Williams' has an arsenal of embellishing styles and even a pastiche style (using Winsor McCay Little Nemo methods) which is all contained within a classic poster design mentality. It gets rough following the story, but the graphics are so bold and imaginative I can tend to put up with any flaws (the worst being a sometimes photographic-realist stiffness that crops up). Rucka's story about Batwoman, her father and the villainess Alice (shades of Alice in Wonderland) has some hallucegenic properties to it, as reaility isn't necessarily "reality."

The J. H. WIlliams III Blog site is here.
DC Comics has a page about this issue of "Batwoman Detective Comics" #857 here.

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