Assorted Crisis Events Volume 2

by Deniz Camp, Eric Zawadzki (Illustrator)

Genres: Comics, Graphic Novels, Science Fiction, Horror, Fantasy, Fiction

152 pages, Paperback

Published September 15, 2026

Reviews

[Person Michaels]

This series is just fucking beautiful

[A Fan of Comics]

Just as good as the first volume, if not better.

A man is jumping through time while his wife stands still. Another man has to witness his own death everyday. There’s someone else who has taken a temp job that may not work out as planned, and more!
This series has been one of my favorites this year. The art is great, the page layouts are wild and the writing is so well done every single time! There hasn’t been an issue that I havnt liked yet. Still impressed that these have been one shots as well. It’s a lot of content for not a lot of story line to pull from each time. Maybe some feel a little similar but not in a very obvious way. Still relatable to what’s happening in our time now. I’m just really impressed with this series and will probably point to it for examples and recommendation for a long time.

[Riley Pilgrim]

This series is a masterpiece, and is the best thing Deniz Camp is doing in comics. People talk about Absolute Martian Manhunter and how amazing it is. Assorted Crisis events tops that book and it’s not even close.

This anthology series is such a bleak and depressing read. However, it’s also so moving, compelling, and real. It’s saying things and doing things no other comic is doing. The stand out issues for me were 6 and 8, but man everything here is amazing. Each story messed me up big time, and the way Camp is playing with this concept is incredible.

If you still haven’t read this series. Stop what you’re doing. AND BUY THESE TRADES. I don’t like to label stuff as “masterpiece” but this comic deserves it.

[Chr*s Browning]

Mostly more of the same - if you liked the first volume (and I did), then you'll probably like this one. The Temporal Alzheimer's issue (#6) is the highlight; the TEMP issue (#9) was my least favorite but that might just be because it made me think about how it's only going to get worse. Maybe not, but probably.

[Michael]

4.5/5

Really solid storytelling throughout. The emotional weight and inventive premises land well, and the art supports the tone nicely. I did get a bit lost in the back half, though—some of the threads felt harder to track. Still a strong, worthwhile volume overall.

[Adam Gerber]

A little more hit and miss than the last one but that first issue and the Gutter one are so incredible I simply do not care. I will read this as long as they’re publishing it. Tickles the part of my brain that just wants morbid morality tales

[Maddi :)]

This was such a gorgeous volume. Issue 1 hit me like a train, so harrowing and despair filled, and its been a while since a comic hit me this hard. The rest of the issues were so so cool, somehow with such different focus points, yet such a similar tone. I really enjoyed this one

[Caio]

Loved this next entry in the series! Issues 6 and 8 stood out the most to me, but all the stories cleverly use sci-fi to deliver brilliant reflections on life's burdens, gig work, social inequality and more.

[Josh J]

This volume, particularly issue 8, is the best that comics has to offer. I impatiently look forward to the work to come from both of these creators.

[Kevin Moyer]

9.7/10 | 3/3 | 4/7

[Ilan]

a must read for anyone not just comic book readers

[Brian McCall]

Very depressing 10 out of 10.