some point, and no way to "read" fingerprints further down to confirm if he might have had older identities. Clayface is briefly included in the cover of one of the first Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles crossover miniseries's issues, but did not feature in the story itself. In the third miniseries, Clayface is blended with the character of Rocksteady, forming a Clayface who is a rhinoceros in his natural form. In other media Television Live-action The Matt Hagen incarnation of Clayface appears in the opening credits of Batman (1966), but was replaced in show with False Face, portrayed by Malachi Throne. The Cassius Payne incarnation of Clayface appears in the Birds of Prey episode "Feat of Clay", portrayed by Kirk Baltz. This version is a sculptor who is inspired by other people's pain and gains his powers from a special formula created specifically for him by a crooked scientist. Sometime prior to the series, Payne was hired by the Joker to kill Catwoman, but was defeated and imprisoned in Arkham Asylum. In the present, his son Chris Cassius (portrayed by Ian Reed Kesler) takes the formula for himself and gains the ability to turn people into clay. Upon learning of what happened, Payne breaks out of Arkham to stop him despite running afoul of the Birds of Prey. Chris is eventually defeated by Helena Kyle while Payne turns himself in. Basil Karlo appears in Gotham, portrayed by Brian McManamon. This version is a deceased actor who was revived by Hugo Strange and Ethel Peabody using octopus DNA, which gave him the ability to alter his face to resemble anyone he wants. Animation The Matt Hagen incarnation of Clayface appears in The New Adventures of Batman, voiced by Lou Scheimer and later by Lennie Weinrib. Two incarnations of Clayface appear in The Batman. Series original character Ethan Bennett (voiced by Steve Harris) is a GCPD detective partnered with Ellen Yin and was Bruce Wayne's best friend until the Joker exposes Bennett to his mutagenic "Joker Putty", transforming him into Clayface. Bennett battles Batman several times, gradually gaining control over his powers, before eventually choosing to reform and turn himself in. After learning Basil Karlo became his own version of Clayface, Bennett joins forces with Batman and Robin to defeat him, with Bennett restraining Karlo so Batman can administer an antidote to them. Re-imprisoned in Arkham, a cured Bennett plans on finishing his