Amazing as always, thank you ComicVine. 

@doordoor123: Well...stay tuned!

LOL when I saw it said "Dig deeper into Judd Winick" on the side.

I'm not "excited" for this new Catwoman series but I am getting all 52 issue #1's so I leave it up to Judd Winick to get me hooked on it or not. I did love his run on PowerGirl so things are looking pretty good so far, and I can't wait to see that wedding! ^^

Awesome Interview! You guys made it very fun and informative, and even got him to spills some beans only a few seconds into the interview =D

Sweet! The Videos are back! I always felt that videos like this are what Comic Vine has over the other Comic news sites. It's content like this that i come here for!. Great interview. Great atmosphere

That was a good interview. As always great to see video stuff from Comic Vine.

Can't say that I'm interested in the new Catwoman really. I'll probably pick it up and we'll see how it holds up!

am i the only person who has noticed catwoman's goggles look like a bra? 

Spoiler Alert!!!
Catwoman and Batman get married!!!

@Press Oblivion: @Jolt92: A part of the reality is, videos need to get views in order to be worth doing. Plain and simple. Share this with friends, tweet it, facebook it, embed on other sites. I hate to pander like this but videos take time and resources. Articles tend to get a lot more views. Just something to think about.

I really have missed these videos. Especially preview theatre and 3 min expert

@lastdrag0n89: I miss those as well. See my comment above. :(

I like the covers to Catwoman #1 & 2. She is also one of my favorite DC characters but still not sure if I'll get the series.

Okay, so I'm going to risk sounding like a misinformed idiot and ask a question: 
 
Is this New 52 initiative like a reset button for DC? After this, will Brightest Day never have happened? Or is it simply a Vol. 2 for these comics. Because I am so confused.  

am i the only person who has noticed catwoman's goggles look like a bra? 

Really awesome! Hope to see more videos in the future!

Wish DC had bothered explaining what they meant with the rehoot the moment it came out rather than let it appear piece by piece (would have saved alot of anger directed at them). 
 
But Catwoman sounds interesting.

Judd Winick's been among my favorite writers for a long time.  I think I'm convinced to pick up both Catwoman and Batwing when September rolls around. 
Great job as always, dudes!

Okay, so I'm going to risk sounding like a misinformed idiot and ask a question: 
 
Is this New 52 initiative like a reset button for DC? After this, will Brightest Day never have happened? Or is it simply a Vol. 2 for these comics. Because I am so confused.  

I really wanna see what scott snyder's gonna do with bruce wayne and swamp thing

Video isn't working properly for me and stops. First time stopped at around 4 min in and second time at 4:55.

Great interview

Those were some superb, intelligent replies to Tony & Sara's questions.  Thank you Judd!

i already knew about the dc reboot but is every thing in dc going to start at the beginning like will the teen titan member's be robin (dick grayson),wonder girl (donna troy), speedy (roy harper), kid flash (wally west), and aqualad ? im basically asking if everything is going to start at year one ???? before brightest day and all of that

am i the only person who has noticed catwoman's goggles look like a bra? 

Interesting how he specifically mentions Superman's origin of coming from Krypton....are all signs pointing to this giant revamp is because of the lawsuit?

Also, great video!

Great interview, folks! I've really missed this. As someone mentioned above, this is why I was initially attracted to this site. I'm glad to see return (however limited) to the format.

Excellent video! So glad there's some new video content on Comicvine :)

Besides the Happy Hour segment, which is great, of course.

@G-Man said:

I hate to pander like this but videos take time and resources. Articles tend to get a lot more views. Just something to think about.

I always wonder how many of the clicks translate into people actually reading it though. If I had to guess I'd say video views are more reliably people that are interested than instances of articles being clicked on. But whatever, I just hope Comicvine gets the chance to do some more videos in the future. Especially interviews/ discussion segments. I like those the most.

Very nicely done! I enjoyed this.

I have never bought, nor will I ever buy, the, "You can't just jump in." argument.
 
You can, most of us did. Stop pandering. My first comic was Daredevil #187. Tony said his first issues of The Amazing Spider-Man and Uncanny X-Men were in the hundreds. If there's a lack of effort to get back into comics, there's a lack of effort to stay in, too. These people are lazy.
 
Bearing in mind, people like Winnick's example fell out of them in the first place.
 
-The Mast

It's a shame the videos weren't doing good enough views, I tried to watch pretty much all the video content that went up. I miss the weekly news the most. It would be cool to see some more sit down interviews with creators in this style as well in the future.

