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	Clayface
		As a living shapeshifter, he became the evil Clayface.
		As one of Batman's most bizarre and difficult criminals to handle, it takes great measures to apprehend Clayface.
		When caught, he was deemed insane and a special suit was designed to hold him in Arkham Asylum (Although he was believed to have died in the episode "Mudslide").
	www.batmantas.com /cmp/clay.htm (256 words)

	UGO's World of Batman - Rogues Gallery: Clayface - BATMAN.UGO.COM
		The first Clayface was Basil Karlo, a horror film star (his name is an amalgamation of Basil Rathbone and Boris Karloff) who adopted the guise of one of his movie roles - "Clayface" - to commit a series of murders (Detective Comics #40).
		Clayface III (first appearance: Detective Comics #477) was Preston Payne, a self-described "acromegalic - victim of chronic hyperpituitarism which hideously distorted" his body.
		Clayface V is Cassius "Clay" Payne, offspring of Clayfaces III and IV, and Clayface VI is Dr. Malley, who can apparently burn his victims at range without touching them.
	batman.ugo.com /roguesgallery/clayface (1515 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Clayface (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In Clayface's first episode, Clayface was shown to be able to survive in water without dissolving (unlike later animated incarnations) by turning into a dolphin, but as Matt Hagen he did not know how to swim.
		Batgirl (Barbara Gordon) was also shown battling Clayface in one segment of a Christmas-themed episode, "Holiday Knights," in which Clayface further expanded his separative ability by posing as four separate children at once to shoplift from Gotham department stores at the height of the Christmas Eve rush.
		Clayface was defeated when the Flash planted fireworks in his clay body and Hawkgirl ignited them, blowing Clayface apart.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Clayface (5750 words)

	Clayface Gallery - www.patfullerton.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1970 a second Clayface was introduced who was even more deadly, his name was Preston Payne.
		Clayface on the 1977 Filmation cartoon series THE NEW ADVENTURES OF BATMAN.
		In an issue of SHADOW OF THE BAT during the Knightquest series, the Jean-Paul Valley Batman confronts the Clayface III family when their son is kidnapped.
	www.patfullerton.com /batman/clayface.html (168 words)

	Clayface
		Clayface (Matt Hagen) is, to everyone's surprise, still alive.
		Regenerated from his watery grave by mysterious chemicals, Clayface is bulkier, stronger, and meaner than ever.
		And he's got a new trick up his "sleeve", now able to split his mass into separate entities, and send multiple "clay people" off in different directions to do his felonious bidding.
	www.batman-superman.com /batman/cmp/clayface.html (72 words)

	Definition of Clayface
		Clayface is the identity used by a number of shapeshifting supervillains who have battled the Batman.
		He was an actor who was driven mad when he heard of a remake of the classic horror film he had starred in.
		After he inhaled a substance invented by the Joker named "Joker putty",Bennet became Clayface and tried to kill his boss,only to be reminded of his former humanity by batman and det.Yin.
	www.wordiq.com /definition/Clayface (566 words)

	Mud Pack - Oracle Files
		Clayface II was slain during the Earth-shattering war known as the Crisis.
		Curious to meet the original Clayface, Clayface IV visited the then-ailing Basil Karlo in a prison hospital.
		Clayface IV later brought Payne to Karlo, who had recovered the remains of Matt Hagen.
	www.unstable.com /oraclewiki/index.php?title=Mud_Pack (699 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Later, as the Golden Age DC characters were said to exist on a parallel-universe version of Earth known as Earth-Two, an Earth-One (main continuity) version of the villain was created in the 1960s during the Silver Age.
		Immersing himself in it, he was transformed into a malleable clay-like form which could be shaped into almost anything he desired, though this was only a temporary effect, requiring him to return to the pool periodically in order to maintain use of his powers.
		He is also less strategic and agile than Bennett, as a result of his lack of intelligence and training in crime.Note:as he disguised himself as the actor Brock and said about he can change the look,it seems that he transformed into this series' Two-face
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Clayface (2884 words)

	Clayface I (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Clayface later gained a malleable clay-like body that was resistant to most conventional forms of damage.
		Clayface formed the Mud Pack, a team consisting of all the villains who had taken the name Clayface.
		Clayface received profiles in Who's Who in the DC Universe #3 and Batman Villains Secret Files #1 under the Mud Pack entry.
	www.angelfire.com /ar/hellUSA/Clayface1.html (214 words)

	The Batman Villains: Clayface
		He was a horror film actor who used his clayface role that he played in a movie when he turned to a life of crime.
		Karlos later injected himself with blood extracts from all three of the ensuing clayfaces, therefore aquiring their aggerate and truly extranormal abilities when he was transformed into the Ultimate Clayface.
		This new clayface had the ability to melt anything he looked at.
	thebatman.bravepages.com /comics/villains/clayface.htm (451 words)

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