Tales of the Batman: J. H. Williams III #[nn]
"Constant Whitewater" delivers a poignant, character-driven chapter in the Tales of the Batman anthology, spotlighting Victor Fries and his wife Nora as they face a personal crisis that tests their bond. J. H. Williams III and Dan Curtis Johnson craft a story grounded in emotional weight, exploring Jim Gordon’s growing doubts about Batman’s methods and Alfred’s quiet concern for the Dark Knight’s endurance—all rendered in stunning detail by Seth Fisher and Dave Stewart, with J. H. Williams III’s haunting cover capturing the issue’s somber tone.
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Victor Fries and his wife Nora receive bad news about her health. Meanwhile, Jim Gordon has come to resent Batman and his crimefighting methods, while Alfred fears that Batman will not be able to maintain his grueling schedule by himself.
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