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Funnily enough, it was later revealed that they had a lock on the same category Harley wanted to win -- as they bribed the head official. When Harley attended the awards ceremony with Ivy, she was sure she'd win Best Couple and get to throw it in Joker's face. But, according to a fan-made biography, the two were more than just close friends; they were lovers.

Though it sounds like a fan theory, BTAS episode director Kevin Altieri verified years later that Matt and Teddy’s dynamic was “intentionally homosexual.” Flanagan, who has thought nothing of grossly risqué and disquieting scenes in his films, might have tapped into this when putting his story together.

If so, and there’s a domestic entanglement to go with a sense of loss and dread we anticipate (a la The Fly and Wolf Man), then it may lean toward a same-sex union instead of a ‘heteronormative’ one.

The duo reaffirmed their love for each other and attempted to kiss, but with the head obstructing them once more, Riddler admitted they needed to work on that part of their relationship. Been part of fandome since ... But this version seems more mature and mentally ready for a new chapter, leaving fans wondering how he and Clock King will continue to evolve.

But with Clock King, he was vulnerable and warm, reassuring his significant other he was loved and accepted no matter what. Their association with her grants them access and, at this point, it's clear Clayface has been moonlighting at the university in his downtime, even before Gotham was razed.

At the forefront is Harley and Poison Ivy, but Clayface also found himself in love with a guy named Chad in Season 2. Nobody would’ve guessed that Creature Commandos would be the vanguard of the endeavor ahead of Superman unless you can predict James Gunn’s every move based on his interests and filmography.

Even more so, surely no one thought Clayface, a character with only a small role in the series, would be the first to earn a spinoff in the form of a solo movie, which is due out in a little over a year from now.

Other than allusions to tragedy with chances of Cronenbergian body horror, based on the info out there, the contents of the script by supernatural thriller director Mike Flanagan are under lock and key, but it must be awesome.

However, the severity of the hypothetical content would depend on how it is handled. Good.)

It’s also not entirely certain which version of the villain Gunn and Flanagan will go with for the DCU, but all signs point to the iteration of Matt Hagen popularized by Batman: The Animated Series. Even then, the powers and abilities often remain the same, as does the origin.

Hagen is influential and DC Studios might seek to push that further and cement him deeper into the mainstream.

As the plan unfolds, though, a major secret is revealed as one of Batman's major villains turns out to be gay: Clayface.

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Now, over the years in many comics, cartoons and animated movies, we've seen Clayface shapeshifting in various people, men and women.

To cut to the chase, there are supposed hints going back to his first appearance indicating that Matt Hagen is a member of the alphabet community. There, Clayface once more complains about being Chad's "almost-girlfriend" and how awkward it would be to run into him here as he's been given until the weekend to define their relationship.

Either way, Stephanie also mentions another guy she may have her eyes on is Hunter, who seems to be another big man on campus, and she even mentions his areolas. He says he's glad to be "free from the petty trappings of campus life" but when Chad messages in, Clayface is desperately and hopelessly in love.

DC Universe's Harley Quinn stars Kaley Cuoco, Lake Bell, Diedrich Bader, Alan Tudyk, Rahul Kohli, Christopher Meloni, Tony Hale, Ron Funches, Wanda Sykes, Natalie Morales, Jim Rash, Giancarlo Esposito, Jason Alexander and J.B.

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