Basil Karlo is Clayface, a former criminal in Gotham City with the power to change his clay-body to become anyone or anything. He formerly acted as an enemy of Batman but now works alongside him as one of his allies.
Ethan Bennett, better known as Clayface, is a major antagonist in the 2004 show The Batman. Though he starts off as a supporting protagonist who is also Bruce Wayne's friend, he becomes a villain after he inhales putty made by the Joker, though he redeems himself later on.
Both superheroes managed to rescue Lois Lane and defeat Clayface. Clayface is among the villains that fight Batman and Robin as part of a gang of Batman foes gathered together by the Joker.
This is very evident in Clayface's character, as since he became a semi-official member of the Bat-Family, he has made major drives to change the way the world views him.
after Arkham City shut down. Clayface is still. alive within the mud collected by GCPD, but was unable to take form again. due to the Lazarus particles mixed with his mud.
Batman's trusted ally police detective Ethan Bennett voiced by Steve Harris gets transformed by Joker via experimental chemicals and gets turned into Clayface. It turns him crazy, and he becomes a sympathetic, recurring enemy of Batman.
Batman stopped the procedure because he believed Clayface's motivation was more greed than a desire to live. Had the procedure gone through, he could hide from his past crimes and any future crime.
Hugo Strange. Horror film icon Basil Karlo went mad when he uncovered plans for his most classic film to be remade with a different actor in the lead role. He took on the mask of the Film's villain, Clayface, and killed several of the remake's cast and crew before being stopped by Batman and Robin.
Weaknesses. Vulnerability to Water: Being made of clay-like substances, which is like mud, Karlo is vulnerable to water and water-based substances. Having enough of said substances poured into his body starts breaking down its bonding ability and making Clayface weaker.
Clayface survived the incident, but was comatose for nearly a year, having his pieces with bits of his conscious in each one scattered across the city.
Their picks included the Court of Owls — which is now being explored in The CW's Gotham Knights — as well as Hush, Mr. Freeze, and Calendar Man. With the addition of Clayface, The Batman—Part II is pretty well stocked on villains, but anything is possible given just how much content DC Studios plans to churn out.
Wiz: While SandMan has speed, the better abilities, and possibly more versatility, ClayFace's strength, durability, agility, intelligence, and regeneration was too much for SandMan to handle.
Sondra Fuller was the fourth Clayface, also known as Lady Clayface and Lady Clay. Originally a member of Strike Force Kobra, she joined the other Clayfaces in the Mud Pack, and married one of them, Preston Payne.
Clayface also possesses a unique regenerative ability. He can repair any damage to his body, including injuries that would be fatal to a normal human being. He can even regenerate lost limbs or organs, making him virtually immortal. Clayface's regeneration ability also allows him to recover from injuries quickly.
Clayface is one of Batman's strongest villains, though the Dark Knight's experience fighting the villain has allowed him to create a number of counter-measures to the shape-shifting criminal.
Basil Karlo, The original Clayface, was an actor who was driven mad when he heard of a re-make of the classic horror film he had starred in, The Terror. Adopting the persona of the film's villain "Clayface", he became a serial killer targeting the cast and crew. He was eventually stopped by Batman and Robin.
And both worlds' newly discovered variants of Raven are queer: The Earth 13 version is apparently older and is shown to be in a relationship with Annataz, and the Earth 11 version is explicitly stated to have feelings for Donald Troy.
First installment in The Raven Cycle, an Urban Fantasy quartet. The gay and bisexual boys are more side characters in this book, but have bigger parts as the series goes on.
WildStorm Productions introduced Midnighter and Apollo as an openly gay couple. DC introduced an openly lesbian Batwoman, Kate Kane, in 2006. As part of the New 52, Bunker was added to the roster of the Teen Titans and the Green Lantern of Earth 2, Alan Scott, was changed into a gay man.
But one stands apart—the massive freak of nature known as Killer Croc. Born as Waylon Jones, Croc has a rare genetic condition which gives him a crocodilian appearance.
The Batman 2 (Rumored) Villain's Origin & Powers - IMDb. Clayface is rumored to be The Batman - Part II's villain, and here is a guide to his origin and powers from the comics.
