Years before he became The Riddler (and had the last name Nigma), Edward Nashton grew up obsessed with knowing the answers to everything, even to questions he came up with himself. His fascination ...

School is a formative experience for most people, and The Riddler is no exception ... his storng intellect to win fairly, the young Edward Nigma secretly photographed the assembled puzzle in ...

While Smith likens the current Gotham incarnation of Edward Nigma to “walking through a ... emotionally brutal origin than the comic book Riddler — where, traditionally, he’s been portrayed ...

This comic is influential to the mythos of the Riddler, who has changed names through the years, alternating between Edward ...

The short, single step from Edward Nigma to "enigma", though ... Upon his debut The Riddler's alter ego was the much more ordinary and believable Edward Nashton, which so far as we can tell ...

Look, he’s got a face, a costume and even his own hideout! Though The Riddler (aka Edward Nigma, aka E. Nigma) never appeared physically in Arkham Asylum, his quizzical presence and influence ...

"A skilled engineer and intellectual genius, Edward Nigma's need for attention and delusions of grandeur made him obsessed with creating the perfect riddle that even Batman could not solve.

Batman: Arkham City gives ol' Edward Nigma a bigger role — comparable ... While major publications saw the Riddler in action a fortnight ago, they've decided not to supply us (or anyone else ...

Riddler is most commonly referred to as Edward Nigma, often shortened to the not-so-subtle E. Nigma in order to hammer down the point that he is a fan of mysteries and riddles. But it wasn’t ...

Batgirl receives a tape recording from the Riddler that informs her that four hostages have been spread across Burnside by the Riddler. Nigma was told by the Joker about the impending marriage ...