Occasionally, someone comes on with the sort of idea that makes you genuinely kick yourself for not thinking of yourself. I enjoy seeing human ingenuity, and this is a good stage for it.

Yeah, there's no way that Joe didn't pick the random guy he killed this episode because he had the exact same dental work that he did. Telegraphed that twist from a mile away, to the point I'll actually be shocked if they DON'T.

He's MUCH less stable after the Eclipso incident. Kaminski's run on the series had the Ryder and Creeper personalities frequently interacting.

Note the mannequins. :)

Personally, I liked the Len Kaminski Creeper series best of all… ESPECIALLY the Joker issue. (Wherein the Joker takes hostages, and Batman sends in the Creeper as negotiator. Hilarity ensues.)

I thought it was collected up to the Question Quarterly stuff? Either that, or I'm SHOCKINGLY misremembering the series based on where the series ended.

I DVR it and watch it as I read the comments section here. It's like MST3K!

My guess is that all that scotch isn't a prop.

Wait, that one may actually BE classic Poe… :)

Doesn't he laugh at the end of Joker's Favor?

I personally believe that her killing him is the only thing she could do that would really earn his approval.

I really, really cracked up at that.

Nick has slowly but surely became the funniest character on television somehow… laughed at this episode so hard that I saw stars from lack of oxygen.

I actually laughed so hard that I started seeing stars from lack of oxygen. I didn't think that was really possible, but yet, here we are.

Comic-wise, they are part of his standard kit.

Well, we already got a minor Blackhawk…

It isn't the water slapping, it's the fetching water to fill the bowl back up every three slaps that does the trick.

Necromancy.

Agreed here as well. While I'm generally a sucker for Norse gods in anything, the oddness of the Electric Monk and his horse blew me away.

Is this finally out on DVD or something? I've been waiting for it for while…