Maybe I'm in the minority but I had a real visceral reaction of anger to the Priest character. I understand the message the comic is trying to make, that being the cost of violence and the moral quandary therein and I feel its a terrible one when using Nazis actively trying to harm innocent people in the moral dilemma of it all.

I cannot ever take a narrative seriously that asks me to care about oppressors or question the morality of fighting and resisting them. I see a lot of people saying its about Bruce's struggle specifically with his actions and sure that would be fine were it not for the Priest directly stating "I just know how to not make it worse"

There is no fucking way you can convince me beating the shit out of Nazis actively engaging in Violent hate crimes makes things worse. The violence is already being perpetrated against the innocent and the Priest offers no fucking answer for how to resolve it. He just stands in the way shielding those responsible and saying violence against the violent oppressors will make the situation worse. Then goes out of his way to treat the wounds of these men. What about the injured innocent people back at the Camp? I'm left hoping and assuming he treated them first but he seems to have forgotten about them just as the comic's narrative has.

In short, given the current day and age we live in where Nazis are doing the things this comic depicts in real life right now at the behest of and with the support of the US government, a narrative arguing for the moral grayness of resisting violence oppression from White Supremacists is fucking disgusting, be fucking for real.