History
Origin
Edward Nygma was a software engineer for Competitron. When his latest game - "Riddle of the Minotaur" - came out, his boss Daniel Mockridge fired him, depriving him of the royalties. Nygma spent a few years developing the perfect revenge and he came up with the identity of "The Riddler". Using extremely complex puzzles, he started his revenge against Mockridge and although Batman and Robin tried to stop him, the Riddler escaped.[1]
Riddler's next step was to erase every trace and record of his criminal activities. For this purpose, he created a virtual reality simulation that worked as a distraction to ensnare Commissioner Gordon's mind while his henchmen destroyed his files. Once again, he was confronted by Batman, but this time, Riddler was captured and sent to Arkham Asylum.[2]
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Notes
- This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the DC Animated Universe and is an adaptation of Edward Nigma/The Riddler. The original character was created by Bill Finger and Dick Sprang and first appeared in Detective Comics #140.
- The Riddler was voiced by John Glover.
Recommended Reading
- Batman (1992 TV Series) Episode: If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich?
- Batman (1992 TV Series) Episode: What Is Reality?
- Batman (1992 TV Series) Episode: Riddler's Reform
Related
- 41 Appearances of Edward Nygma (DCAU)
- 10 Images featuring Edward Nygma (DCAU)
- 8 Quotations by or about Edward Nygma (DCAU)
- Character Gallery: Edward Nygma (DCAU)
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