The Penguin

The bird of crime, the Penguin



Oswald Cobblepot was born into a wealthy family that rivaled the famous Wayne Family for generations. Unfortunately for the Cobblepots, they lost their fortune and their family name was in shambles. Oswald blamed the Waynes for destroying his family and vowed to restore the fortune and honor of the Cobblepots. The only way that he knows how is to lead a life of crime. With his trick umbrella loaded with weapons and his cover up business of "The Iceburg Lounge", Oswald Cobblepot became one of the major crime bosses of Gotham as The Penguin!

For more on this deadly bird, check out: Batman Returns film (DVD)/ Gotham series (DVD)

If you want to be a classy bird like Penguin, take a look at these recommendations:

Great Expectations by Charles Dickens (book/ebook/audio CD/e-audio)-
Pip was a poor boy with nothing to his name until a mysterious benefactor grants him the opportunity to become a true gentleman of England. How will this change his life? Will it be for the better?









Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas (book/e-book/audio CD/e-audio)-
Edmund Dantes was convicted of crime that he didn't commit. Knowing who the real criminals are, he vows vengeance upon them for framing him. After fourteen years, Dantes escapes. His revenge plan goes into action. It starts with his getting rich and using that wealth to ruin his framers.








Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck (book/e-book/audio CD/e-audio)-
Two outsiders work very hard to get what they always dreamed: land of their own. However, achieving dreams isn't always easy. How can they own land if they have nothing to their name? They may have to find that out the hard way.









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