Here’s what the beginning of the weeks-long clean-up after the Giants’ hooting, mob-scene parade/paper blizzard looked like on Broadway. (Photos: Dan Nguyen/Flickr)

Mystery guy in a Superman suit returned to Union Square on Monday to scream about freedom for an hour until the NYPD arrived to dislodge him from George Washington’s bronze steed. (Photo: DNA Info)

This morning, the Coen Brothers time-warped Woodside, Queens back to the 1960′s and the East Village is next. (Photo: Rocco S. Cetera/Flickr)

One of these things is not like the other, one of these things doesn’t care to fit in… in a Parking Lot near Little Italy. (Photo: Joseph Holmes/Flickr)

This pile of the New York Lottery’s “Little Bit of Luck” commercial props over at the NY1 studios is going to give you a little bit of a nightmare. (Photo: Valarie D’Elia/Twitter)

A menagerie of jarred doll parts creepily festoons a window in Park Slope. (Photo: Joel Zimmer/Flickr)

Verizon’s never-ending war with graffiti continues in the East Village and it appears they’ve enlisted city-paid powerwashers who ran out of that particular shade of brown. (Photo: E.V. Grieve)

One World Trade Center rises along with its construction price tag, now hitting the $3.8 billion mark, making it the world’s most expensive office tower. (Photo: John de Guzman/Flickr)

For those that thought the Mad Men teaser posters were too minimal and cryptic, a New York subway vandal adds all the necessary additional context. (Photo: Newsweek/Copyranter)

Local artist Joe Mangrum remixes Damien Hirst’s spots on the rainy concrete of Union Square. (Photo: Joe Mangrum/Jerry Saltz’s Facebook)