Stephen Colbert will appear in issue number 573 of The Amazing Spider Man, which will go on sale October 15.

Other stars that have appeared in Spiderman comics are: John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Jane Curtin, Garrett Morris, Bill Murray, Laraine Newman and Gilda Radner from Saturday Night Live in October 1978, David Letterman and Paul Shaffer in 1984, and Johnny Carson and Ed McMahon in 1967.

The colbert issue will show Spiderman throw his spidey outfit in the trash, just like he did in issue number 50 that had a Johnny Carson cameo.

Stephen Colbert has been calling for a dance off with best selling Korean pop artist and actor Rain, and he finally got his wish. When it rains it pours.

Set your Tivos, because Hillary Clinton will make her first-ever appearance on The colbert Report this Thursday, April 17. Hillary wants to repaint her cold-hearted b!tch image, so she looks like a laid back regular gal.

As for black elitist Barack Obama, he has so far refused Colbert’s offer to have him on the show.

Hillary would take over the lead in the polls if she makes-out with Colbert the way Jane Fonda did. Maybe they should do some whisky shots before the show to loosen Hillary up, then turn her loose. I’d like to hear what Hillary would say if she answered the phone in the White House at 3 am wasted.

This video is of a very young looking Stephen Colbert, and claims to be an unreleased sketch. Could be. He’s coming back on the air soon.

Ellen DeGeneres isn’t just pushing the boundaries of accepted behavior in society, but she’s also raging against writers who want their fair share of profits. Ellen is pictured here crossing the striking writer’s picket line so she could do her show, even though some of her writers are picketing. Ellen told her audience:

"I want to say I love my writers. I love them. In honor of them today, I’m not going to do a monologue. I support them and hope that they get everything they’re asking for. And I hope it works out soon. In the meantime, people have traveled across the country. They’ve made plans. They’re here. I want to do everything I can to make your trip enjoyable and give you a show."

David Letterman, Jay Leno, Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert, and Conan O’Brien, who himself was an SNL writer, all shut down their show to support the writers, but not Ellen. Governor Arnold is trying to negotiate an agreement because he says everyone involved, including the writers, have money and won’t be hurt by the strike, but the camera men, carpenters, studio crews, etc., will be hurt by the strike. Had Ellen mentioned any of those people I might have given her a pass, but crossing the picket line makes her a bad guy, er butch lesbian, or whatever.