Showing posts with label The Daily Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Daily Show. Show all posts

Monday, March 30, 2015

The Daily Show Announces It's New Host!


The wait is over and we now know who is taking over hosting the The Daily Show!  Trevor Noah, who joined the show last year as a contributor, will take over by the end of 2015. 

Trevor Noah

Jon Stewart had this to say for his successor "I'm thrilled for the show and for Trevor. He's a tremendous comic and talent that we've loved working with... In fact, I may rejoin as a correspondent just to be a part of it!"



Jon Stewart took over The Daily Show from Craig Kilborn in 1999.  No date has been set for Trevor Noah to officially debut as the host. 

-Lando McFly

Monday, December 22, 2014

The Weekly Pull : Spider-Man & The X-Men



The Weekly Pull : Spider-Man & The X-Men #1

The Weekly Pull : Spider-Man & The X-Men #1

After a lengthy holiday season hiatus, the Weekly Pull is back in full swing this week as we take a look into Emmy Award winning writer, Elliot Kalan from The Daily Show and artist Marco Failla’s first venture into the team-up we’ll most likely never see in the Marvel Cinematic Universe : Spider-Man and The X-Men #1.


Prior to the Death of Wolverine this past September, this book was originally marketed as Wolverine and The X-Men for two complete volumes. Stemming from the events of Schism and AvX, the X-franchise was changed forever as a line was drawn pitting X-man vs. X-man with Wolverine taking the stance that the students of Westchester should remain students and not soldiers, while Cyclops believed that training students to be soldiers was crucial to the survival of the mutant race.


For years, the relationship between Wolverine and Spider-Man has been depicted as classic "odd couple," the quiet killer and the boisterous savior, if you will. As Avengers team-mates under the tenure of Brian Michael Bendis, the deep roots in honor and responsibility brought the pair closer than ever before, making the choice to have Spider-Man carry the torch a welcome twist. Kalan does an exceptional job nailing the wit and classic Parker banter right off the bat, while impressively managing to land clever cinematic references in the dialogue. Deep cuts and Easter eggs for early Uncanny X-Men and Amazing Spider-Man fans are also present in the opening act, ranging from 1960s villains to fan favorite locales including Unus the Untouchable and The Savage Land.


The Weekly Pull : Spider-Man & The X-Men #1



There are a lot of great twists in this first issue alone, generating a huge step in the right direction for Marvel, mixing the best of classic team-ups with the story arcs and scenarios taking place in current continuum. In my opinion, this one has everything a great comic book should, and is a must buy for any Spider-Man or X-Men fan. You won't be disappointed.


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Until next time True Believers,

-ArchangelEZE