Technology can't save you now! Rick, Summer, and Morty are stranded on a planet with technology-hating, furry loincloth-wearing versions of themselves, with no hope to easily fix their crashed spaceship. Elsewhere, Beth and Jerry take a spa day.

The hit comic book series based on Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland’s hilarious [adult swim]™ animated show RICK AND MORTY™ continues in all-new stories not seen on TV! In Deluxe Double Feature, our heroes seek the manager of Hell (yes, that Hell) and find themselves sucked into AVALONIA: SAD STORIES FOR BAD CHILDREN. Fire and brimstone! Fairytales and witches! Wubba lubba dub-dub, y'all.

Steal a spaceship and leave Earth behind. A simple plan made much more complicated by the fascist World Government Alliance that has put the planet on lockdown underneath an artificial sky. Still, that won’t stop Uma Akkolyte, her best friend Dewydd, and their would-be-captor Catrin from embarking on a joyride unlike any other! Joyride is a gleeful mix of the thrill of exploration, the importance of friendship, and the fight against authoritarianism, with a cast of wild and gripping characters, human and alien alike! From writers Jackson Lanzing & Collin Kelly and artist Marcus To of the Eisner award-nominated Star Trek and Guardians of the Galaxy comes the definitive, complete collection of a truly unique and adventurous love letter to science-fiction! Collects Joyride #1-12.

From acclaimed writer Michael Moreci (Barbaric, The Plot, Wasted Space) and up-and-coming illustrator Tony Gregori comes a revolutionary new Rick and Morty series about rebellion, adolescence, and freedom!  Rick’s been cagey lately—especially cagey. And secretive. After yet another misadventure with Morty goes haywire, Morty begins to pull away from his grandfather. So Rick does what any healthy, mentally stable grandparent would do: he secretly creates a universe with new grandchildren who actually love him! Only problem is, that universe has now reached adolescence and is rebelling, threatening the entire universe. This uprising, led by a fierce, glass-eyed Morty and his army of revolutionaries, aims to fight and kill the very god that created it: Rick.

From the bombastic creative team of writers Josh Trujillo (Blue Beetle, Adventure Time, Rick and Morty: Worlds Apart) and Ryan Little (Marvel Studios' What If...?, I Am Groot) and illustrator Jarrett Williams (Super Pro K.O., Rick and Morty Presents: Maximum Overture) comes a world-hopping ode to dreams, love, and the way of the blade . . . Morty discovers a distinctive sword from Rick's past-the mysterious Ball Blade-and unwittingly opens a portal into a series of worlds rife with conflict (the English 201 kind). Marooned through the portal, Rick, Morty, and Jerry must navigate the worlds of conflict, discover why Rick's Ball Blade is pulling them toward an enchanting, sultry voice from his past, and protect Rick's deeply held dream from the nefarious Casteratis, who seek power through gathering Dream Balls . . . with only the dwindling order of Ball Bladers standing in their way. Collects issues #1-4 of the miniseries Rick and Morty: Kingdom Balls.

Rick has decided he's finally ready to hang up his lab coat and move into a retirement home, but first he enlists Morty, Summer, Beth, and Jerry to help him pack and get all his crap out of the garage. But when disturbing the dark recesses of Rick's storage shelves unleashes waves of visitors and consequences from adventures past, the family isn't sure they want Rick to leave the home just yet.

‘Twas the night before Christmas . . . and things got squanchy! Join us, won’t you, for 64 pages of egg nog–fueled mayhem in Rick and Morty’s next titanic (and squarebound) super special! Featuring three jolly, tantalizing tales from Alex Firer (Rick and Morty: Rick’s New Hat, Rick and Morty: The Space Shake Saga) brimming with holiday cheer, confusion, and . . . creeps? With art from Dean Rankine (Rick and Morty: Super Spring Break Special), Fred C. Stresing (Rick and Morty: Meeseeks, P.I.), and Warren Wucinich (Kriss: The Gift of Wrath), follow Rick and Morty as they accidentally summon a bevy of Christmas cretins, take over Santa’s unenviable one-night job, and reenact A Christmas Carol as only they know how!

Agents O (Barack "Barack Panther" Obama) and K (Joe Biden) work for the Pols in Black, an unofficial government agency that provides immigration services and regulation of all things alien on Earth. Well, that's how it used to be, but administration changes have cut off much of their resources at a time they need them most. Now an alien visitor to Earth needs to "phone home" to get back, and...

On Earth, Rick and Morty: The Movie debuts, Summer is an influencer, and Glootie is reaping all of the rewards. In the alien pocket dimension, Rick's about to get real weird with the escape attempt. Morty, he's just trying to stay alive, you know?

As soon as Clint could get away from his younger brother Clay, he did, joining the police academy and becoming one of the best detectives the state had ever seen. He is now past his prime and retired when he learns his younger brother Clay has disappeared. Clint doesn’t care. He had been associated with his piece-of-shit brother his entire life. No matter what he accomplished or how far he went, he was always “Clint’s brother.” He only looked into his disappearance because his sister asked him to. It seemed as if Clay had used the disappearance to skip town because he owed a lot of money to some not-so-great people. Clint gets abducted by aliens and reunites with his estranged brother in the stadium to battle the reigning champion of Big Guns Stupid Rednecks.