Rick and Morty is a comic series published by Oni Press, based on the TV series and written by Zac Gorman. Each issue includes a main story (usually unnamed) as well as a back-up comic. The first two volumes of the comic series comic stars a Rick and Morty from an alternate dimension than their TV counterparts (Dimension C-132), in order to remove worries about continuity with the original show and to give more free reign to the writers. From the third volume onward, the series switched focus to portraying the off-screen adventures of the Rick and Morty of the television series, with the events of certain episodes from the series being directly referenced and the events of comic arc A Tale of Two Jerries being alluded to in The Ricklantis Mixup with a reference to Doofus Jerry. The comic series ended on March 25, 2020, with the release of the 60th issue.[1]
Issues[]
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1 | Rick decides to put Jerry to shame by making a ridiculous amount of money with a clueless Morty's help. The two use a device which merges dimensions to successfully pull off the scheme, but they are tracked by a "time detective" named Professor Tock; he convinces a distraught Jerry to give them up to the Time Police, and, after a lengthy standoff, Rick and Morty are arrested. | April 1, 2015[2] | |
2 | Sentenced to life in the horrifying Clackspire Labyrinth, Rick and Morty wander the seemingly endless maze, which Rick himself built and stocked with provisions, in the event he was ever imprisoned within his creation. After a long span of time, while being pursued by a monster, Rick opens a panel in a wall, leading them to a room holding a portal machine. As the portal has only enough power to transport one person, Rick shoves Morty through it, trapping himself in the maze. Meanwhile, Jerry is exiled to the basement for incriminating both Rick and Morty, but he knocks over a glass jar and releases an alien creature into the house. | May 13, 2015[3] | |
3 | The issue continues from the events of the previous installment, in which Rick condemned himself to the Clackspire Labyrinth to save Morty, and Jerry moving into the basement to escape Beth's fury, knocked over a glass containment unit belonging to Rick. Freed from the now-broken containment unit, its occupant, a Class-Two clonerbeast, infiltrates the Smith house in Rick's absence, creating confusion and threatening to destroy the family. | June 17, 2015[4] | |
4 | Rick takes Morty to a planet on which he has built a plantation, taken in a large number of war refugees, and invited them to work for him. Rick asks Morty to infiltrate the workers' camp and determine whether or not they are plotting to revolt against him. When Morty does join the workers, gaining the trust of a girl named Daphna, he discovers that Rick himself started the war which drove the refugees to his planet, to the end that he might create an influx of cheap labor. The revelation leads Morty to halfheartedly join the workers' riot, but as events begin to play out, he regrets not taking his side. | July 22, 2015[5] | |
5 | Morty finds himself with Rick at Camp Camperson, a summer camp. However, the world in which Morty exists becomes more and more disjointed and odd as time passes, leading Morty to question his reality and bringing him into contact with an old friend. | August 19, 2015[6] | |
6 | Deep in a faraway jungle, the freedom-loving Ball Fondlers execute an undercover operation intended to rescue an imprisoned United States senator, but the mission goes off the rails when they are discovered, calling for desperate measures. | September 30, 2015[7] | |
7 | When a virus-monster murders a Rick from an alternate reality, its surviving Morty flees to Dimension C-132, warning its Rick and Morty of an oncoming threat. Leaving the messenger Morty behind, the C-132 Rick and Morty escape to Universe 304-X, a dimension in which no Rick has ever existed. Finding themselves cornered by a hulking assassin, they are saved from him by an adult version of Summer. | October 28, 2015[8] | |
