A pleasant surprise. I'm used to Judd Winick's stories feeling pretty flat, but he does an excellent job developing this new (though not THAT different) Catwoman for DC's New 52. Instead of trying to force a lot of huge, monumental fights, heists, or mysteries, Winick focuses on character, and that makes all the difference. We get a feel for who Selina Kyle is in this new universe: a heavily and realistically flawed but ultimately good person. 
 March's art is exceptional for the most part, though his obsession with drawing women as Barbie caricatures becomes a little tedious. We shouldn't be more distracted by a character's ridiculous figure than we are by what is happening in the panel. Overall, though, he has a fine attention to detail and dynamic coloring that keeps the book feeling vibrant.