The DC3cast!

This week, Vince takes the hottest of all takes, we welcome our friend Greg Matiasevich to close out our "Watchmen" re-read, and we talk about DC (finally) canning their harassing editor. 

Today, the boys discuss their opinions on Justice League , coin the term 'BINO,' and lots more. 

This week, the boys are underwhelmed by "Action," overjoyed by "Detective," and continue their re-read of "Watchmen." 

This week, the boys cover the biggest comics news in a lifetime, discuss a lot of ancillary books, and talk about the multiple Harley Quinns in "Batman: White Knight."

We begin our "Doomsday Clock" prep this week, discuss the decompressed nonsense that is "Wonder Woman," and get more InfoRorschach. 

This week, the boys dig into the wrap up of Bryan Hitch's "Justice League," the start of Tim Seeley's "Green Lanterns," and more.

This week, the boys discuss "Michael Cray," certain faces, and the latest turns in "Metal."

This week, we fulfill our contractual obligations to make certain jokes, go bananas over "Batman," and recite, perhaps, the worst variation of the Green Lantern Oath to date. 

In a special 'EMERGENCY' podcast, the boys discuss all the news coming out of New York Comic Con, including the Milestone imprint's return, the "Doomsday Clock" ashcan, and lots more.

This week, Brian forgets Zach's name, Vince has some serious "Kamandi Challenge" praise, and Zach starts our new reading series.

This week, Zach takes dissenting opinions, Brian is meh on a tie-in, and Vince seethes at jokes and/or riddles.

The "Dark Nights: Metal" writer returns to discuss the second issue, we talk the implications of the big "Action Comics" reveal, and more.

This week, we discuss how Batman is totally cool with killing small children, make a lot of Simpsons references, and lament the lack of two "Deathstroke" issues a month.

This week, the boys look at the limited DC releases, name our Top 5 DC runs of all time, and announce a new segment starting next month.

This week, the boys discuss the medicinal merits of the Green, Buttman, and review this week's 'Rebirth' titles.

Ken Godberson III sits in for the late Vince Ostrowski, we talk about some new DC miniseries, talk about our newfound love for the Kirby Sandman, and more. 

Writer, friend of the show, and super-mensch Scott Snyder joins the boys for the most in-depth "Metal" interview he's done so far. Plus, Vince and Brian sneak in their signature jokes and Zach references everyone's favorite Infowarrior in our review segment. Oh, and Charles Soule stops by, too. It's jam packed!

This week, the boys played an endurance game with "Newsboy Legion/Boy Commandos Special," reference Smallville and The Simpsons a lot, and go deep on the return of the New Gods.

This week, Brian shows his ignorance on World War II graffiti, Vince has a theory about Superman's movie mustache, Zach is through defending "Batman," and more.

This week, our internet connection wasn't our friend, but we still get sufficiently Jurgens'd.

Brian, Zach, and Vince get together for the first time since early June to discuss Jeff Lemire's return to DC and much, much more. 

Mike Romeo from Robots from Tomorrow sits in for Brian as the boys discuss "Dark Days: The Casting," Shea Fontana's first issue of "Wonder Woman," and more. 

One of our newest staffers, Kevin Gregory, sits in for Vince, as we discuss "Batman," "Superman," and more. 

"Comics Syllabus" host Paul Lai joins the show to talk the end of an iconic "Wonder Woman" run, why "Batman/Elmer Fudd" is sort of brilliant, and review the week's 'Rebirth' titles.

'Robots From Tomorrow' co-host Greg Matiasevich sits in for Zach, and the boys discuss James Robinson's new gig writing "Wonder Woman," the first batch of Looney Tunes crossovers, and the rest of the 'Rebirth' books.