India, Oct. 23 -- If there is one thing that DC has mastered, it's spinoffs. Whether it is part of the new DC Universe (The Peacemaker et al) or Matt Reeves' world (The Penguin), the studio has consistently churned out great standalone stories based on iconic DC characters. Clayface is just another example of why genre truly doesn't matter in this universe. James Watkins sets up a world that is neither just nor fair, and Tom Rhys Harries gives us a tragic anti-hero in the mould of Jimmy McGill. The resulting cocktail is the Darkman of the 21st century and DC's best outing since Joaquin Phoenix's Joker pre-pandemic.

Matt Hagen (Tom Rhys Harries) is a Hollywood star who has just found his big break with a role that earns him an Oscar nomin...