The latest season of Rick and Morty just finished airing, and it introduced some big changes for the Smith family. Because the show is so popular, Adult Swim has already confirmed it will continue all the way through season twelve! That means fans can look forward to at least four more seasons, and possibly even more beyond that. However, a new special called Rick and Morty: The End seems to be building towards a surprising finale for the series, and we’re getting an exclusive sneak peek.
A new comic book series, Rick And Morty: The End, is coming out and will reportedly conclude the adventures of Rick and Morty in print. Oni Press, the publisher, has stated this isn’t a symbolic ending, but a true final story for the characters. Written by Daniel Kibblesmith and illustrated by Jarrett Williams, the series marks the end of Oni Press’ decade-long run with Rick And Morty, which has spanned over 100 comic book issues.
I’m so hyped for this! Oni Press just gave egmr.ru a sneak peek at the first few pages of the Rick and Morty: The End comic, and the story sounds insane. Basically, Rick’s become the most wanted man in the multiverse, and everyone is after him – governments, pirates, even circus clowns! There’s a huge bounty on his head, and it’s a race against time. The crazy part? Morty’s the one who might actually be able to catch him. But get this – ‘Space Beth’ is also on the hunt, and she’s playing dirty. It’s going to be a wild ride to see who gets to Rick first!
The End Approaches
The first issue of this comic series will be available at comic book stores and from retailers on December 3rd. Oni Press playfully announced the release with a humorous message, suggesting fans will be so excited by the cover art reveal that they might accidentally crush their phones while waiting!
The first issue of Rick and Morty: The End promises a thrilling ride, with cover art by talented artists like Dave Bardin (Rick and Morty vs. the Universe), Troy Little (Cult of the Lamb), Phil Murphy (Street Sharks), and Tom Fowler (EC Cruel Universe). This issue also features variant covers with Rick and Morty reflecting on their past. Get ready for Rick and Morty: The End #1, hitting stores on December 3rd – it’s the final chapter for the Rick and Morty comic book series!
Here are the different cover options for the first issue, as fans get ready to finish the comic book story of Rick and Morty.
The History of Rick And Morty Comics
I’ve been watching Rick and Morty‘s journey beyond the screen, and it’s been quite a ride! Starting with its popularity on Adult Swim, the show quickly expanded into comics. They haven’t just released one main comic series, but a bunch of smaller stories too, where the Smith family has had some wild adventures – everything from playing Dungeons & Dragons to battling monsters and even exploring different worlds like manga. Given how well the show has translated to comics before, I’m expecting this new series, The End, to really deliver a memorable conclusion to Rick and Morty’s story.
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