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This week, Zach is dead so Brian and Vince revert back to their childhoods to discuss the new DC-focused issue of MAD Magazine.

This week, Brian is in the grave and so Vince and Zach dig into one of the longest running series of the era.

This week, the boys take a look at the seminal Green Arrow story's beginning and - guess what? - Zach wants to read the whole thing!

This week, the boys read all of the 'All-In' Act 2 titles and discuss the good, the bad, and the indifferent titles.

This week, the boys look ahead to the summer for what's next at DC.

Wally West has lost some of his speed, wants health insurance, and does not respect committed relationships. All of that in more in the first ongoing with West in the red outfit!

The boys take a look at two #1s and - this may shock you - disagree on which one is better!

This week, we get a peek inside of the DC3cast Patreon to hear the boys begin their discussion of Grant Morrison's Bat-Run. To join the Patreon, go to DC3cast.com.

This week, the boys look ahead to the summer of Supergirl.

The boys enter the ring to duke it out over DC's most recent event.

This week, the boys look at a quartet of one-shots and series debuts from 1987.

This week, the boys discuss the modern start of Task Force X.

This week, the boys look ahead to the spring and go on some (frankly, to be expected) tangents.

The boys dig into Mark Waid's new 'definitive' DC Comics timeline.

The boys are enjoying this book so much that it changes the next two years of their lives...seriously.

This week, the boys dig into one of the most beloved runs of the mid-80s and find that they...really like it?

This week, the boys look to the next round of 'Next Level' books, discuss the next batch of Compact Comics, and more.

This week, the boys dig into a new Greg Rucka / Nicola Scott joint that gives a lot of pre-"Flashpoint" vibes.

This week, the boys get bogged down in the millionth Shazam origin tale, have to suffer through more Roy Thomas, and discuss how this character never quite finds its footing at DC.

This week, the boys dig into four very different first issues with mixed results.Titles discussed: "The Demon" #1, "Captain Atom" #1, "Mister Miracle Special" #1, and "The Spectre"#1

The boys look ahead to the second DC/Marvel crossover in as many years, some Next Level debuts, and celebrate some Kyle Rayner.

This week, the boys share a truly interesting and unusual curio from 1987.

This week, the boys get up to date on the books that lead into the current "K.O." event.Titles discussed: "Justice League Unlimited" #9, "Justice League: Dark Tomorrow Special," "Justice League Unlimited" #10, "Justice League Unlimited" #11, and "Justice League: The Omega Act Special."

This week, the boys look back on the first 'modern' crossover event from DC and discuss the universal and timeless activity of playing with action figures.

With Zach in the grave, Vince and Brian look ahead to the start of Vertigo, a "K.O." crossover, and more.

An excerpt from the DC3cast Patreon! The boys reflect upon what could have been in the famous Superman 2000 pitch. Read the full proposal here: https://www.supermanthroughtheages.com/theages/History/2000/SUPERMA

The boys dig into the most recent DC/Marvel crossovers, which run the gamut from sublime to forgettable.

This week, the boys get the second origin of Jason Todd and love the fact that Batman calls testicles "stones."

This week, the boys marvel at the prodigious work of George Pérez, the quick pace of getting the entire series established, and some chat about Beantown.

The boys discuss the Vertigo relaunch, the impending DC Next Level, and a rather humdrum batch of solicitations.

The boys dig into the first year of Jeff Lemire and Diego Olortegui's Justice Society book.

The boys return with the second half of the classic John Byrne era-defining miniseries.

The boys begin the first 'true' re-jiggering of the status-quo post-Crisis, and one of the biggest Superman shakeups of all time.

The boys revisit one of the best Batman stories - and possibly best comics, period - of all time.

This week, with Zach in the grave, Vince and Brian look ahead to December, including "K.O." and some fun reprints.

The boys go to Gotham to see what Matt Fraction is cooking up in the new "Batman" series and looks at the latest 'Tec milestone.

It's the thrilling conclusion to the sci-fi thriller that kicks off our entire shared universe of imaginary sci-fi movies! What's the secret of Alterr, the shadowy tech corporation that seems to be replacing people with clones? What does their plan have to do with a failed quantum computing experiment? And, most importantly of all, where do we go from here? Featuring Sarah Norcross as the voice of Stephanie. SPONSORS Order your copy of Dim Stars: A Novel of Outer-Space Shenanigans from Amazon, or from your favorite bookseller. Check out Dimstarsbook.com for more information. Check out DC3cast, your exhaustive guide to DC Comics, at DC3cast.com or searching on your podcatcher of choice. Ditch the algorithm with PV Guide, featuring recommendations, reviews, and interviews from former Polygon senior curation editor Pete Volk. Find it at pvguide.ghost.io   And of course you can join our Patreon at Patreon.com/DylanAndDalton for access to our bonus podcast, Discord server, and other fun perks! CHAPTERS 00:00:00 - Intros 00:04:22 - Our Story So Far... 00:09:12 - Act Two, continued 00:28:10 - Discussion 00:37:34 - Sponsors: Dim Stars, DC3Cast 00:39:21 - Act Three 01:15:37 - Sponsor: PV Guide 01:16:56 - Mid-Credits Scene 01:18:42 - Discussion 01:29:15 - Post-Credits Scene 01:31:41 - Unpacking that Post-Credits Scene! 01:35:07 - Patron Acknowledgements

The boys didn't realize that this was a milestone episode, but had a blast talking about the Steve Englehart / Joe Staton era of Lantern comics.

This week, the Blue and Gold debut in DC!

The boys look ahead to the first DC/Marvel in a very long time and debate the intentions of DC in regards to 'The Power Company.'

This week, the boys look back on the 'Summer of Superman' banner that ran across the Super books and check out the titular special, and the first issues of "Superman Unlimited," "Supergirl," "Krypto: The Last Dog of Krypton," and the start of the most recent arcs of "Action Comics" and "Superman."

This week, the boys dig into a surprisingly dark and significant comic.

Oh boy, Roy Thomas is back! But first, a relatively benign Hawkman story.

The boys look ahead to "DC K.O." and the rest of the fall lineup.

The boys dig into the latest DC crossover, which seems like less of an event and more of a precursor to another, bigger event.Books discussed: "Batman/Superman: World's Finest" #38, "Justice League Unlimited" #6, "Batman/Superman: World's Finest" 2025 Annual #1, "Batman/Superman: World's Finest" #39, "Justice League Unlimited" #7, "Justice League Unlimited" #8.

This week, the boys dig into an Aquaman series that attempts to act as a primer for new fans.

Strap in, because the boys have almost two hours of debate about James Gunn's inaugural film in the new DC cinematic universe.

This week, the boys look at three first issues from series that would cross the Crisis threshold.

The boys look at the newly renumbered Batman, a darker Red Hood series, and more.

This week, the boys dig into Ram V and Evan Cagle's Fourth World epic.Books discussed: "The New Gods" #1-6