Episode #548
The DC3cast, Episode 548: Post-Crisis Chronology: "Action Comics" #600-601
Sep 3, 202656 min
This week, the boys (sort of) bid farewell to the Byrne era and lament the lack of a weekly DC anthology.
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The DC3cast is a lively discussion about DC Comics, hosted by three Multiversity Comics (multiversitycomics.com) staffers - columnists Vince Ostrowski and Zach Wilkerson and editor Brian Salvatore. Discussions, interviews, reviews, games, and more can all be found on the DC3cast.
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