Your comedy or humor isn't being compared to that of other "disc jockeys" or "presenters" or "radio hosts."

Your listeners compare the comedy and humor they hear on your program to that of their favorite comedians and humorists.

As a friend of mine eloquently says, in today's multimedia world "all messages swim in the same ocean."

If you have a sense of humor and the ability to use it to make your listeners smile, laugh, chuckle or guffaw, by all means you should use it.

If you're Mr. or Ms. Serious for your entire program, it would be a mistake to end your show on a humorous note.

But if you do share your sense of humor with your listeners, here's some wonderful news:
 

Your Next 1,000 Shows Are Taken Care Of.

Comedy Show Closes gives you 1,000 humorous ways to end your program with a wink, not a whimper.

Some are nonsensical (but funny nonetheless).

Some are deadpan silly.

Some are even....Well....Okay, I'll say it: Some are even downright corny. (But deliberately so.)
 

Why Ending With Humor Strengthens Your Show

I can't believe I found this. An ebook rendition of the comic book that started the illustrious career of one of the most popular comic book heroes of all time, Superman. Action Comics #1, released in 1938, introduced Superman to the comic book industry and the rest is history.

Originally created by a couple of teenagers, Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel, Superman went on to become a mainstay in every comic book enthusiast's collection. And get this, you won't believe a man can fly. You WILL believe a man can jump great distances. Believe it or not, Superman originally could not fly. As with so many things we are familiar with, the Superman character we know today, evolved over time.

"Who else needs a quick and easy resource for comic book collecting?"

Discover, for a small registration fee, the joys of your own collection without leaving your computer. Risk free!

Comic book collection, are you seriously thinking about starting one yourself or do you want to continue the one you have? Then "Comic Book Collecting, a Starting Point" was written just for you. This book was designed to help you jump-start your collection using Internet resources!

• Powerful Economic Investment Potential
• An introduction to comic book collecting
• Preservation tips
• A guide on what to collect
• Grading your comic books

"How Even A Nervous, First-Time Wedding MC With No Comedy Experience Can Entertain and Dazzle The Wedding Guests With 101 Funny, Clean, and 'Field-Tested' Wedding Jokes"

Be A Smashing Hit Even If You're A First-Time Wedding MC

The Wedding MC Jokebook is jam packed with clean, tasteful, funny Wedding MC Jokes, one-liners, and quotations you can use throughout the wedding reception...to kick it into high gear and have the wedding guests laughing their heads off.

Let me give you a quick recap of what you'll find in The Wedding MC Jokebook...

This book is a great add in that I have come across. My good friend Valerie Pooh, or Val as she likes to be called, wrote this book. And she gave me the privilege of offering it to you. She has created her own X-men site that you will indeed have to check out, once you download her book. She has created an extensive collection and description of every X-men character to have existed:

• The thrills of learning the X-men characters in depth.
• How large is the X-men team?
• Can't think of that one character who eludes you?
• What are the powers of each mutant?

I decided to compile all of my musings about the comic book industry from the last several months. Together in one special report are the articles I have written on numerous comic book related issues. Among the topics are:

• Stan Lee and his Hollywood woes
• The thrills of comic book collecting
• Happenings in Hollywood
• Tips and tidbits on comic book supplies

This report has taken months to build, and it is not finished. As I create and/or find more articles of interest, the report will be updated. And you will have free access to the updates as well.