Kingill

Kingill is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. The character was created by writer Jeph Loeb and artist Tim Sale. Kingill first appeared in Batman: The Long Halloween #1 in 1996, and has since appeared in other Batman-related titles.

Kingill is depicted as a member of the Falcone crime family, a prominent criminal organization in Gotham City. He is often portrayed as a loyal enforcer and lieutenant to Carmine Falcone, the patriarch of the family. Kingill's exact role and loyalties have sometimes been ambiguous, reflecting the complex and shifting alliances within Gotham's underworld.

His appearances are often tied to major storylines involving the Falcone family and their struggle for power. Kingill has been involved in various criminal activities, including murder, extortion, and smuggling, as part of his duties within the organization. He is generally presented as a ruthless and competent operative, though not necessarily a primary antagonist in most narratives.

The character's significance lies in his consistent presence within the Falcone crime family's operations, providing a tangible link to the organization's structure and activities. He serves as a supporting figure who contributes to the broader criminal landscape of Gotham City as depicted in the comics.