8 | Rick and Morty are in an unnamed dimension during December, where the residents are celebrating "Blumbus", which would seem to be their version of Christmas. Rick goes off to find a place to drink, leaving Morty looking in a shop window display. He gets scared however and runs off when a "Mr. Chimney" figure, this dimensions creepy version of Santa Clause, winks at him. He bumps into a teenage girl named Melody, who offers to bring him home to spend Blumbus with her family, mistaking him for an orphan. | November 25, 2015[9] | |
9 | The adventure continues as Rick, Morty and Summer come face to face with the despotic, evil Morty of the Rickless Dimension! Will he succeed in exterminating all the Ricks in the multiverse, or will our plucky heroes find a way to beat the odds and restore order to the Universe? Probably the latter, but we'll see! | December 23, 2015[10] | |
10 | The Rickfinity Crisis comes to its thrilling conclusion as Rick and Morty take on the evil Morty in a final showdown of epic proportions! Blood will be shed, tears will be cried, pants will be soiled! | January 27, 2016[11] | |
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READY PLAYER MORTY Rick takes Morty to a High School Simulation planet that allows the player to accelerate his experience straight to a diploma in just one day*. Rick repeatedly kills Morty's character, forcing him to restart in more and more vicious (and sometimes illegal) HS experiences - until Morty does things the way Rick wants and finds himself on the brink of intergalactic war. But ultimately Morty will be Morty, no matter what universe or scenario. |
February 24, 2016[12] | |
12 | The family finds RICK'S SEVERED HEAD in the garage refrigerator! Unable to find Morty, they assume both are dead and begin the somber steps of funeral arrangement. Meanwhile, Rick and Morty are trapped inside that very severed head, trying to escape from an alien armada. It'll all be fine, though, so long as someone doesn't do something stupid, like disconnect the head from its power source. | March 30, 2016[13] | |
13 | Rick and Morty are stuck inside the severed head of another dimension's Morty, and things are getting... weird. They still have a narrow chance of saving their own dimension from alien invasion... but only if Morty can get the science right! | April 27, 2016[14] | |
14 | Having survived their adventures fending off alien invasions in 'head-space,' Rick and Morty finally return home just in time for the beginning of the same freakin' alien invasion. Can Rick and Morty stave off this newest, samest invasion? What awful decisions will they be forced to make? How long will this new galactic empire last? (Maybe 80 years? More? Probably somewhere in there.) | May 25, 2016[15] | |
15 | After being goaded into an argument with Jerry about the 'noble nature' of sport, Rick takes Jerry and Morty to the biggest game in the Galaxy, where parents bet on their children as they fight to the death in a giant murdertorium! And Morty gets a front row seat! Will Rick save Morty in time to prevent him competing? Will Jerry manage to elude the space mob? Will Morty find love in the bowels of the arena before it's too late? Probably not. | June 29, 2016[16] | |
16 | Morty is sick and tired of Rick always being a big selfish jerk, so he convinces Rick to go harvest some 'space medicine' on an alien planet. They even bring Summer, even though she won't stop crying about having her heart broken or whatever. But while on the planet, they get interrupted by robobros and some heavy-cologne-wearing dude named Peacock Jones, so Morty might have to resort to some truly unspeakable tactics in order to get the medicine and get home safely. | July 27, 2016[17] | |
17 | Rick's old drinking buddy has been dethroned and imprisoned by the new queen that Rick told him not to marry. Rick takes Morty on a mission to restore his buddy's throne, supposedly because Morty's such a great travel companion. Of course, Rick doesn't tell Morty that the aliens on this planet are very germ-phobic and he's inoculated Morty with dozens of infectious diseases to sneak by them. It's not like Morty's going to DIE or anything... probably. | August 31 2016[18] | |
