Ernie Chua came onto Detective Comics after Jim Aparo's brief run as artist under Archie Goodwin who had been writing and editing the book. Len Wein took over the scripting with his five-issue "Bat-Murderer" story.
BATMAN: "I thought I told you not to help me, Creeper!"
CREEPER: "Wrong, mortal- - you did tell my alter ego not to aid you - - but no man may give orders to The Creeper!"
Creeper 1 and 2 (2006) Steve Niles and Justiniano
Page b from Creeper Issue #1 by Justiniano
Page c from Creeper Issue #1 by Justiniano
Page d from Creeper Issue #1 by Justiniano
Creeper 3 (2006) Steve Niles and Justiniano
Page from Creeper Issue #3 by Justiniano
Creeper 4 (2007) Steve Niles and Steve Scott
Cover to Issue #4 by Justiniano
Large Page by Steve Scott from Issue #4, 2006
Creeper 5 (2007) Steve Niles and Steve Scott
Cover to Issue #5 The Creeper by Shawn McManus
Page A from Creeper Issue #5 by Steve Scott
Page B from Creeper Issue #5 by Steve Scott
Creeper 6 (2007) Steve Niles and Justiniano
Creeper 6 Page by Justiniano - Jailbreak!
Creeper 6 Page by Justiniano - Vera
Creeper 6 Batman Page by Justiniano
Jim Aparo Creeper, Brave and the Bold #178
Neal Adams Creeper cover to Detective Comics #418, 1971
Creeper cover by Dick Giordano (1975) Detective Comics #447
Creeper By Ernie Chua (1975) Detective Comics #448
