DC's most popular antivillain of all time just got dangerously close to one of Batman's worst enemies - and every single other version of him.

The comics have had several shape-shifting villains named Clayface, with the original, Basil Karlo, first appearing in Detective Comics #40 in 1940, only a year after Batman’s debut. Recently ...

Disclaimer: This article reflects the author’s interpretation, grounded in the character’s canonical history over the years.

With DC Studios moving full steam ahead on Mike Flanagan's Clayface movie, a new report reveals that a filmmaker with ...

While the exact scope of this movie and which version of Clayface will be used are both unknown, it's highly likely that it will feature a sort of amalgamated take on Basil Karlo, as in Batman ...

We don't know yet what makes Mike Flanagan's 'Clayface' script so impressive, but it might borrow from extended Batman lore.

We don't know yet what makes Mike Flanagan's 'Clayface' script so impressive, but it might borrow from extended Batman lore.

Additionally, Resurrection introduces Basil Karlo Clayface to its Burton Batman universe and retroactively adds Hugo Strange who serves as the books true villain to 1989s Batman as a background ...