The DC3cast!

This week, the boys discuss James Gunn joining the DCEU, the weird dialogue of "Detective Comics," and dig into the second part of 'The Witching Hour.' Plus, a bonus interview with James Tynion IV and Emanuela Lupacchino from NYCC.

This week, the boys reveal their Top 10s, go deep into New 52 nonsense, and laugh like goofballs at just about everything.

This week, the boys tweak the format, debate event comics impact, and share a bottle of red and bottle of white.

This week, we see the yin and yang of Tom King's superhero writing, a truly great issue of "Harley Quinn," and maybe our weirdest casting couch yet.

This week, the boys dig into the DC Universe app, praise "Hawkman," and reference Austin Powers way too many times.

This week, two new Jinxworld titles drop, "Justice League" wraps up its first arc, and we reference a very specific Beatles story.

This week, we come to bury Zach, not to praise him, as well as discuss the various ways annuals bug us, reflect on the usage habits of James Gordon Jr, and enjoy seeing Catman again.

This week, the boys announce their first con appearance, they continue to debate the various Young Animal books, and discuss whether or not the Guardian is, indeed, just called Guardian.

This week, Vince returns from the grave, Brian defends "Cave Carson Has an Interstellar Eye," and Zach offers up the coldest hot take in podcast history.

This week, after mourning Vince's death, Brian and Zach dig into the finales of "Eternity Girl" and "Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps," and discuss how this is one of the best - and most Morrison-ian - weeks in recent memory from DC.

This week, "The Adventures of the Super Sons" debuts, "Batman" continues to impress the boys, and "Mister Miracle" barrels towards its finale.

This week, the boys continue to be frustrated by "Doomsday Clock," gawk at Scott Kolins's "The Flash" pages, and find a solution to the Source Wall issue facing the Justice League.

This week, the boys pack 90 minutes of San Diego recap into one episode, discuss a very different issue of "Batman," and spend probably too much time on the Titans trailer.

This week, Vince writes the greatest sentences of his life, Brian asks the boys about their comics collections, and Zach makes a bold claim about "Red Hood and the Outlaws."

This week, the boys are deep into their bullshit, but manage to talk about "Batman" #50 and "Catwoman" #1, while also covering DC's new streaming service.

This week, the boys discuss DC getting into bed with the Walton family, the start of Bryan Hill's "Detective Comics" run, and much more.

This week, Zach died, but Brian and Vince carry on with discussions about the insanity of "Aquaman" hate, the stunning art of "Cave Carson Has an Interstellar Eye," and why Anarky a a weird choice to focus on for a Bat-wedding prelude.

This week, Brian and Zach admit that Vince was right about "New Super-Man," "Titans Special" gets everyone's hopes up, and we gush over Sebastian Fiumara's "Detective Comics" art.

This week, the boys dig into the latest 'New Age of Heroes' title, gush over Scott Snyder and Jim Cheung's "Justice League" #1, and lament the state of "Batman," yet again.

This week, we cover the surprisingly good Hanna Barbera/DC crossovers, the new Brian Michael Bendis Superman miniseries, and look forward to the 'New Justice' line of titles.

This week, the boys disagree on "Mother Panic Gotham AD," really love "The Flash," and hope that "Mera, Queen of Atlantis" is being picked up by the folks reading "Aquaman."

This week, Vince and Zach mourn a bunch of people/books, a L.E.G.I.O.N. character returns, and the "Superman Special" is a mixed bag.

This week, after our pal Scott Snyder stops by, the boys gush over "Detective Comics" #980, don't quite get "The Immortal Men," and discuss Grant Morrison Constantine in "Michael Cray."

This week, the boys heap (more) praise on "Deathstroke," wrap up getting Jurgens'd in "Action Comics," and figure out the end game of the 'New Age of Heroes.'