The Axis of Evil combines comedy, politics and pop culture as we see four hysterical interpretations on today's society that are unlike anything else ever seen on television.

The show features Iranian-American comedian, Maz Jobrani (from the ABC series "The Knights of Prosperity," and "The Interpreter,"), Egyptian-American comedian, Ahmed Ahmed ("Vince Vaughn's Wild West Comedy Show"), Palestinian-American comedian Aron Kader ("Premium Blend" and "The Shield") and Arab-American comedian, Dean Obeidallah (Creator of the New York Arab Comedy Festival and Comedy Central's new Internet show "The Watch List").

In the 60's Lenny Bruce's biting commentary pushed the edges of comedic boundaries and brought the country along with it. In the 70's Dick Gregory gave activism a comedic bent. In the 80's Richard Pryor explored the darkest edges of comedy and race. In the 90's it was Whoopi Goldberg, Billy Crystal and Robin Williams' vision of comedy as the nation's social consciousness that gave birth to Comic Relief. Following in this rich comedic tradition, the AXIS OF EVIL comics tackle a whole new perception that is bound to turn heads.

If the best comedy is truth telling with an edge, no four men are sharper or have a more pointed view on today's society and finding a place in a vast, often suspicious, America than the comics of Axis of Evil.

Following the premiere of their one-hour special, Image Entertainment released the Axis of Evil on DVD. This coincided with an national tour including 20 US cities.

Is the country ready for this? Are Americans able to laugh at some of their greatest fears? The Axis of Evil gives us a chance to see how far we have come and how far we have yet to go.