His first 'Riddle Crime' was ignored by the police. He had to create hype and had to make himself known, thus becoming the Riddler (even changing his surname to Nygma). He described it as 'Being in Hell." Turning to crime as a mere reach of entertainment, Nashton discovered that he was not satisfied with simply committing a crime. Years passed, and Nashton found himself in the working-class population.
However, after the contest, he only received attention from bullies, and not the kind he wanted. After winning the contest, Edward received a book of puzzles and riddles, beginning his fascination with brain-teasers. He practiced until he was able to solve the puzzle in fifteen seconds. Each night, he broke into the school and practiced solving the puzzle. Seeking not only victory and reward but also attention and popularity, Edward became set on winning the contest. The contest was to assemble a puzzle in the least amount of time. One day at school, Edward heard about a contest from his teacher. Seeking answers to every question that popped into his mind, he found himself asking endless streams of queries to adults, who would often get annoyed with him. In the 8th Annual of Detective Comics, " Questions Multiply The Mystery", it was revealed that Edward Nashton was raised in Waterbury. Origin The DC Universe's Crowned Prince of Conundrums
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