[DC Animated Club] August 2020 Watch-Alongs

Who paints in the middle of the road?? :joy:

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Clayface was originally introduced in 1940, but at that time, he was just an actor wearing a clay mask. The second Clayface was introduced in the early 1960s (during the Bat-Mite era, appropriately enough).

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Gotta love these themed vehicles

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Itā€™s interesting to see that Clayface along with Mister Freeze are not tragic villains like Batman the animated series.:slightly_smiling_face:

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Just to put this episode in context: it aired around the same time that the Englehart ā€œStrange Apparitionsā€ run started. (Thatā€™s the run that included the Joker Fish story, gave Deadshot his now-iconic new costume, and introduced Rupert Thorne.)

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Catwoman is a traitor!

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Thatā€™s ruthless, Selina.

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Iā€™m suprised he can survive in the water!

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More context: Clayface III (the one who kills his victims with his corrosive touch) was introduced a year after this episode aired.

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Clayface 3 is also Hagen? Or a different guy?

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Holy oil spill disaster, you mean.

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Clayface 1: Basil Karlo
Clayface 2: Matt Hagen
Clayface 3: Preston Payne

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That was great.

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I really hope we get the first (and superior) Filmation series here soon, but this one is fun, too.

Weā€™ll begin the next episode at the start of the hour.

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Look like I never finished the second episode, wish DC has a restart button.

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I just scrolled it back.

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All the one-liners, themed vehicles, and the ejectorā€¦ switch were pretty great xD

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I like how Robin talksā€¦

1.Holy no deposit no return
2.Holy bad news
3.Holy loudmouth
4.Holy helium
5.Holy titans

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And this is pure Ward. No one else can deliver a ā€œholyā€ like he can.

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Ok, now Iā€™m ready!:smiley:

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