Fictional Character Biography
Born to Gotham City crime lord Carmine Falcone on February 14, Alberto earned a scholarship to Harvard University and attended Oxford. As a young man, he is eager to follow his father's footsteps as a crime boss, but Carmine rebuffed his son's efforts; it is suggested that Carmine simply wants him to have a normal life, but does not know how to express those feelings. Alberto is wounded by the slight, and grows pathologically jealousy of his siblings, Mario and Sofia, as they are allowed to take part in the "family business".
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