18 | Rick's drug dealing operation is going swimmingly! Except, of course, that little hiccup where a rival drug operation kidnapped Morty. Can Rick save Morty (AGAIN), even with the dead weight of Jerry insisting on joining him? | September 28, 2016[19] | |
19 | The conclusion of Rick's grand 'selfless' adventure! AKA, the issue in which CJ Cannon gets real tired of drawing Meeseeks! The authorities are closing in on Rick's expanded (and highly illegal) penp juice trade, which he is now using Meeseeks to operate. As their eventual capture looms closer, Summer is on her way back from her own adventure, which has gone terribly awry. How can the Smith family evade capture and take zero responsibility for flooding the intergalactic market with hallucinogenic drugs? YOU GOTTA READ TO FIND OUT, DAWG! | October 26, 2016[20] | |
20 | In this standalone issue illustrated by series writer Kyle Starks (Sexcastle), Morty takes on America's second-favorite pastime: the illustrious sport of basketball. In an attempt to win Jessica's affections, Morty uses alien technology to become the best there ever was at putting a ball into a hoop. But as Morty's star rises, will Rick get left back on the ground? And is he really going to put up with that? | November 30, 2016[21] | |
21 | Jerry is real tired of being treated like he’s worthless, ya know? He works really hard for this family! He deserves a break! So he goes to see his best bud Doofus Rick for some fondue and merry-go-round times. However, their perfect day is interrupted by… Doofus Jerry?! And this guy seems like real bad news, man… | December 28, 2016[22] | |
22 | Doofus Jerry is the REAL PIECE OF WORK, MAN. And, somehow, Rick's achilles heel. He can't figure out how to beat the dude! Well, if ONE Rick can't solve your Jerry Problems maybe all of them can? Can The Council of Ricks stop Doofus Jerry's before everyone becomes--oh god, no--conquered by a Jerry? | January 25, 2017[23] | |
23 | When Jerry is master of the world, how is Rick to survive? By building a GIANT FRICKIN' ROBOT, THAT'S HOW! The Smith family takes on Doofus Jerry in a battle to end all battles. Come for the sweet punching action, stay for the existential ennui. | February 22, 2017[24] | |
24 | In this special one-shot illustrated by series back-up artist Marc Ellerby, Rick and Morty find themselves stranded on an alien ship. But could the ship be HAUNTED? Yeah, I mean, it probably is. | March 29, 2017[25] | |
25 | In this special one-shot issue illustrated by series writer Kyle Starks (Sexcastle), Morty meets an old friend: TINY RICK! Tiny Rick + Morty forever and forever a hundred years. But is Tiny Rick hiding a tiny secret? | April 26, 2017[26] | |
26 | Rick is the only thing that stands between our world and an alien invasion. Surely he'll do something about it! Or, shit, maybe Jerry will. | May 31, 2017[27] | |
27 | When Morty ends up with two dates to the prom, there's only one solution: ethically ambiguous cloning! | June 28, 2017[28] | |
28 | OH MY GOD IT'S INTERDIMENSIONAL CABLE TIME!
Rick and Morty are wanted fugitives in an alien dimension, so until the heat dies down, there's not much to do but watch interdimensional cable! Can you even believe it? A special one-shot issue drawn by writer Kyle Starks (with a special cameo by Andy Hirsch)! Meanwhile, Jerry learns a painful lesson in film history in this issue's back-up comic drawn by Marc Ellerby! |
July 26, 2017[29] | |
29 | SPECIAL ONE-SHOT written by Sean Vanaman of Campo Santo (the developer of the hit game Firewatch) and illustrator/graphic designer Olly Moss!Rick introduces Morty to a new invention: a device that measures any entity’s potential to become a fascist dictator. What could go wrong? | August 23, 2017[30] | |
30 | SPECIAL GUEST ARTIST: BENJAMIN DEWEY (THE AUTUMNLANDS)! Beth Smith is overworked, under-appreciated, and probably slightly drunk. But she still saves (horse) lives every day! That is, until her life is changed in one simple moment… | September 27, 2017[31] | |
31 | The Smith family finally gets to spend some quality time together... until an alien abduction brings feelings to the forefront. Plus, Morty and Jerry explore the intricacies of consciousness in a new backup comic written by Magdalene Visaggio (Kim & Kim)! | October 25, 2017[32] | |
