The DC3cast!

This week on the show, the boys talk about Naomi's debut in "Action Comics," the return of "Shazam" after a four-month absence, and Vince tries to keep Brian and Zach from killing each other in the Michigan/Adz War of 2019.

This week on the show, the boys marvel at "Superman" #15 and "Lex Luthor: Year of the Villain," and continue to enjoy the time-travel shenanigans in "Justice League."

This week, Brian and Vince drive Zach crazy with Saturday Night Live references from before any of them were born, all the boys begin to come around on "Event Leviathan," and the Bat/Cat nonsense returns.  

This week, the boys dig into the penultimate issue of "Doomsday Clock," marvel at the second chapter of the 'Justice/Doom War,' and try to will a Tom Taylor-penned "Justice League International" series into existence.

This week, the boys are all-in on the Superman titles, love the big "Justice League" reveals, and go through the results of the first-ever Batman Who Laughs fantasy draft.

This week, the boys celebrate the return of Jackson Hyde, try to think like a teenager, and keep gushing over "House of X" and "Powers of X."

This week, the boys discuss a few really good 'Year of the Villain' tie-in issues, express frustration at "Event Leviathan," and hold off from talking about Jonathan Hickman's X-Men work...until next week.

This week, Brian falls somewhere in between Vince and Zach on "Batman," we drool all over James Harvey's artwork, and reminisce about the "Just Imagine Stan Lee..." series.

This week, the boys talk about the lackluster finale of "The Batman Who Laughs," debate what they want out of annuals, and Zach solves a riddle.

This week, the boys cheat on DC with some Hickman Marvel goodness. Plus, the longest stinger in the history of the show, and Joker as D'Angelo!

This week, the boys cover the first few days of San Diego Comic Con news, dig into the oversized 50th "Aquaman" issue, and lament the fact that Zach has never seen an Austin Powers film.

This week, we discuss the arrival of the Hellblazer to the 'Sandman Universe,' discuss two DC-adjacent books, and try to plot the path forward for "Batman."

This week, the boys discuss Hill House, the cancellation of yet another creator, and this big, big week of new releases.

This week, the boys discuss the rebirth (pun intended) of "Justice League Dark," the return of Steve Orlando to "Wonder Woman," and then debate the best of the New Pornographers for over an hour. If you'd like to check out the Spotify playlist of the boys' favorite New Pornographers music, you can find it here .

This week, the boys dig into an amazing issue of "Justice League," debate 'fun' Aquaman, and do their best narrator voices.

This week, the boys dig into the largest batch of solicitations in recent memory, debate the merits of the sister issues of "Supergirl" and "Superman," and are underwhelmed by the first issue of "Event Leviathan."

This week, the boys notice an odd cameo in "Batman," praise Starman's plan in "Justice League," and rekindle the Batman collateral death argument.

One of the biggest weeks in DC's recent history is here, as "Heroes in Crisis" concludes, "Doomsday Clock" delivers on its promise, the next big Superman event begins, and Snyder and Capullo return to their original collaboration. 

This week, we discuss the problematic removal of Tom King from "Batman," discuss Gene Luen Yang's new (ish) gig on "The Terrifics," and a surprising Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure  moment in one of this week's comics. 

This week, the boys get back on one of their favorite (read: stupid) games, reveal their favorite series of the moment, and try to identify why "Justice League" feels a little off.

This week, the boys dig into the beginning of 'The Flash: Year One,' discuss the Arkham Knight's identity, and spend the last half of the show discussing Father of the Bride , the new Vampire Weekend album. Seriously.

This week, the boys dig deep into all three parts of the "Year of the Villain" special, talk the sixth dimension, zombies, and assassinations. 

This week, the boys spend an hour talking about a comic they don’t like, and then half that time talking about a bunch of comics they did like!

This week, the boys dig into the finale of "Electric Warriors," get hyped for "Far Sector," and decide to start putting their birthdays into their calendars.

This week, Vince re-establishes himself as movie grump, Brian and Zach reveal their love for Dick Grayson-era Batman, and lament the end of "Titans."