We got quite a lot out of Bendis in the AMA, just not all Superman Related:
I'll add everything he said about Superman Here:
Question: What is the most ridiculous Superman story you'd like to write?
BENDIS: Clark goes undercover in issue 1010 of ACTION COMICS. He grows facial hair by flexing his jaw muscles. I am not lying! Undercover Clark's name is Chaz and he looks exactly like Bradley Cooper in AMERICAN HUSTLE. Lois loves Chaz.
Question: The character of Jon Kent managed to get a massive following, and also became a symbol of hope and joy against the age of needlessly gritty comics DC was facing (and is returning). And, it seems, he was quite popular with younger readers too, so what prompted you to age Jon Kent? Was it editorial or a personal choice? Are you getting rid of him? Not being snarky, actual curiosity.
BENDIS: Jon's age was my choice. I'm not getting rid of him on any level, or turning him into a character he is not, like evil. The journey in front of Jon is HUGE! That is why we are telling this story. It's all set up from a HUGE payoff.
Question: Firstly, with the return of both Jon and Conner Kent, who is the "big brother" now that they're roughly about the same age? Secondly, with 2 Robins and 2 Superboys, will we see a name change for 1 from each set or will they all operate simultaneously but on separate teams? (ie- Jon/Damian with TT and Conner/Tim with YJ)
BENDIS: Jon and Conner will meet and work that out. On panel. PROMISE. And yes, there will be some rebranding and some new looks. Change is good!
Question was about Leviathan and if we'll see things like SHADE or the Owls:
BENDIS: Read ACTION COMICS starting with issue 1007 and you will have a very good sense about who is going to be involved and why. I think some people will be VERY surprised with who comes out of the woodwork on this one. Leviathan is targeting the major organizations of the DC Universe. That's a lot of very interesting DC continuity. Checkmate, Leviathan, DEO, Cadmus, ARGUS, Kobra Cult... lots of players from all over DC are involved.
Question on if he'll make more New Villains:
BENDIS: When I came to DC, I became determined to put new toys in the toy box. Every hero needs new villains, and there are more coming! It's the year of the villain!!
Question about Sam and Lois Lane:
Sam Lane and Lois have a deeply complicated relationship, and with everything going on in her family she realized that her relationship with her father was wrapped around a giant lie that it was her fault. She went to rectify it, but the story is not over.
Question: Was there any particular reason that you have Clark calling Jimmy Olsen "Jimmy" instead of "Jim"? I loved that in older stories Clark called him Jim, as a sign of respect, and I found it interesting that he's not doing this anymore.
BENDIS: To answer your question about Clark and Jimmy ... I get it. I liked when he called him Jimmy. I like how Christopher Reeve said it. Always respectful.
Question: What about seeing some Ron Troupe around The Daily Planet?
BENDIS: He is on an Assignment
Request about making Jon Damian's age again:
BENDIS: Noted
Question about Adam Strange and The Question:
BENDIS: Adam strange is in both ACTION COMICS and SUPERMAN! He is part of what is going on with Rogol Zaar, and is witness to a major catastrophe in LEVIATHAN RISING. Meanwhile, the Question is all over ACTION COMICS and is front and center in the big hinted at DC mystery event we are cooking for this summer. I posted some yummy Epting Question art on my Instagram this weekend!
Question: Conner or Jon
BENDIS: Now we don't have too choose!!! You're welcome!
Question: As a big fan of street-level stories, I'm really enjoying the world of Metropolis that you've been in Action Comics, from the underground criminal organizations to a Daily Planet struggling to fit in with modern journalism. What Superman stories inspired your vision of Metropolis? Which of your previous street-level books (Daredevil, Ultimate Spider-Man, Alias) do you feel have been most influential?
BENDIS: Well, the earliest ACTION COMICS feel gritty, noir almost. Very stylistically similar to early DAREDEVIL issues in some respects. I grew up in Cleveland and could trace the roots of Metropolis back to real places and things. The comics are amazing inspiration but there is nothing better than going back to the real world source of it all and making your own fun from there.
Question: Hi, Brian! As a father of adopted children, I’m curious if you have plans for Keith White, Perry and Alice’s son.
BENDIS: We've already mentioned him, but I think you might get something out of NAOMI.
Oh and he confirmed Issue 3 of Young Justice is a Big Conner Kent issue with Answers about him