The DC3cast!

This week, the boys try to make sense of the recent event, and praise the world building happening in Metropolis. 

This week, the boys catch up on a missed issue and discuss the end of the latest Tom Taylor miniseries. Plus, the boys dig into all the news and notes from San Diego Comic Con 2023.

This week, the boys look to Black Label for a new Superman miniseries from the fantastic team of Mark Waid and Bryan Hitch. We also discuss Smallville, Salute Your Shorts, and other television remnants of our  youth.

With Vince in the grave, Zach and Brian soldier on by discussing the second round of continuity chaos caused by Geoff Johns's inability to keep a schedule, the lack of Starfire stories Zach has read, and how "Knight Terrors" actually had a fun tie-in issue!

The boys, featuring a very sick Vince, pull a switcheroo on which book they thought they'd enjoy versus which one they did, though their feelings on both aren't exactly very strong. 

This week, the boys begin the summer slog through DC's latest 'pause month(s)' event, continue to praise the art of Guillem March, and wonder just how much any of this can possibly mean in the grand scheme of DC. 

In this short episode, the boys discuss the fantastic art, the inclusive continuity, and the fun twist at the end of "Green Arrow" #3.

This week, the boys discuss the oversized issue celebrating the Warrior of Truth's most recent, extraordinarily mid, run, and look forward to the new status quo taking shape in September.

This week, the boys discuss the various news items that dropped recently and talk about the second issue of Jeremy Adams's new series. 

This week, the boys dig into the oversized celebration of the Scarlet Speedster, and check in with the new book focusing on some of the Metropolis supporting cast.

This week, the boys dig into the always enjoyable "DC Pride" anthology. Topics discussed include the return of Crush, an amazingly horny pinup with mystery characters in it, the brands that transcend the comics world, some truly great art. 

The boys catch up on the 'We are Legends' titles, compare one of them to a New 52 'Edge' title, and contemplate the duality of Newman.

The DC3cast goes old school and reads four (4) comics this week! Can you believe it? Of those comics, there are good things to say about all of them - can you believe THAT? There's also the usual amount of Tom King and Tom Raney shade thrown, so don't worry about the show changing too much! 

The DC3cast catches up on DC's Free Comic Book Day offering, and looks at two new series that debuted this week.

The boys dig into the weirdness of the nomenclature of this series' main character, lament the Zachary Levi-aping at points, and generally try to make sense of the Marvel Family in 2023.

This week, the boys dig into the start of the new "Green Arrow" miniseries, talk about clunky returns, what the attempted long game is with this book, and divert into Mandalorian and NBA playoffs talk.

This week, the boys check in with Tom Taylor's "Nightwing," praise the artwork of Travis Moore, and discuss Mark Waid's two recently announced DC projects.

The boys took a week off, and so we're sharing the first installment of the 'Untitled Grant Morrison' project, currently running at Patreon.com/dc3cast. Hear Vince and Zach bully Brian for not my a sycophantic Morrison stan, an allusion to Troy McClure, and a tease for what Vince and Brian will do when Zach inevitably quits the show.

This week, the boys discuss the end of of the 'One Minute War,' celebrate the total erasure of "Heroes in Crisis," and lament the coming close of Jeremy Adams's run on "The Flash." Titles Discussed: "The Flash" #793-796

The boys dig into Dennis Culver and Chris Burnham's new Doom Patrol comic. They compare it to both the Grant Morrison and Keith Giffen-written iterations, debate the merits of the new Chief, and fawn over Burnham's artwork. 

The boys look at the new spate of DC titles, including new creative teams and relaunches of "Wonder Woman" and "The Flash," the first Steel-focused series in 25 years, and a new Hawkgirl title.

This week, the boys dig into the new Priest/Pagulayan joint and discuss the possibility of more Brian Bendis at DC in the near future. Plus, the most bizarre Mike Allred comp you could ever imagine! Titles discussed: "Superman: Lost" #1

This week, the boys discuss the latest Tom Taylor/Clayton Henry joint, lament all the surprises of this issue being spoiled weeks or months ahead of time, and debate if the X-books fell off (they did).  Titles Discussed: "Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent" #1

On this very nice episode, Zach and Brian walk through the back half of DC's most recent event and discuss where the overall DCU is after it. Will the new powers stick? Will science and magic continue to be borked?  Titles Discussed: "Lazarus Planet: Legends Reborn" #1 "Lazarus Planet: Dark Fate" #1 "Lazarus Planet Omega" #1 "Batman Vs. Robin" #5

The boys dig into the 10 film and television projects announced as the first wave of the James Gunn/Peter Safran era of DC Studios, as well as check in on the (excellent) first issue of "Superman." Titles Discussed: "Superman" #1