Rick And Morty Compendium TP (2025)

Go back to where it all started with this giant-sized, 300+ page softcover collection of Rick and Morty's best-selling comic book adventures! Irreverent but incomparable genius Rick Sanchez travels across time and reality on hilarious (and harrowing) adventures with his awkward, 14-year-old grandson Morty. Featuring the classic stories "Wubba Lubba Dub Dub of Wall Street" by Zac Gorman and CJ Cannon, "Ball Fondlers Special" by Gorman and Andrew MacLean, "Ready Player Morty" by Pamela Ribon and Marc Ellerby, and more tales of chaos and debauchery with the whole Smith family. Collecting Rick and Morty (2015) #1-15!

This massive tome of interdimensional mayhem collects issues #16-30 of the hit Rick and Morty comic book series, which boldly answers the question "Can a comic book ever satisfy the emotional and psychological needs of Rick and Morty fans?" (The answer is, "Sure, why not!") Follow the foibles of universally deranged, time-traveling, portal-hopping genius Rick Sanchez, his incompetent fourteen-year-old grandson and half-hearted sidekick Morty, self-absorbed granddaughter Summer, horse surgeon daughter Beth, and . . . adjectiveless son-in-law Jerry. Featuring stories from Eisner Award-nominated writer Kyle Starks (Kill Them All, Sexcastle) including "Desperately Meeseeking Ruin," "Honey I Shrunk the Ricks," and "Interdimensional Cable 3: The Threequel."

Even more interdimensional mayhem in one heavyweight tome of awesome awesomeness! Rick, Morty, Summer, Beth, and . . . what's that other guy's name? The dumb one. He doesn't have a job and dresses like a 12-year-old from 1978 . . . Jerry! They're all back in this collection of the acclaimed comic book series of Rick and Morty! Featuring beloved stories to big for TV to contain-including "Let The Rick One In," "The Life and Times of Krombopulos Michael," and "The Origin of the Vindicators"-this volume features contributions from Eisner Award-nominee Kyle Starks (I Hate This Place), Tini Howard (X of Swords), Eisner Award-nominee Magdalene Visaggio (Vagrant Queen), and many more! Collecting Rick and Morty (2015) #31-45.

"Everything you ever needed or cared to know about Rick and Morty is in this one book! Er, actually, all the other books are pretty important, too. You should buy every one of those, but this one is secretly the best and if you have to pick one . . .     Deranged and heavily addicted to you-name-it scientist Rick Sanchez is back for more adventures with his bumbling, barely pubescent grandson, Morty, in this dimension-spanning tome collecting issues #46-60 of the original Rick and Morty ongoing comics series! And don't forget Beth and Summer, and even Jerry!    Featuring standout stories from acclaimed writer Kyle Starks and illustrator Marc Ellerby (""Interdimensional Cable Trouble"") and the five-issue ""The Rickoning"" arc, as well as stories by Tini Howard, Josh Trujillo, Sarah Graley, Andrew MacLean, Rii Abrego, Benjamin Dewey, and Jarrett Williams, this truly is the last Rick and Morty book you'll ever need-except for all the other ones, as previously noted."

Love versus ego. Math versus science. Ancient gods versus technocratic dweebs. It’s the saga to slay all other sagas. It’s . . . the Space Shake Saga! Hold on to your plumbuses! Dive a**-first into a world where Mr. Goldenfold, not Rick Sanchez, is the supreme universal intelligence, where ancient gods threaten our very existence, and where rich technocrats try to impose their will on the world (LOL, can you imagine?). It’s up to Rick and Morty, yet again, to put their lives on the line in order to protect the universe and maybe, just maybe, get that perfect milkshake. Written by Alex Firer (Rick and Morty: Rick’s New Hat) and illustrated by Fred C. Stresing (Rick and Morty: Meeseeks, P.I.) and Marc Ellerby (Rick and Morty: Ricklemania), RICK AND MORTY COMPENDIUM VOL 5 collects all twelve sick issues of Oni Press’ time- and space-frolicking Rick and Morty revamp. Featuring a special backup by writer Rafer Roberts and illustrator Suzi Blake, this is more Rick and Morty than you’ll ever need—but you’ll be glad you have!