Iconic 'Batman' villains who need to make an appearance on the big screen in future movies

Batman has one of most iconic rogues' galleries in history of American superhero comics. Many Batman fans who were introduced to character through movies will kw about some of his most classic villains, such as Joker, Two-Face, Bane, Ras Al-Ghoul, Riddler, Penguin, Mr Freeze and Poison Ivy. However, Batman has many more iconic villains that have never even me it to big screen. Here are two amazing villains from Batman's rogues' gallery, who need to be featured on big screen in a future Batman movie. 

Clayface

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Those who have re Batman comics or who have played Arkham series of video games might alrey kw about Clayface, one of Batman's few superpowered villains. He also Clayface happens to be most popular of m all. 

Clayface has ability to shapeshift and change his appearance at will, which he often uses to trick ors. Furrmore, Clayface is also superhumanly strong, so Batman can never defeat him without a well thought out plan. Clayface has never featured in a Batman film, probably due to his superhuman abilities, which may t have gelled well with realistic setting that most Batman movies go for.

Hush

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Hush is a modern Batman nemesis, who was created by Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee in 2003. While Clayface was an older Batman villain who has never me it to big screen due to his sci-fi origins, Hush is a rmal human just like Batman but has still never been featured in a film, probably due to being a relatively new character. However, despite fact that Hush is a recent dition to Batman's mythos, he is still one of most popular villains from rogues' gallery, and fans have been asking for a live-action Hush movie ever since he me his debut in comics. 

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Hush (Tommy Elliot) was developed as a foil personality for Batman. He was once a close childhood friend of Bruce Wayne (Batman) but unlike Bruce, Tommy wanted to be independent to such an extent, that he murdered his own far and injured his mor. During a psychotic episode, Hush comes to absurd conclusion that all of his life problems were caused by Bruce Wayne and his family, due to which he decides to personally take down Batman. 

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