32 | Special guest issue written by Pamela Ribon (SLAM!, Disney’s Moana) and illustrated by Erica Hayes (Rick and Morty storyboard artist)! Picking up after the events of “Raising Gazorpazorp,” Summer is in possession of a brand-new pink spaceship. After triggering the ship’s AI, Summer grows closer and closer with the ship, embarking on amazing adventures together. But there’s such a thing as too close… | November 29, 2017[33] | |
33 | ONE EXPERIMENTAL SUMMER. It’s the hottest, most boring part of the year—so can you blame Summer for going exploring in Grandpa Rick’s garage for a dimension where she gets what she wants? She’ll learn a little about science, and a whole lot about life. | December 27, 2017[34] | |
34 | The Life and Times of Krombopulos Michael! Learn the secret history of the Gromflomite who 'just loves killing' in this special issue written and drawn by Kyle Starks (Sexcastle, Kill Them All). Plus, another backup comic by Magdalene Visaggio (Kim & Kim) and Marc Ellerby! | January 31, 2018[35] | |
35 | Rick, Morty, and Summer journey to a prehistoric land full of DINOSAURS! Thankfully, Rick has it all under control. That is, until he's suddenly out of commission, and it's up to Summer and Morty to get them home. Plus, the conclusion of 'The Rick Identity'! | February 28, 2018[36] | |
36 | Kyle Starks and Marc Ellerby join forces to tell the story of Jerry's very terrible, extremely bad, super sad day! Poor Jerry is having the worst of days-but it's mostly his fault. How will he get bailed out this time? Plus: a new back-up comic story written by Josh Trujillo (Love is Love) and illustrated by Rii Abrego (Adventure Time)! | March 28, 2018[37] | |
37 | LET THE RICK ONE IN: PART I. In this two-part spooky special, Rick and Morty face the hideous hordes of the sexy undead-VAMPIRES! Featuring the goth co-writing styles of Tini Howard (Assassinistas, Rick and Morty: Pocket Like You Stole It)! | April 25, 2018[38] | |
38 | Here we go vampire-ing again! Summer's still being held captive by the Draculas (who are actually sort of smitten with her) and our hallowed heroes are storming the castle-literally! It's a drag-out, fang-out, stake-out, blood-soaked rescue story. So many Draculas! So many scary windows! So many vampire fights! Rick's drunk! Morty's useless! Beth is trying! Jerry is a you know what! It's the second part of the dynamic LET THE RICK ONE IN vampire-y two parter, co-written by TINI HOWARD (Rick and Morty: Pocket Like You Stole It)! It's awesome! | May 30, 2018[39] | |
39 | In this action-packed issue drawn by guest artist (and former series colorist) Katy Farina, Rick and Morty get arrested for smuggling and are being sent to the worst penal colony in the universe. Can they escape this space paddy wagon before they get locked up forever? Will there be additional shenanigans? You know there will be! Plus: another interconnected backup story by Josh Trujillo and Rii Abrego! | June 27, 2018[40] | |
40 | Rick and Morty are locked in a lethal battle royale, but Rick has a secret weapon - the Transformatron, which can change him into any form. Pizza Rick! Cactus Rick! Butter Churn Rick! IT'S A RICK-STRAVAGANZA! Rick turns into a lot of different things in this issue, okay? There's also a lot of violence and blatant disregard for Morty's well-being! You're gonna love it! | July 25, 2018[41] | |
41 | What do a planet-hopping degenerate, a totally buff (and existentially tortured) Meeseeks, a grieving gun-toting widow, an alien prince, and a bull terrier all have in common? They all hate Rick. A lot. And they're coming after him, Morty, and the whole family in RICK REVENGE SQUAD: PART ONE. Also, catch new backup comics by Tini Howard (Rick and Morty: Pocket Like You Stole It, Assassinistas) and Jarrett Williams (Super Pro K.O., Hyper Force Neo)! | August 29, 2018[42] | |
42 | Things look dire for the Smith family, as each is hunted by an assassin determined to get back at Rick. Can they escape the clutches of Party Dog and his minions? Find out in the thrilling conclusion of RICK REVENGE SQUAD! Also, catch new backup comics by Tini Howard (Rick and Morty: Pocket Like You Stole It, Assassinistas) and Jarrett Williams (Super Pro K.O., Hyper Force Neo)! | September 26, 2018[43] | |
