Now that we've seen Clayface, who else among DC's roster of characters might make for a good horror movie? Here are ten that ...

Welcome to the end of the Wild West. Welcome to the quiet life of a broken-down bounty hunter whose own story, one of bloodshed, pain, and guilt, ended long ago — or so he thought.

In this loving ode to an occult-classic comic, the Deadman finds himself flung to one of a few feasible futures in which the forward march of Earth’s phantoms has fallen off…for good. Boston ...

BATGIRL FIGHTS AGAINST THE SUPERBLOOM! It's lone bat and cub, as Batgirl must race across a dangerous Gotham City transformed by the superbloom to deliver a sick infant to Gotham General! Meanwhile, ...

At its core, Clayface’s origin story has always been body horror. And while we don’t often associate superhero fare with that ...

Unlike her mainline counterpart, Absolute Wonder Woman gives in to her darker attributes and anger fairly often—especially ...

While the character of Clayface may not be quite as well-known as Supergirl or Superman, his film is just as big a hero when ...

What happens when a zombie starts to feel a little less undead and a little more human? Well, in DC Vertigo's Bleeding Hearts ...

Fraction and Scalera turn up the heat on Bad Seeds with the coldest villain in town! As the night wears on and the threat of dawn looms, Batman must search for answers from the one man capable of ...

Not a dream, not an imaginary story, not an elseworld. This is Flash Fact: When Barry Allen wakes at his desk, he discovers the world has changed. Family is alive, loved ones are strangers, and close ...

If you think it's odd that James Watkins' Clayface is based partially on a Batman: The Animated Series episode, then you ...

You would think that, by nature, Clayface would be intangible because he can shapeshift into anyone. But what’s beautiful ...