Synopsis
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.
About the Author
Kyle Starks is a two-time Eisner-nominated comic creator from Southern Indiana. He is best known as the longest tenured writer and occasional artist for Oni Press's Rick and Morty comic. He was nominated for Eisners for Sexcastle and Rock Candy Mountain for Best Humor Publication.
Sarah Graley is a comic writer and artist based in the UK. She’s been drawing Our Super Adventure and posting it online since 2012 and is also the author of the ever-spooky Kim Reaper and the Rick and Morty: Lil’ Poopy Superstar miniseries.
Benjamin Dewey is a fan of Carl Sagan/science, guitars/stringed instruments, Motörhead/rock ‘n’ roll, Skyrim/Mass Effect and cats/animals. He lives in Milwaukie, Oregon, with a sweet woman named Lindsey and three feline mischief-machines.
Josh Trujillo is a writer, editor, and comic book creator based in San Rafael, California. He has worked with clients including Boom! Studios, Dark Horse Comics, Shanken Creative Group, Oni Press, Telltale Games, and DC Comics, among others. His work spans different genre and audiences, specializing in children's fiction, fantasy, humor, history, romance, gaming, and LGBTQ issues.
Trujillo speaks for inclusiveness and diversity in popular media, and works alongside groups including the USC ONE Archive and Prism Comics. Josh loves his dog, his country, and is of good moral fiber.
You can remain updated on his work by following Josh on Twitter @LostHisKeysMan.
Andrew MacLean is an American comic book creator best known as the writer and artist of Head Lopper and ApocalyptiGirl: An Aria for the End Times. He’s worked with Marvel, DC, Warner Bros., Hasbro, and more on both comics and animation projects, and is also the co-found and creative director of the lifestyle brand Laser Wolf Attack, where art and apparel meet the street. Andrew likes coffee, whiskey, heavy metal, and lives in LA with his wife, Erin, and their adorable pup, Lola.
Jarrett Williams was born in New Orleans, Louisiana. He attended the Savannah College of Art and Design (BFA & MFA in sequential art). In addition to his pro-wrestling/adventure series Super Pro K.O.! (Oni Press), he wrote and drew History Comics Hip-Hop: The Beat of America (MacMillan). He is currently drawing his kids detective graphic novel series, Harper Sharp (Random House Graphic). He loves classic JRPGs and draws his comics traditionally. He can even draw Rick Sanchez with his eyes closed now!
Rii Abrego is a Latina illustrator who resides in the very green, very humid southern USA. She is an admirer of big bugs and a magnet for stray cats. The Sprite and the Gardener is her debut original graphic novel.
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