Clayface Passes $100 Million Global Box Office
DC's Clayface has crossed $100 million worldwide two weeks into its theatrical run after breaking even.
Updated on Nov. 8, 2026 in Action/Adventure
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DC's Clayface has grossed more than $100 million globally, two weeks after debuting in 3,458 theaters. The film has broken even theatrically after being removed from 532 theaters as it entered its third week of release.
Why it matters
The milestone shows the film recovering commercially after its theater count was reduced, with a reported $40 million budget. It is also positioned to pass Supergirl, which cost nearly four times as much and ended with around $125 million worldwide.
Reported grosses put Clayface at more than $100 million globally and nearly $60 million domestically against a $40 million budget, with about $7 million added over the most recent weekend. Its ultimate total remains open, as the film is projected to overtake Supergirl's roughly $125 million worldwide gross.
The players
DC Studios
DC Studios is the film division behind DC Universe titles, including Clayface, and oversees the studio's theatrical slate.
The details
Clayface exists in an alternate Gotham City separate from the one in Matt Reeves' The Batman. The film holds a 78% Certified Fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes and has overtaken Lee Cronin's The Mummy and Evil Dead Burn in global box office.
Timeline
Clayface debuted in 3,458 theaters two weeks before November 8, 2026.
Clayface was removed from 532 theaters as it entered its third week of release.
Clayface added approximately $7 million domestically over the most recent weekend before November 8, 2026.
Industry Dynamics
Clayface's trajectory compares directly against Supergirl's roughly $125 million worldwide finish, a film that cost nearly four times as much. The comparison frames the DC slate's lower-budget titles against higher-cost releases in the superhero genre.
Clayface's continued theatrical run determines how long audiences can see it on the big screen before it moves to home viewing. Viewers in markets still showing the film can catch it, while the 532 theaters removed in the third week are no longer screening it.
The takeaway
Clayface's recovery from a reduced theater count shows that mid-run box office momentum can still shift a film's commercial outcome. Readers tracking DC's slate can watch whether its weekend grosses keep pace with the projected passes over Supergirl and The Woman in Black.
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