Was the next villian for Batman revealed?

[MIB41]

I'm not sure if any fans of the comics noticed, but during one point the Joker kept referring to a Mr. Reese as "Mysteries". The Riddler's real name is Cameron Reese. Something to think about.

[The Bat]

There was also a reference to Batman's Body Armor & "Cat" scratches.

[Vortigern99]

Who was this "Mister Reese"??

[filmation batman fan]

As far as I know, the Riddler's real name has always been Edward Nygma
If at all, when did that change?
Cheers.

[Hulk]

You can't even find a google with "Cameron Reece" or "Cameron Reese" with the Riddler in the same search (although you will be able to soon, once google indexes this page).

I can see the idea of calling him Mister Reece as a possible setup, but he didn't seem the type to be exactly matching wits with our hero. I think a well done Riddler could be an excellent foe, pushing the World's Greatest Detective to his deductive limits, but I just can't see this guy being the star.

[Hulk]

Who was this "Mister Reese"??

Reese was the pencil pusher at Wayne Indusstries who "deduced" the identity of Batman.

[The Toyroom]

As far as I know, the Riddler's real name has always been Edward Nygma
If at all, when did that change?
Cheers.

Yes originally it was Edward Nigma, which was retconned to Edward Nygma and then later Edward Nashton (with Edward Nigma as an alias)

[toys2cool]

As far as I know, the Riddler's real name has always been Edward Nygma
If at all, when did that change?
Cheers.

yup that's what i thought as well

[thunderbolt]

Add me to the pile that has never heard of the Riddler referred to by that name. During production of the movie, Anthony Micheal Hall kept saying he was playing Eddie Nygma. That was possibly Nolan Brothers trickery, tho.

[Earth 2 Chris]

I don't think we'll see Reese again. Unless he turns up dead via the Joker from Arkham. And Anthony's dead on about Riddler's names.

Chris

[MIB41]

Your taking the name too literally. It's a play on words and the Joker expresses it so... Mr. Reese (Mis-ter-ries as in Mysteries). Well, we'll see...