In the series “Creature Commandos”, several characters met their end, but one death left fans particularly intrigued due to recent updates. In Episode 5, the antagonist Clayface appears to be killed by Eric Frankenstein, and this demise seems definitive when Amanda Waller and John Economos discover Clayface’s destroyed body a day later in the storyline timeline of Episode 8. This was perplexing to many viewers, as just before the Clayface debut episode aired, it was revealed that filmmaker Mike Flanagan was working on a “Clayface” movie.
Director James Gunn has made it clear that the rumors about Clayface’s demise in the DC Universe are not accurate. In other words, Clayface is still alive, although he might be a bit squishy, as Gunn humorously put it, echoing Mark Twain’s famous quote: “The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated.
As a devoted fan, I’m always thrilled when creators like Gunn engage with us on social media, shedding light on DC projects and putting rumors to rest – much like comic book writers and editors answering fan-submitted questions. Recently, Gunn unveiled an exclusive sneak peek at ‘Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow’ and clarified the canonicity of his prior DC film, ‘The Suicide Squad’. With Clayface confirmed as alive in the DCU, I find myself pondering how the Clayface depicted in ‘Creature Commandos’ will intertwine with Mike Flanagan’s forthcoming movie.
The Past and Future of Clayface in the DCU
Among all the DCU projects I’m eagerly following, it seems that the “Clayface” project might be the most intriguing one for me. Initially, this project wasn’t included in the DCU slate Gunn revealed in January 2023, but its alignment with the “Gods and Monsters” title, the first chapter of Gunn’s DCU, suggests that it could be part of a larger plan. Unlike popular Batman villains like Joker, Penguin, and Catwoman, who have spearheaded spin-off projects, Clayface, though not as well-known, has a dedicated fanbase. What makes this project even more exciting is that the “Clayface” movie is expected to hit theatres before the DCU’s Batman movie, “Brave and the Bold.”
Mike Flanagan, director of “Doctor Sleep” and the upcoming “The Life of Chuck,” is penning the script for the “Clayface” movie. This project is slated for release in September 2026. I, for one, am looking forward to seeing how this lesser-known Batman villain’s story unfolds on the big screen under Flanagan’s direction.
The intrigue surrounding Gunn’s discussion on Clayface for Flanagan’s upcoming movie isn’t about revealing fresh details, but instead raises a few queries. Fans are anticipating an origin story for the movie, which would position it before the series ‘Creature Commandos’, implying that Clayface’s demise in the show might hold no significance. Gunn’s remarks suggest that Clayface is still alive for the upcoming film, hinting at a post-‘Creature Commandos’ setting. However, it’s worth noting that there have been several versions of Clayface in the comics, so the one from ‘Creature Commandos’ may not be the same character appearing in the feature film.
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2025-01-24 21:01