43 | In this very special issue of Rick and Morty, we meet the family's newest additions: Dick and Farty! Can Rick cope with an even more obnoxious version of himself? Will Morty make out with himself yet again? You gotta read this rad issue drawn by Rick and Morty TV show artist Sabrina Mati to find out bruh! PLUS: MORE ADVENTURES IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN WITH TINI HOWARD AND JARRETT WILLIAMS! | October 31, 2018[44] | |
44 | A message from Rick Sanchez: 'Oooh wee, bruh, haven't you been wondering about The Vindicators and how The Vindicators met Rick and Morty and what kind of a super-duper mess they got into? Well, guess what. Yeah, you guessed right. Here it is. Rick and Morty VINDICATORS. THE ISSUE.' Editor's note: Raise your hand if you read that in his voice. I sure did. Also, this excellent issue is written by Kyle Starks, with art by Marc Ellerby and Sarah Stern, and features a back-up story by Tini Howard, with art by Jarret Wiliams and Sarah Stern. | November 28, 2018[45] | |
45 | Did you ever wonder 'man, I wonder what happened on that Cronenberg dimension?' The one where Rick and Morty turned everyone into Cronenbergs and then Jerry and Summer and Beth like survived a terrible body-horror apocalypse? Did you wonder that? You did? Bruh, this is the issue for you then. | December 19, 2018[46] | |
46 | Rick and Morty go to a theme park filled with robots that look like for real people, and exist to fulfill all your carnal and/or lusty needs. Like that show, you know? With the robot theme park. But with Rick and Morty. You get it, right? | January 30, 2019[47] | |
47 | Summer is terribly upset her favorite show got cancelled... so upset that Rick is tired of hearing about it, and loads up the old interdimensional Cable Box. YEAH! INTERDIMENSIONAL CABLE, BAYBEEE!!! But uhhhhhh, my dudes, things don't go the way they were expected to. | February 27, 2019[48] | |
48 | Uh oh, someone's messed up reality again.... The Smith family loves each other, Jerry has a job, Summer is nice to Morty... No one is cursing, or suffering from existential melancholy. Everything is sort of safe and great, like a 50s sitcom. And what is going on with Rick?! Can Morty fix this all before... well, I guess, before everything works out nicely for everyone, for once? | March 27, 2019[49] | |
49 | Oh, bruh, you need to steel yourself for this one because some stuff went down, and RICK AND MORTY ARE DOING A GROUNDHOG DAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY! | April 24, 2019[50] | |
50 | It's just Rick and Morty. Rick and Morty and their adventures, Morty... Rick and Morty, forever and forever, FIFTY ISSUES Rick and MortyTM! Join us as we celebrate this milestone with a special, super oversized MORTY'S MINDBLOWER issue! Featuring creators from the previous 49 issues! | May 29, 2019[51] | |
51 | Morty has... a FRIEND?! Nestor's become a fixture in the Smith household, and together they enjoy Flossing, video games, and general goofing-off. How is Rick going to mess this up? | June 26, 2019[52] | |
52 | In 'The Mortian,' Morty's crash landed on a random planet, and he's all by himself... just waiting for Rick to rescue him... when he runs into a race of cute alien creatures. How badly is he gonna screw this entire place up? | July 31, 2019[53] | |
53 | Would you like to hear about a unique sales opportunity, where you can make oodles of Galactibucks from the comfort of your own basement or liquipod? Lonely Jerry does. For just the low, low cost of pawning your daughter's laptop and forever damaging her trust, you too can be the newest member of the lowest rung of the Grumboflex Leadership Group triangular-trust-structure! | August 28, 2019[54] | |
54 | Oh no!? Has Jerry been hoodwinked? Was that exciting and vague promise to make tons of money with very little work a lie? Of course it was, you dingus. Now Rick and Summer have to save Jerry. It's 'Lonely Jerry and the Multi-Dimensional Sales Opportunity Part 2!' | September 25, 2019[55] | |
