Actually, it's fairly consistent for Cliff. Even through Morrison's run, he insisted on calling Rebis "Larry," even though Rebis insisted he wasn't Larry anymore and asked repeatedly not to be called that. Kind of rude on Cliff's part, in retrospect.
That cover isn't helped by the fact that it looks like Crazy Jane, and the fact she apparently has multiple identities only reminds me of that rather than the fact Rita was an actress
So she was born from the Chief's nano-pool that the Candlemaker used to create HIS body back at the end of Morrison's run? Wow, when Giffen meant "Everything is continuity", he really meant it.
Though in hindsight, this was actually foreshadowed pretty good; she had something explode in her hand and later it was fine, even before she got her head vertically sliced.
Also, yeah, the cover made me think "Crazy Jane" before Rita too...
Carlo's got shapeshifting powers now, too - not sure when that happened. Payne's got the same powerset as the rest of the Clayfaces, too, as of Cry For Justice. It's to the point that I'm not sure if most of the writers realise there's something like 5 Clayfaces at large.
Yeah, from what I remember, Karlo was pissed that he was the only Clayface without any kind of power, so he gathered together the members of the Mud Pack and duplicated their powers into himself, making him the best one out of them all.
And people say that Silver Age Batman was weird...
The Mud Pack story was the one that gave him powers, but it didn't give him mimicking powers, it made him an acidic, protoplasmic being who could alter his shape, but not with enough control to take on new appearances or the like.
More like a Colossal Boy and Shrinking Violet combo with a little Elongated Man thrown in. IIRC it was Madame Rouge who was more akin to Elongated Man.
He has something she doesn't which makes a huge difference: control. Unless she gives her photos a good stare to remind herself exactly what she looks like, she's stuck with a serious case of melting face.
Hm, considering he's apparently going to give himself Kryptonian powers in an issue or two, I think that robot zombie General Lane or Lex Luthor will attempt it out of jealousy.
I don't know why they just don't make him a bad guy permanently. It's not like he couldn't outwit the DP enough times to become their perennial adversary.
They've tried. A few times. The man is like a cockroach.
He was beheaded in Morrison's run (during the 'extreme bout with reality' that Rita references in these scans). It just made him weirder. (A disembodied head with an addiction to chocolate milkshakes....) Spent all of Pollack's run that way. Then he died. Again. Then he wasn't dead again.
I find it weird that combining him with Cable back in the Amalgam comics days actually made him less of a douche. Maybe they could see into the future and knew that Cable was going to get better and Niles was going to get worse.
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:waits till someone's head explodes:
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*flees from fashion police
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>:D
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:uses a flamethrower on you:
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Also, more Jane plz. Cliff/Jane OTP.
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This'll do it I guess.
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does he mean yes she is still rita you idiot, or that is NOT rita!
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who also keep changing bodies and even brains,I think.
funny how i know all this just from this site and wiki.
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(In the comics, Clayface 1 was an actor, but had no powers, Clayface 2 and 4 had the shapeshifting powers, but weren't actors)
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Though in hindsight, this was actually foreshadowed pretty good; she had something explode in her hand and later it was fine, even before she got her head vertically sliced.
Also, yeah, the cover made me think "Crazy Jane" before Rita too...
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And people say that Silver Age Batman was weird...
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Don't tell him or she'll never get rid of his red ass.
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He was beheaded in Morrison's run (during the 'extreme bout with reality' that Rita references in these scans). It just made him weirder. (A disembodied head with an addiction to chocolate milkshakes....) Spent all of Pollack's run that way. Then he died. Again. Then he wasn't dead again.
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