Every Version Of Clayface In DC Comics Explained

Matt Hagen may be the titular Clayface of the newest DC Universe movie, but the Batman villain has had several alter egos throughout his comics tenure.

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As "Clayface" comes to its conclusion, there are various questions viewers may have about the title villain, where he ends up, and where he may be going next.