I always wonder how many of the clicks translate into people actually reading it though. If I had to guess I'd say video views are more reliably people that are interested than instances of articles being clicked on. But whatever, I just hope Comicvine gets the chance to do some more videos in the future. Especially interviews/ discussion segments. I like those the most.

Good interview...but more importantly, where did you get that shirt?!?!

Wow, it's been since the Real World when I last heard that voice. Yeah, I've seen Mr Winick's photo here and there, . . but back down memory lane. So glad that Comicvine got this interview. I like an interview that feels natural and forthcoming, this delivered.

Completely understand being that guy you meet on a plane or on the street who's out of the loop and feeling that the back catalog is somewhat daunting. It was sad getting out of comics (due to money and management) but its hard getting back into the big 2 with the many shifts in continuity and characterization, especially when you're faves where mostly just the big 2. It's easy for the masses to grasp the concepts of the characters and take them in in other media, like tv and movies (not necessarily on ice or stage). That said, as a picky reader these days (subjective to my biases and likes), I'm not going to jump on the new launch until its well established and by peers given its marks. I hope it all goes well. I hope the industry comes back strong (cough cough parent companies promote across media and not just pick the bones for tv and movies).

Hope to see more of the DC folks and their thoughts on their universe and the industry as a whole.

Terrific interview. Judd Winick is pretty awesome.

I got a question, if anyone can answer it.

I don't read too much DC. I keep up with select titles, like Batman and Green Lantern, and Flashpoint now. With this new 52 launch, are all of these books the only books out? There have to be some books not listed for getting a reboot, so do they just disappear or do they keep the run they are on? I hope this made sense :P

Okay! Here's a fun drinking game! Every time Judd Winick mentions the word steal or theif you gotta have a shot! =P

Why is he saying that continuity is the same when even the solicit for Superman admits that continuity is being changed? I don't know how far they are changing many of the other series, but Superman is the reboot. When that new Superman series says it's in current continuity but he's never been married. That's a reboot.
 
The entire "can't jump in argument" is a false one. It's an excuse. I didn't start reading comics year ago at number one. The internet is pretty full with a lot of information. If you wanted to jump in you could and check websites, such as Comic Vine, to learn what has happened. Also, in comic books, much of what happened before never matters in the long run to begin with. Sometimes you might get a writer calling back to past events, but that doesn't always happen.

I loved the Podcast a few weeks back that was an hour and a half of just interviewing Judd Winick. It's great to hear more about the upcoming Catwoman and any info on the New 52 is awesome.

Emma Stone looks a bit odd as Gwen Stacy, I'll probably see it anyways.

Awesome Interview. I'll be picking up Catwoman come the new #1. Looking forward to more videos/interviews like this. Great content.

i had a really hard time concentrating on what he was saying 
 
sara kept distracting me

@caladbolglight said:

Okay, so I'm going to risk sounding like a misinformed idiot and ask a question: 
 
Is this New 52 initiative like a reset button for DC? After this, will Brightest Day never have happened? Or is it simply a Vol. 2 for these comics. Because I am so confused.  

The reason you're confused is because DC has said one thing ("it's not a reboot") while demonstrably showing the exact opposite (Roy Harper's arm, Catwoman not knowing Batman's identity, Lois and Clark's marriage, BARBARA GORDON WALKING, etc.) DC just doesn't want to call it a reboot because that term has a negative connotation among fans nowadays. They aren't going to show a bunch of origin stories (unless you count Action Comics)  and they aren't radically changing characters' origins (unless you count Action Comics, and its Batmanification of Superman), but there are going to be major radical character changes (Jason Todd is wearing a Bat symbol for crying out loud, and Starfire is going to have a thing for him) and obviously they will be throwing out tons of old stories in an effort to "simplify" or "condense" continuity and backstory. If you had to come up with a word for all those things, what would it be?
 
We won't know what has or hasn't been kept, rewritten, or flat out ignored until the stories start, but in many ways, no matter what company line Judd Winick dishes out, this IS a reboot!

Terrific interview. Judd Winick is pretty awesome.

I got a question, if anyone can answer it.

I don't read too much DC. I keep up with select titles, like Batman and Green Lantern, and Flashpoint now. With this new 52 launch, are all of these books the only books out? There have to be some books not listed for getting a reboot, so do they just disappear or do they keep the run they are on? I hope this made sense :P

Really great interview, guys. Thanks.

Am I the only one who thinks this looks like "Spider-Man Begins" and doesn't like it? Where's the joy and fun?