Rick and Morty Presents, Vol. 6

Rick and Morty Presents

by Rafer Roberts, Crank! (Letterer), Zander Cannon (Illustrator)

Featuring the stellar standalone adventures of Rick and Morty Rick in a Box, Fricky Friday, and The Science of Summer! All-new tales from the far side of the Rick and Morty omniverse starring Rick, Morty, and . . . Summer?! Things get hairy when Jerry f**ks up Rick and Morty’s R&R by releasing a horde of nanobot-infused hair dolls in Rick in a Box; Rick and Morty track down the culprit who’s been body-swapping members of the Smith family across the multiverse in Fricky Friday; and Summer, tired of being sidelined, teams up with her social media maven future-self for an adventure she’ll probably forget in The Science of Summer.

Genres: Comics

112 pages, Paperback

Published August 20, 2024

Reviews

[Eric Smith · Rating 4 out of 5]

Everyone’s favorite nihilistic, alcoholic, mega-genius scientist and his grandson are back in Rick and Morty Presents Volume 6. This graphic novel features three new madcap adventures featuring Rick, Morty, and the rest of the family. For fans of the TV show, this graphic novel is just as vulgar, crass, and raunchy.

Each of the episodes is written and illustrated by different writers and artists. It may be hard to imagine all that talent in one place, but with Rick and Morty, anything is possible. The authors, Magdalene Visaggio, Michael Moreci, and Rafer Roberts, are all award-winning comic writers. Each story is new and just as chaotic as one would expect. The artwork by Marc Ellerby, Jarrett Williams, and Zander Cannon is just as offensive and colorful as that fitting a Rick and Morty cartoon.

For fans who need a good Rick and Morty fix or who have forgotten their Hulu passwords, this graphic novel is a fun, entertaining, and unmannerly read. For three multiverse, futuristic hairy adventures, look no further than Rick and Morty Presents Volume 6.

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[RunningRed NightBringer · Rating 3 out of 5]

Eh. Seems like they're struggling to find good storylines.

[Robert · Rating 3 out of 5]

All the more entertaining for their brevity.