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Clayface is based on the DC supervillain of the same name and is the newest movie in the superhero franchise. Photo: Warner Bros.

Clayface: Celebrity Dirt #5 hits stores November 11th as Katie Park’s life hangs in the balance and the real Basil Karlo races to stop a lovesick killer.

This article contains the mildest of spoilers about the general character arc for the titular character in Clayface.

Clayface is a story of revenge. It’s a story of body horror. And more than anything, it’s a story of Gotham City. If you’re a DC.com regular, then you likely know that I love hunting for Easter eggs in DC movies. While the character of Clayface may not be quite as well-known as Supergirlor Superman,…

Clayfacehad a major cameo from Aaron Paul that was quite integral to the character of Tom Rhys Harries’ Matt Hagen. However, with the success and love that the DCU body-horror film has received, director James Watkins opened up about his thoughts on a sequel to the 2026 movie.

In the opening scenes of DC Studios’Clayface, we see how actor Matt Hagen (Tom Rhys Harries) receives his nomination for an Academy Award (or its DCU equivalent). We see several names of fictional films, and almost all of them are obvious references to Batman and DC Comics stories. Here are the main ones we noticed…

Tom Rhys Harries in Clayface. Parisa Taghizadeh/Warner Bros. Pictureshide caption

Clayface’s opening weekend box office numbers are in, and while it couldn’t beat Supergirl’s opening weekend, that isn’t a bad thing. The opening weekend numbers for Clayface saw the DC Universe (DCU) movie make $43 million worldwide, which is less than the $68 million Supergirlmade in its opening weekend. However, there are two big differences…

Clayface eyes $24 million opening as DC horror film surges to No. 1 spot at the box office | Mint

Rule one of surviving Gotham is that you should not sleep with a mafia boss’s girlfriend. Rule two is that you should not overdose on experimental science. Tom Rhys Harries’ Matt Hagen breaks both, and ends up becoming one of the most tragic villains in the DC Universe.