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Buy, Read, Pass Comics Of The Week 12/29/10

Since there are so many comics released, usually a great reviewer can’t always post those reviews. However, fret not the comic team behind all of the reviews, news, and features create a simple article that has out thoughts about comics that were released this week. For the week of 12/29/10 comics of DC Comics and Marvel release the last comics of 2010. Here is what came out and what I had to say about them. There might be a chance that I will create a full review for most of the comics listed below.

Batman 101 on 1/01/11

With the new year beginning today, DC Comics has a special present for their readers. Today, and only today, DC Comics will be allowing any readers that have internet connection, iPod, iPhone, computer, or iPad to be allowed to download Batman comics from #600-700. Anyone that has the DC Comics app or the Comixology app can buy many of their favorite comics ranging from the comic issues mentioned previously. For those who don’t have an iPod, iPhone or iPad can buy and read it on their home computer (no Mac needed to read these comics).

Shipping in March – Top Cow

After several issues of Artifacts will of course be treated to more of our favorite Top Cow series, including the Darkness and Witchblade. You can find review of previous issues on the site, and hopefully if you enjoyed those you’ll have something to look forward to on the following shipping list for march from Top Cow. And for the more hardcore fans there are plenty of variants and signed editions on this list to hopefully fulfill your Top Cow craving!

Rosie O’Donnell’s Colorful Life Goes to Comic

Rosie O’Donnell, comedian, actor and talk show host. Whether you like her or not, her controversial acts will be published in a 32 page biographical comic published by Blue Water Comics (another addition to their Female Force line) and is set to be released early next year.

Written by Dan Rafter and drawn by Kristopher Smith, the comic focuses on well known moments like her argument with “The View” celebrity Elisabeth Hasselbeck, arguments with Donald Trump, her time as editor for “Rosie Magazine” as well as shedding light on all the activism work she does.

Deadpool #30: All Vampires Are Named Dracula! Review

Deadpool is spending the holiday season killing Vampires? A little to late for Vampires don’t ya think? Anyway he’s hired by a bunch of Vampires to kill Vampires (more like redundant), the only benefit that Deadpool gets is the factor of being a hero! With this being the last Deadpool issue of 2010, it’s good to see that Daniel Way who’s made the character my favorite comedic character is still writing the Deadpool’s series! Daniel Way, Bong Dazo, Jose Pimentel, and Andres Mossa joins Deadpool in a comic where Vampires try to take on the Merc With A Mouth!

Shipping In March – Boom! Studios

2011 is right around the corner. With new titles, writers, and artist just waiting to get their chance at famed comic book titles, lets see what is in store for Boom! Studios in March 2011! The biggest title coming out in March is hands down Clive Barker’s Hellraiser being written by Clive Barker himself! Then Boom! launches a new Sci-Fi series titles Insurrection V.36 and Darkwing Duck continues to parody Batman.

Echoes is a Day One Sell Out!

Top Cow Productions, Inc. proudly announced that ECHOES #1 has completely sold out after only one day of sales. A second printing of ECHOES #1 is being sent to Diamond Comics Distributors to meet the demand for Minotaur Press’ first horror/suspense-thriller title, and will be available in stores the same day as ECHOES #2 for readers who couldn’t get their hands on the creepy series in time.

ECHOES, the first independent-styled series from the publisher comes from the creative minds of Joshua Hale Fialkov (TUMOR, PILOT SEASON: ALIBI) and Rahsan Ekedal (CREEPY). Brian Cohn was learning to deal with the Schizophrenia inherited from his father. Supportive wife, new baby on the way, drugs to control the voices. But when on his father’s deathbed, he learns that he also inherited the trophies of his father’s career as a serial killer. Will his madness send him further down into the crawlspace of his father’s mind?