DC Comics is home to countless heroes and villains; however, these female villains from the franchise stand out as iconic.

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.

On social media, Gunn said “Reports of Clayface’s death have been greatly exaggerated. He’s quite mushy though.” So that sure sounds like it will indeed be the same version of the character.

The first Clayface in the pages of DC Comics was Basil Karlo. He was a Hollywood actor who used the name of his horror film character and became a serial killer. In the sci-fi Silver Age of the ...

Clayface is one of Batman's most tragic foes who really stood out in Batman: The Animated Series. This version combined elements of previous Clayfaces from DC Comics, with this version focusing on ...

there are multiple versions of the character in the DC Comics canon so that may have only been a Clayface (either way, the series was developed before this movie became a reality, meaning Gunn ...

Multiple iterations of Clayface have appeared throughout DC Comics, from disgraced actor Basil Karlo to treasure hunter Matt Hagen, each bringing unique elements to the character’s mythology.

Known as one of Batman’s most unique villains in his rogues gallery, Clayface was originally introduced in the vintage DC Comics as Basil Karlo, a horror movie actor who went mad. He later gained the ...