Shapeshifting/Melting?

[lbh]

Originally Posted by Dookie_Mercury

Has anyone mentioned the Batman: TAS episodes, Feat of Clay: Pts 1 & 2, Mudslide, and Growing Pains. They pretty much make up the involvement of Clayface on the show from a personal standpoint.

There is also a short Clayface segment in the episode "Holliday Knights" in which Robin tracks down some child shoplifters only to find out that they are split off from Clayface himself who uses them to get cash for the hollidays

[TF-Viewer]

Originally Posted by Kirokusclone

Well if we're talking abotu Shapeshifting; you need to throw in Mystique from the marvel comics.

Nah, this really only applies to the liquid kind.

[Kirokusclone]

I forgot about the melting part...

[EchoWing]

Originally Posted by lbh

There is also a short Clayface segment in the episode "Holliday Knights" in which Robin tracks down some child shoplifters only to find out that they are split off from Clayface himself who uses them to get cash for the hollidays

That was actually Batgirl in that segment. It also has Clayface briefly morphing his head into that of Ren? Montoya, but not sure if that counts for process.

[s2325]

from Creepy #33:

[s2325]

from Creepy #38:

[sodacat]

Coooeeee. Is there a torrent of that comic somewhere?

[TF-Viewer]

Yep, that book sure is creepy, cool though. Thanks for posting those.

[s2325]

#33 and #38: http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=7...f211bbb3f2467c

[sodacat]

I was hoping for a torrent of the full run, but a handful of issues works too. Thanks.

[TF-Viewer]

Originally Posted by sodacat

I was hoping for a torrent of the full run, but a handful of issues works too. Thanks.

There is that anti-torrent policy to consider as well. Last I checked we weren't allowed to post those.. and if so probably shouldn't be asking for them.

[sodacat]

And the difference between a torrent and an ftp is?

I was going to say that Creepy has probably been out of print for at least a few decades, but apperantly Dark Horse bought the rights to it last year and has started releasing hardcover compilations of the magazine. They aren't anywhere near these issues yet, though, but this is going on my pull list.