Did Clayface show up in the Adam West-starring 1960s Batman TV series? The short answer is no ... but also technically yes. Allow us to explain.

James Gunn has shared some new insights about the Clayface movie’s place on the DCU’s timeline. DC Studios and Warner Bros. Pictures’ Clayface arrives in United States theaters later this year. Co-written by Mike Flanagan and directed by James Watkins,

If "Clayface" is any indication of what the DCU's Batman villains will look like, the Dark Knight may be having some dark nightmares coming. DC Studios and Warner Bros. released the first trailer for "Clayface" on Wednesday,

The first trailer for Clayface was certainly an electric debut for DC's body horror, but that hasn't shaken off one big question that remains unanswered: will Batman show up? You don't have to look very far to see why.

"Clayface" has been described as an R-rated horror film from filmmaker James Watkins, who created horror movies like "Speak No Evil" and "The Woman in Black." "Clayface" is also t

The Clayface trailer has finally brought forth what the DC Universe fans were hoping for. The 1.03-minute footage highlighted many incidents from the life of the lead character, Matt Hagen. With that,

Credit: DC The first trailer for Clayface has dropped, and while it's horrified fans everywhere – in a good way, we promise – it's also got some people scratching their heads. Clayface focuses on Matt Hagen,

A darker spin on Clayface is already turning heads. Tom Rhys Harries steps into the spotlight with a haunting transformation that has fans talking. The latest footage teases a more intense tone for the DC Universe,