Clayface Doesn't Need A Sequel Because We've Already Seen What Happens Next
Clayface serves as an origin story that could lead into a sequel - except Matt Hagen's future has already been revealed elsewhere in the DC Universe.
Read MoreClayface serves as an origin story that could lead into a sequel - except Matt Hagen's future has already been revealed elsewhere in the DC Universe.
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Read MoreWe spoke with the director of The Sixty-Year Mission, which is playing in Regal theaters now, about Star Trek fandom and what he wanted to do with his new doc.
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Read MoreYes, it's time to talk about *that* alternate ending (again).
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