Two identical towns only separated by being in parallel dimensions get brought together due to tragedy. All stories have two sides and in the towns of Hearth this truth has never been truer.

Assorted Crisis Events #3

Written By Deniz Camp – Art By Eric Zawadzki

Colors By Jordie Belaire – Letters By Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou

Published By Image Comics

***Minor Spoilers Possible***

A Tale of Two Towns

There is a small town named Hearth, and it is a beautiful place to live. However, in a parallel dimension there is an almost identical town of Hearth as well. The biggest difference between the two is whereas Hearth-One is a nice place to live, Hearth-Two is in rubbles. As Hearth-Two gets worse and some of the citizens start to die, the surviving townspeople decide to gamble on their survival to find an exit to another dimension as a last stitch effort. To everyone’s joy after a long journey they find the passage.

As the citizens of Hearth-Two flood into Hearth-One, the citizens of One welcome them in as they follow the town motto “Love Thy Neighbor”. However, as time goes on and the strain of having a larger population starts to affect the townspeople and resentment sets in. As the little cracks become bigger, the Hearth-One citizens start to push the visitors out and treat them like sub-humans. As the citizens of Hearth-One lose their way and their civility, the citizens of Hearth-Two have lost everything again.

Love Thy Neighbor

Assorted Crisis Events #3 tells a tale of civility and how easy it is for good people to lose their way. Deniz Camp does an impeccable job of telling the reader both sides of the story. Telling the story from the Hearth-One point of view and then following with what is happening for real on the Hearth-Two side. This gives the reader a perfect perspective on the events that are unfolding, well not confusing the reader either.

The art in this book is very good and gives the reader a distinct view of each town. Eric Zawadzki does an excellent job with designing two similar towns well at the same time giving them their differences. Jordie Belaire compliments this by giving each town their own distinct color palette. Also, big shout out to Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou who does an awesome job with the lettering and makes it easy to read and follow the story.

Check Out Ken’s Review of Assorted Crisis Events #2

Final Thoughts

Assorted Crisis Events #3 delivers another great story in this unique series. The story has great morals and really speaks of events happening in the world today. This series is unique and excellent. If you are a fan of unique stories this series needs to be added to your Pull List ASAP.

Overall Grade: 9/10

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