A classic Batman supervillain gets an origin story with the DC body horror movie "Clayface." But does it have the Dark Knight or a post-credits scene?

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Clayface introduces Gotham City to the DCU, raising questions about Batman’s absence. Here’s what DC Studios has said about ...

Most Batman comic books are top-tier, but fans could agree that DC's unbelievable success in the last 30 years comes from animated projects. Especially series ...

"Clayface" veers the DC Universe into pure body horror, but that doesn't mean it's not still a part of Gotham's comic history ...

DC Studios Peter Safran also discusses casting Tom Rhys Harries, introducing the DCU's live-action Gotham City, and his ...

"Clayface" is a largely straightforward villain origin story, but the new DCU movie has its fair share of confusing moments that might need some explaining.

Gotham City has always been Batman's backyard, so it is hard to imagine a story set there without the Dark Knight lurking nearby. That tension has hung over ...

The new movie Clayface marks the live-action film debut of the classic Batman villain but fans are obviously wondering if the ...

Yes. Clayface belongs to the DC Universe overseen by James Gunn and Peter Safran, the shared setting of Superman, Supergirl ...

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