That said, The Penguin never really got around to answering the one question fans kept asking across its eight episodes. That question, of course, was: Where’s Batman? Oz Cobb (Colin Farrell) causes some noisy trouble in The Penguin,

The Batman director Matt Reeves has finally explained why the Caped Crusader doesn't intervene during the events of The Penguin.

The Batman' director talks to The Hollywood Reporter about the HBO hit's season finale and how the show has impacted the film sequel.

Matt Reeves teased new details from The Batman Part II in a new interview following The Penguin wrapping on HBO. With The Batman Part II delayed until 2026, details have been sparse, but slowly, new info has been trickling into the news cycle over the last few months as Reeves prepares to get on

Filmmaker Matt Reeves posted a heartfelt note to the cast, crew and fans of The Penguin on Sunday, shortly before the miniseries finale. Reeves directed and co-wrote The Batman (2022), and will do the same on The Batman: Part II.

Matt Reeves discusses the challenges of making Barry Keoghan's Joker different than previous iterations of the iconic DC character.

The Penguin executive producer Matt Reeves has offered a story reason for Batman's absence in the HBO series, revealing that the Caped Crusader will find it "very hard to be Batman" in his upcoming sequel.

But, as Bloys points out, writer/director Reeves is gearing up for The Batman II, which is set to release on October 2, 2026 after being delayed a full year. Reeves confirmed in September that the script is complete, and production is set to begin next year.

The Penguin has ended its run on HBO in spectacular fashion, leaving us all wondering what’s next in the criminal careers of Oz Cobb and Sofia Falcone. But one question remains for fans of The Batman spin-off series—where was the Dark Knight?