The main twist in the identity of the Hangman is that, although the blame for the killings was pinned on Sofia, it was actually her father, Carmine Falcone (John Turturro in The Batman, Mark ...

Selina leaves Gotham at the end of The Batman, but it seems inevitable that she will be one of few who truly understands that Sofia is not the real Hangman Killer.

Batman, however, had deduced the Hooded Hangman's identity, and disguised himself as Davies, shocking Davies and allowing Batman the opportunity to defeat, and unmask, the Hooded Hangman.

After four episodes, it's clear that Cristin Milioti's Sofia Falcone is the most complex and fascinating character in The Penguin. Here's what you need to know about "The Hangman" and how the ...

But, she doesn’t actually become The Hangman until the continuation series, “Batman: Dark Victory.” In that story, she takes on the alias and begins a year-long killing spree, targeting ...

Batman believes that Two-Face is the Hangman, but it wasn’t actually Dent. It was Sofia Falcone herself who was the Hangman, hiding her crimes behind her disability.

The Penguin might call Sofia by her canonical comics codename, the Hangman, but this new origin story for her is borrowed directly from her brother Alberto, who, in The Long Halloween, was ...

Peter McDonald as Kenzie in The Penguin (left) and The Batman (right). Later, when Oz drives Sofia home, she’s arrested by Kenzie and charged with the murders of Summer Gleeson, Yolanda Jones ...

More like this The 27 Greatest Batman Graphic Novels of All Time. Oz’s biggest rival in the new series is Cristin Milioti’s Sofia Falcone, the daughter of the late Carmine Falcone and a woman ...

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.