The Penguin, the continuation of The Batman, changed the character's name from Oswald Cobblepot to Oz Cobb. Here's the reason why.

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B ased as it is on Matt Reeve's gritty and far more grounded take on the Batman universe, HBO's The Penguin was always bound to make a few changes to its titular character's past. Audiences first ...

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I hated myself for being fooled into sympathizing with Oswald. In every live-action Batman movie and project he's been in, he's been an untrustworthy snake. Granted, the show hasn't portrayed him ...

The series changes the name Oswald Cobblepot to Oswald “Oz” Cobb. Small change, but bigger ramifications. In the comic, Oswald Cobblepot is a criminal in the vein of high-society wannabe.