This Article AVOIDS Spoilers for Rick and Morty vs. the Universe #1 (2025)!
Rick and Mortyare known for their wild cosmic adventures that range from downright bizarre to hilariously epic. Yet, most fans may be missing out on what could be their greatest“episode”in years, and it’s not airing on TV. Instead, it’s unfolding in what is already shaping up to be the bestRick and Mortycomic series to date.
This truly feels like a proper extension of the TV series.
The first issue of Daniel Kibblesmith, Jarrett Williams, and Alessandro Santoro’s seven-part event,Rick and Morty vs. the Universe#1, has finally arrived. This marks a major milestone for the duo, as it’s their first-ever comics event. Fans already know Rick and Morty thrive on universe-hopping chaos, butthis time they’re throwing the Prime Universe a bachelor party.
Yes, two universes have apparently found love. However, when Rick botches the celebration,everything spirals into cosmic disaster, launching a battle for survivalagainst some of their most dangerous and unpredictable enemies.
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A Bachelor Party, a Cheese-Named Dimension Bride, and the Multiverse’s Most Wanted Duo
Rick and Morty vs. the Universe#1 kicks off with Rick reuniting with his old friend Dimension C-137.This friend reveals he has met his Universal Half-Life and is about to marry the female-presenting embodiment of the Parmesan Dimension. Naturally, he wants the ultimate bachelor party, and Rick is more than happy to deliver.
Of course, things quickly go off the rails. The chaos that follows sets the premise for the series, with Rick and Morty nowon the run not only from the Prime Universe but also from every single dimension they’ve ever messed with.Although only the first issue is out, the debut has already solidified itself as a must-read for any Rick and Morty fan.
Beyond the massive stakes and universal mayhem, the writing and characterizations are top-notch. Kibblesmith perfectly captures the voices of Rick and Morty,making each line feel like it came straight from the show.
In truth, this comic reads like a lost episode of the TV series. It retains the same humor and chemistry between the characters that fans know and love. If you’ve been hesitant to pick it up just because it’s a comic instead of a show, take the leap. You will not be disappointed.
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Williams Brings the Multiverse to Life with Jaw-Dropping Art and Absurdly Brilliant Designs
In addition to Kibblesmith’s writing, the art by Jarrett Williams and colors by Alessandro Santoro elevate the experience even further.The visuals match the animated series flawlessly, from the character designs to the wild sci-fi elements.This truly feels like a proper extension of the TV series.
Kibblesmith’s designs for the various universes also deserve recognition. He manages to take an almost impossible concept, such as the personification of an entire universe, and delivers striking and inventive character designs. With brilliant writing and stunning visuals,Rick and Morty vs. the Universeis quickly shaping up to be one of the franchise’s standout stories. For fans ofRick and Morty, this comic is an absolute must-read.
Rick and Morty vs. the Universe #1is available now from Oni Press!
