Batman's villains are the best of the worst, and a lot of them could headline their own story. Here's the five that deserve it most.

However, while comics are the primary source of characters, some fascinating villains originated from other material, including movies, TV shows, and video games.

The vision of the DCU is becoming clearer by the day, and it may involve a Batman villain who's never shown up in a movie.

There's a new Dark Knight in the animated series "Batman Beyond," and that means new threats. We've ranked the greatest villains from the classic DC show.

The Penguin could potentially get a second season on HBO, but I'd much rather see another Batman villain get the TV spotlight.

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The Penguin star (and first-time Emmy nominee) talks about bringing the ruthless yet vulnerable Sofia Falcone to the screen.

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Ward played Robin alongside Adam West's Batman in the TV show, which ran for 120 episodes from 1966 to 1968 Burt Ward is reflecting on his days in uniform — as iconic super-sidekick Robin, that is!

Given that giant hiatus, it would make far more sense for Reeves and HBO to explore an entirely different villain’s backstory and ongoing daily life with a standalone TV show.