55 | While Rick's away, Jerry's messing around with off-limits stuff in Rick's lab. Now Summer and Morty have been Ricktified - - his very essence transferred to them - - but they still have school and OH BOY how's that going to go?! Pretty wild, I bet. | October 30, 2019[56] | |
56 | Tired of forever being in danger, Morty gets Rick to procure him a powerful armored suit, but of course things never go easy like you'd expect, bruh. | November 27, 2019[57] | |
57 | Morty's been kidnapped, and Rick's on a rescue mission...with Jerry in tow. The trail leads them to an Earth much like ours, and a convention dedicated entirely to the Rick and Morty universe. Part Two of the Five Part story: THE RICKONING. | December 18, 2019[58] | |
58 | Rick joins up with Jaguar and the Ball Fondlers to save Morty from the nefarious hands of Rick's nemesis. Part Three of the Five Part story: THE RICKONING! | January 29, 2020[59] | |
59 | RICK VERSUS MORTY! It's the issue everyone has been waiting for! Morty's been brainwashed to kill his Grandpa, and we're finally going to answer the question of who would really win. Also, maybe the beginning of end of the universe? Part Four of the Five Part story: THE RICKONING | February 26, 2020[60] | |
60 | "The Rick Illuminati has set a universe destroying bomb. Can Rick and Morty stop it before it goes off? Probably not, y'all, because this is the last issue of the esteemed, beautiful, perfect Regular Series run for Rick and Morty! Part Five of the Five Part story: THE RICKONING | March 25, 2020[61] |
Collected books[]
Exclusives[]
Retailer | Exclusive | |
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Forbidden Planet | Exclusive Collection Volumes 1-4 (July 10, 2017) Collected here are the first four volumes of the sensational series, in an exclusive to Forbidden Planet slipcase edition. Features exclusive covers for volumes 1 & 4 available only in this set, and a mini print signed by fan favourite artist Marc Ellerby. |
Specials[]
Cover | Description | Date |
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Local Comic Shop Day 2015 Oversize Special Treasury Edition
The special FULL COLOR, SOFTCOVER Rick and Morty double-sized treasury edition includes Part One and Two of “The Wubba Lubba Dub Dub of Wall Street,” along with two “Summer Spectacular” bonus shorts![74] |
October 21, 2015 | |
Local Comic Shop Day 2016
Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland’s hilarious hit Adult Swim animated show Rick & Morty has its own comic book series from Oni Press! Join degenerate superscientist Rick Sanchez as he embarks on all-new insane adventures with his awkward grandson Morty, his teenage granddaughter Summer, his veterinary surgeon daughter Beth, and his hapless son-in-law Jerry. This special double-size treasury edition for Local Comic Shop Day includes two amazing sports-themed issues: “Big Game” by Tom Fowler, and “Morty Bounce To The Ounce” by Kyle Starks![75] |
November 19, 2016 | |
Local Comic Shop Day 2017
This special double size treasury edition for Local Comic Shop Day includes issues #17 and #26, two hilarious standalone issues written by Kyle Starks (Sexcastle, Kill Them All) and illustrated by series artists Marc Ellerby and CJ Cannon. Come for the jokes, stay for the crushing ennui. Wubba lubba dub dub![76] |
November 18, 2017 | |
Rickmobile exclusive. Double issue (#37-38). | May 2018[77] | |
Local Comic Shop Day 2018
MORTY has its own comic book series from Oni Press! Join degenerate superscientist Rick Sanchez as he embarks on all-new adventures with his awkward grandson Morty, his teenage granddaughter Summer, his veterinary surgeon daughter Beth, and his hapless son-in-law Jerry. This special double-size treasury edition for Local Comic Shop Day includes issues #35 and #40, two hilarious standalone issues written by Kyle Starks (Sexcastle, Kill Them All) and illustrated by series artists Marc Ellerby and Sarah Stern. Come for the jokes, stay for the soul-crushing ennui. Wubba lubba dub dub![78] |
November 17, 2018 |
Free Comic Book Day[]
Free Comic Book Day is an annual event where select comic book shops offer free comics from a number of publishers. It takes place on the first Saturday of May. The following are issues offered for Rick and Morty series.
