First and foremost: Jorge Jackson Goes to Hollywood Panel #10.

So, it's the Friday before Halloween, which means I've got another amazing costume that you're jealous of just rearing to go. I'll be dressing as Jack Burton from Big Trouble in Little China, continuing my two-year tradition of going as Kurt Russel characters from John Carpenter movies. Yeah, no, I know you're jealous, you don't have to tell me.

(Yes, you're jealous, I think we've already established that!)

Blackest Night #4: I was a huge fan of Sinestro Corps War, but this shit is spinning its wheels. Perhaps it's because DC spoiled the "big bad" months ago? Well, that's certainly part of it.

Green Lantern #47: This is fantastic and, by the way, not at all in danger of "spinning its wheels." There's forward plot momentum like nobody's business, character interactions that fascinate me to no end, utterly creative surprises out the asshole, and the art...man, I love Mahnke. Like, in a romantic sort of way.

Superman: Secret Origins #2: Speaking of loving the art, Gary Frank is doing a wonderful job here. Despite the fact that this is in continuity, I feel like it's the perfect companion piece to another Superman story I adore: All-Star Superman. Anybody else getting similar vibes? No? Well, that's because you're a big, fat asshole.

Ultimate Comics Spiderman #4: This is the most consistently good comic in all of comics, and this particular issue continues that tradition pretty beautifully.

Ultimate Avengers #3: Interesting, entertaining, but not great.

Ultimate Armor Wars #2: I love Warren Ellis and liked the first issue quite a bit, but this was less impressive, in my opinion. Still good, just not as impressive.