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have swapped out its male Penguin villain for a female Penguin because they claim there aren’t enough good female villains in the Batman oeuvre.
The series is spearheaded by creator Bruce Timm and executive produced by Matt Reeves and J.J. Abrams. According to Timm, the Pengie switcheroo was made because there aren’t enough female baddies in the Batman universe. “When he said, ‘Maybe we can gender-flip Penguin,’ I just got this flood of ideas,” Tucker explained.
“It’s amazing as, a lot of times today, we are trying to redress the balance of representation and you sometimes feel that things have been shoehorned in – it’s more performative than organic,” Driver insisted.
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