Batman: Season 1, Episode 4

Feat of Clay (8 Sep. 1992)

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A disfigured actor is forced to frame Bruce Wayne.

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Roland Daggett (voice) (as Ed Asner)
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Lucius Fox (voice)
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Clayface / Matt Hagen (voice)
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Teddy Lupus / Cop (voice) (as Dick Gautier)
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A disfigured actor is forced to frame Bruce Wayne.

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Batman: Listen up scumwad, 'cause I'm only gonna ask you once. Who was Lucius Fox meeting at the tram?
Raymond Bell: Wayne... Bruce Wayne!
Batman: You lying sleaze! You wanna rethink that answer?
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The Beginning Of 'Clayface'
11 May 2009 | by (Lockport, NY, United States) – See all my reviews

This is the history - we'll be seeing at least two more episodes of this character - of "Matt Hagen" a.k.a. "Clayface," an film actor who winds up disfigured after an auto accident and then becomes up addicted to some gooey substance which will transform his face. It's a lot faster than plastic surgery, he's told , and it works great.

The brown goo gives "Hagen" an instant face transplant and he can either go back to being a handsome movie star or be anyone he wants. In this episode, he uses it one time to fake being Bruce Wayne during a crime. Wayne, of course, is innocent, but accused and he/Batman have to prove their innocence.

The problem with the goo, by the way, like a lot of quick fixes, is that it doesn't last and it's addicting, so -Hagan/Clayface keeps going back to the place where the stuff is hidden: in lab belonging to bad guy "Roland Daggett," the guy who wants to take over Wayne Enterprises. It's like a drug, and Hagen has to have it.

Included in this episode is a thug called Bell whom Batman calls a "scumwad." That's a good name; never heard that one before.

Wayne is arrested and put in jail, ending this first part of a two-part episode.


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