James Gunn says Clayface will remain part of DC's shared universe after the character's solo movie. In comments published by Cinemex and reproduced by ComicBook.com, the DC Studios co-head said, "This [movie] isn't the last we'll see of Clayface. And I can't wait for you guys to see what we do with him."
That confirms a future appearance for the shapeshifting Batman villain, but it does not amount to a sequel announcement. Gunn did not identify the next project, whether it would be a movie or series, or when Clayface would return.
The film is already one of the DCU's stranger genre swings. Gunn previously described it to Entertainment Weekly as a body-horror movie that happens to be set in the DCU. He said writer-director Mike Flanagan brought the idea to the studio, though Flanagan was not available to direct.
James Watkins directed the finished film, with Tom Rhys Harries playing Matt Hagen, a rising Gotham actor whose disfigurement and experimental treatment turn his body into a shape-shifting substance. that Flanagan retained story and co-writing credits. The movie opens Oct. 23.