, the same can’t be said for Sofia Falcone.

About halfway through the very first episode of HBO‘s The Penguin, a petite woman dressed in demure white manages to scare the shit out of the show’s titular mobster.Sofia Falcone (Cristin ...

Sofia Falcone in Batman: The Long Halloween. Sofia Falcone was created by writer Jeph Loeb and artist Tim Sale and debuted in 1997’s Batman: The Long Halloween #6.

Sofia Falcone, later Falcone-Gigante, also known as the Hangman, isn’t one of Batman’s most famous villains. This is mainly because she only makes a prominent appearance in two different comics.

The Batman featured Carmine Falcone's death, but the movie's first spinoff shed light on his secrets, ... As his daughter, Sofia has a very complicated relationship with her father, ...

Not Robert Pattinson‘s Batman, but dead mob boss Carmine Falcone’s terrifyingly unpredictable daughter Sofia (Cristin Milioti). In fact, The Penguin starts to soar when the HBO show focuses on ...

Cristin Milioti stars as Sofia Falcone in the Batman spinoff series 'The Penguin,' coming to HBO on Thursday. The Cherry Hill native actress leads the TV show with Colin Farrell, returning as Oz ...

Cristin Milioti’s Sofia Falcone is the standout villain of Max’s The Penguin. But she started in Batman comics as a mafia enforcer and serial killer the Hangman.

The Appeal of Sofia Falcone. As much as Matt Reeves’ The Batman universe seems to be sticking to the source material where Penguin is concerned, the same can’t be said for Sofia Falcone.

Sofia Falcone in Batman: The Long Halloween. Sofia Falcone was created by writer Jeph Loeb and artist Tim Sale and debuted in 1997’s Batman: The Long Halloween #6.