sentence and focus on reforming himself. In a potential future depicted in the episode "Artifacts", Bennett was reinstated into the GCPD and became the Chief of Police. Basil Karlo (voiced by Wallace Langham in "Clayfaces", Lex Lang in "The Batman/Superman Story") is an untalented actor who breaks into Wayne Enterprises and drinks a refined sample of the mutagen that Bennett was exposed to so he can give himself a new appearance. After being rejected once more, Karlo snaps and uses his new powers to attack the people who rejected him, slowly seeing that becoming a supervillain will increase his popularity. While Bennett, Batman, and Robin defeat and seemingly cure him, Karlo's powers return while he is imprisoned in Arkham. After breaking out, Karlo is hired by Lex Luthor to kidnap Lois Lane and lure Superman into a trap, only to be defeated by Batman and Robin. A portrait of the Preston Payne incarnation of Clayface appears in the Batman: The Brave and the Bold episode "Joker: The Vile and the Villainous!" The Matt Hagen incarnation of Clayface appears in Young Justice, voiced by Nolan North. In the fourth season Young Justice: Phantoms, Superman and Black Lightning consider him, among others, for reserve membership in the Justice League. An unidentified Clayface appears in Teen Titans Go!, voiced by Fred Tatasciore. The Basil Karlo incarnation of Clayface appears in Harley Quinn, voiced by Alan Tudyk. This comedic version is stated to be a classically trained yet terrible actor who turned into a shapeshifting mass of clay after "a terrible pottery accident" and is considered one of Gotham City's lesser villains. Additionally, his body parts will develop personalities of their own if they are separated from him, such as his right hand (voiced by Tom Kenny) and lower body. Introduced in the episode "So, You Need a Crew?", Clayface works as a bartender until he is recruited into Harley Quinn's crew. DC Animated Universe The Matt Hagen incarnation of Clayface, with elements of Basil Karlo appears in series set in the DC Animated Universe (DCAU), voiced by Ron Perlman. This version is actor who became disfigured in an accident and is capable of shapeshifting into anyone or anything he wishes for short periods of time. First appearing in the Batman: The Animated Series episode "Feat of Clay", Hagen receives a beauty cream called "Renuyu" from corrupt businessman Roland Daggett. While it is able