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