Batman has such an iconic rogues gallery, and Edward Nygma, AKA the Riddler, is one of the very best among that lauded group. From goofy prankster to terrifying killer and everything in between ...

The Riddler is one of the few villains who could argue that they’re the intellectual equal to Batman. By Graeme McMillan Pity poor Edward Nygma. While the Riddler has a sizable fan base of his ...

The comic book villain, whose quite fitting real name is Edward Nygma, has enjoyed toying with the Caped Crusader ever since he was first dreamed up by Bill Finger and Dick Sprang in 1948.

Created by Bill Finger and Dick Sprang, the Riddler, aka Edward Nygma, made his first appearance in Detective Comics #140 in 1948. Since then, the character has been adapted numerous times for ...

Welp, you no longer have to refer to Edward Nygma as proto-Riddler. Even though Gotham is going on hiatus until April 24, FOX has released a trailer for its spring premiere—which is titled ...

That strange way of speaking clearly this refers to his riddle madness, but in the Batman comics, Edward Nygma hasn't been written as a police officer-turned-villain.

Especially Edward Nygma the dorky, arrogant coroner and forensic scientist for the Gotham Central Police Department. Will Edward Nygma become the Riddler on Gotham anytime soon?

Edward Nygma fancies himself the smartest of the many enemies of the Dark Knight. And yet, despite all his brilliance, the mastermind know as The Riddler almost always gets caught. However, Batman ...

Nygma convinces himself that he doesn’t need Penguin to succeed and begins to introduce himself to Gotham as “The Riddler.” Bullock and Lucius Fox get caught up in Nygma’s mind games ...

The Riddler's rise to fame as an iconic Batman villain boasts a bizarre history from limited comic appearances to great pop culture depictions.

While Riddler’s better-known alias is Edward Nygma, the comic book character’s original last name was indeed Nashton before he changed it as part of his transformation into the supervillain.

Gotham returned, after its second long break this season, with a fun episode that delivered big on Edward Nygma's long-game transformation into The Riddler. Here, in "How the Riddler Got His Name ...