The Caped Crusader Penguin gets the classic comic treatment at DC Art

New fan art shows. Batman: The Caped Crusader Oswald Cobblepot in a style reminiscent of the classic Batman comics. This version of Penguin is unusual in that she is female. Otherwise, she and her comic counterpart have a lot in common, both aesthetically and personally. They are both businessmen at first glance, but in reality they are crime bosses. Although Oswalda’s version of Iceberg Lounge is a yacht that launches rockets, and she’s a singer, so she might be a little cooler. This version of the Penguin, voiced by Minnie Driver, first appeared in Batman: The Caped Crusader episode “In Treacherous Waters”.

IN Tik Tok videoartist ritzy_biscuit Digitally paints a pop art portrait of Oswalda’s character. The speed drawing shows Ella Fitzgerald singing “Bill Bailey, Please Come Home”, the same song Oswald sings in the opening scene. The combination of classical art style and jazz music is reminiscent of vintage penguins.even if the image shows a reimagined Oswald.

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Oswald Cobblepot shares many similarities with his comic book counterpart.

Even though she is a woman, Oswald still has the same feel that Penguin viewers know and, to some extent, tolerate. If anything, ritzy_biscuit’s art highlights how similar she is to previous adaptations of the character. Like Oswald, Oswald primarily wears a suit, top hat, and monocle. She has the iconic sharp villain nose and a larger frame. All of the most significant aesthetic differences relate to gender and associated differences in style.

Although the art only highlights the design similarities between the two, Oswalda the Penguin’s visual association with comic book style highlights how consistent it is with previous depictions of Oswald. Creators Batman: The Caped Crusader found a unique way to include the Penguin without just repeating the character that came before.

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The New Penguin is a fun take on a classic villain

Regardless of whether viewers click on every change, Batman: The Caped Crusader dedicated to creating a truly unique take on the Batman mythos. Reimagining the Penguin as Oswald is an interesting way to change her narrative, giving the character a unique spin. Additionally, ritzy_biscuit’s video draws attention to how the use of jazz helps Oswald fit into the retro version of the Penguin. Oswald is both a modern update and a faithful comic adaptation of the classic Batman villain, which is certainly an impressive balance.

Batman: The Caped Crusader fundamentally changed most of its antagonists, from turning Catwoman into a socialite to removing the Joker from Harley Quinn’s backstory. The changes made to Penguin are pretty minor in comparison. All episodes Batman: The Caped Crusader now streaming on Amazon Prime.

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