2017 (May 6)[79] | |
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Dan Harmon & Justin Roiland's hilarious hit Adult Swim animated show Rick and Morty has its own critically-acclaimed comic book series from Oni Press! Join degenerate superscientist Rick Sanchez as he embarks on all-new insane adventures with his awkward grandson Morty, his teenage granddaughter Summer, his veterinary surgeon daughter Beth, and his hapless son-in-law Jerry. Catch up on their escapades with this special Free Comic Book Day issue, which includes the story that started it all: Part One of "The Wubba Lubba Dub Dub of Wall Street." Plus, an exclusive first look at the upcoming miniseries Pocket Like You Stole It! [TEEN] |
References
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External links[]
- Oni Press - Rick and Morty
- The Oregonian - "The majesty, magic and occasional *urrp* misery of working in the 'Rick and Morty' world: An artists' roundtable" - INTERVIEW
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Volume 2 | Issue 6 • Issue 7 • Issue 8 • Issue 9 • Issue 10 |
Volume 3 | Issue 11 • Issue 12 • Issue 13 • Issue 14 • Issue 15 |
Volume 4 | Issue 16 • Issue 17 • Issue 18 • Issue 19 • Issue 20 |
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Volume 9 | Issue 41 • Issue 42 • Issue 43 • Issue 44 • Issue 45 |
Volume 10 | Issue 46 • Issue 47 • Issue 48 • Issue 49 • Issue 50 |
Volume 11 | Issue 51 • Issue 52 • Issue 53 • Issue 54 • Issue 55 |
Volume 12 | Issue 56 • Issue 57 • Issue 58 • Issue 59 • Issue 60 |
Rick and Morty: Lil’ Poopy Superstar | |
Volume 1 | Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 • Issue 5 |
Rick and Morty: Pocket Like You Stole It | |
Volume 1 | Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 • Issue 5 |
Rick and Morty Presents | |
Volume 1 | The Vindicators • Krombopulos Michael • Sleepy Gary • Pickle Rick |
Volume 2 | Jerry • Mr. Meeseeks • The Flesh Curtains • Unity |
Volume 3 | Council of Ricks • Birdperson • Jaguar • Death Stalkers |
Volume 4 | Jerryboree • The Hotel Immortal • Snuffles Goes To War • Mr. Nimbus • Hericktics of Rick |
Volume 5 | Morty's Run • Big Dumb Summer Vacation • Beth H.M.D. • Time Zoo • Maximum Overture • #100 |
Volume 6 | The Science of Summer • Fricky Friday • Rick in a Box • Maximum Crescendo |
Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons and Dragons | |
Volume 1 | Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 |
Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons and Dragons II: Painscape | |
Volume 1 | Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 |
Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons and Dragons: The Meeseeks Adventure | |
N/A | Issue 1 |
Rick and Morty: Go To Hell | |
Volume 1 | Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 • Issue 5 |
Rick and Morty: Ever After | |
Volume 1 | Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 |
Rick and Morty: Worlds Apart | |
Volume 1 | Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 |
Rick and Morty: Rick's New Hat | |
Volume 1 | Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 • Issue 5 |
Rick and Morty: Corporate Assets | |
Volume 1 | Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 |
Rick and Morty: Infinity Hour | |
Volume 1 | Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 |
Rick and Morty: Crisis on C-137 | |
Volume 1 | Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 |
Rick and Morty vs. Cthulhu | |
Volume 1 | Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 |
Rick and Morty (Second run) | |
Volume 1 | Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 • Issue 5 |
Volume 2 | Issue 6 • Issue 7 • Issue 8 • Issue 9 • Issue 10 • Issue 11 • Issue 12 |
Rick and Morty: The Manga | |
TBA | Volume 1 |
Rick and Morty: Heart of Rickness | |
TBA | Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 |
Rick and Morty: Meeseeks P.I. | |
TBA | Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 |
Rick and Morty: Finals Week | |
TBA | Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 • Issue 5 |
Rick and Morty: Super Spring Break Special | |
TBA | Issue 1 |
Rick and Morty: Kingdom Balls | |
TBA | Issue 1 |