Warning: SPOILERS for The Accountant and The Accountant 2. The classic nursery rhyme about Solomon Grundy plays a role in both The Accountant and The Accountant 2, with its various uses in both ...

Both of those characters appear to have inspired the DC Comics character as much as the nursery rhyme. Who Wants a Guinea? in which, on the actor's behalf, the role of Solomon Grundy was ...

He got his name from a record of the classic "Solomon Grundy" rhyme that happened to be playing when he emerged from the swamp for the first time. Grundy seemed more confused than violent when he ...

The men are singing along to the Solomon Grundy nursery rhyme. The men are intrigued by Butch’s appearance, calling out his white skin and lack of clothes. Butch is startled by the torches the ...

Was there really enough story in the nursery rhyme that inspired Solomon Grundy to support a whole seven issues? As it turns out, there's not.

Some men were listening to the classic “Solomon Grundy” rhyme on a record player, and the villain took them down and stole their clothes. He recited the poem, “Solomon Grundy, born on a ...

In the Gotham Season 3 finale, several characters seemed on the verge of meeting their maker. Selina was pushed out a window, Barbara was electrocuted, Ed was frozen, Butch was shot, and so on.

Solomon Grundy is the character that features in a children’s skipping rhyme. It was probably developed to teach the days of the week but it also captures the (fleeting) passage of time.

A writer could simply jump from one time frame to another. However, Kindt uses the Solomon Grundy nursery rhyme with one line recited in the past and the following line recited in the present.