Assorted Crisis Events # 6
Writer: Deniz Camp
Artist: Eric Zawadzki
Colorist: Jordie Bellaire
Letterer: Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou
Cover Date: November 2025
Rating: 10/10
This week, I will review issue six of “Assorted Crisis Events,” returning after a short break. The latest issue explores a disease called “Retro Anterograde Temporal Diminishment,” where people shift between different ages. Readers gain insight into this condition as Sasha navigates the challenges of caring for her husband John, who suffers from R.A.T.D. The bad days often overshadow the good, affecting her mental health. Despite this, she maintains a brave front for John’s sake. Honestly, this concept resembles “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” but with a darker twist, making it both strange and beautiful. The disease causes shifts from childhood to adulthood, which could interest those with a scientific curiosity, and when emotions are involved, the impact is profound and unexpected, showcasing Deniz Camp’s brilliant storytelling. His writing takes readers on a journey and invites them to ponder morality, utilizing the series’s time loop theme to deepen its appeal. This story is both captivating and heartbreaking, resonating with anyone contemplating the pros and cons of aging. This is why “Assorted Crisis Events” explores such profound themes with brilliance.
Well, that’s it for me. Thanks for sticking around, and I look forward to seeing you all next time.
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