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Rick and Morty 13
PKR 1,499

Oni Press · 2016

Rick and Morty

13 · Vol. Rick and Morty

Rick and Morty are stuck inside the severed head of another dimension's Morty, and things are getting... weird. They still have a narrow chance of saving their own dimension from alien invasion... but only if Morty can get the science right! List of covers and their creators: Cover Name Creator(s) Sidebar Location Reg Regular Cover CJ Cannon 1 RI Retailer Incentive Cover K.C. Green 2 Synopsis Things in the Morty head are not as precise as Rick would like and he has trouble maneuvering their space craft. Since they are in a Morty's mind, Morty finds a simple solution to getting them home: he hits a control button labeled "Home". Upon landing, Rick notes that they have lost some time between the heads, as it appears that the aliens have attacked Earth. Rick wants to waste no time getting to his garage, as he assumes that whatever the aliens are looking for are there. Before arriving at the garage, Rick and Morty are confronted by two aliens. Rick tries one of his fancy moves but slips. Morty notes that Rick's moves may not work in a Morty head. No bother, as the aliens are quickly dispatched by Summer. Summer is overjoyed to see that Morty alive. The trio moves and Summer explains that the aliens attacked and then kidnapped Jerry. No one knows why yet. The trio arrives at Morty's school and meet up with Beth and a handful of human survivors. Rick learns that the aliens have been in control for 19 months. Beth is trying to get a plan going to rid the Earth of aliens. This alarms Rick, as a plan in a Morty's head could go south real fast. Rick takes Morty to a classroom and tries to teach him everything relevant about the "cosmic dance". Morty doesn't get it. Beth assembles her troops and announces that they have acquired plans for the place Jerry is being held. The plan is to infiltrate the base and kill Jerry, who has apparently been aiding the aliens in building a super weapon. No one knows the details, but is has something to do with the family's toaster. Just then, the aliens attack and take Rick, Morty, Beth, Summer, and several others hostage. Morty laments how dumb he is and how he can't help. Rick then realizes that Morty is right - Morty is an idiot and doesn't know how things work. As such, Morty's mind doesn't really know how to restrain Rick, who quickly shucks his handcuffs and kills the captors. At the alien base, Jerry is found and his captors killed. Beth then accosts Jerry about helping the enemy. She gets shot and he takes her to the side and explains that he was operating under the assumption that everyone was dead and it didn't matter. Rick sees the toaster and notes that it is too late - Jerry has tampered with it beyond repair and they are all going to die. Morty refuses to believe it and explains that the Morty's head they are in would have a similar belief. Rick sees the logic here and begins harvesting power from the toaster to amp his portal gun. Rick and Morty successfully exit the Morty's brain by literally blowing out of the skull. Rick runs to find his toaster and Morty's family returns home to find him alive. Rick runs out with the toaster - which is now glowing - and demands that Jerry explain what he did with it. Then the aliens land.

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Rick and Morty 12
PKR 1,499

Oni Press · 2016

Rick and Morty

12 · Vol. Rick and Morty

The family finds RICK'S SEVERED HEAD in the garage refrigerator! Unable to find Morty, they assume both are dead and begin the somber steps of funeral arrangement. Meanwhile, Rick and Morty... have bigger problems. List of covers and their creators: Cover Name Creator(s) Sidebar Location Reg Regular Cover CJ Cannon 1 RI Retailer Incentive Cover Nicole Rodriguez 2 Synopsis At breakfast, Jerry is upset to learn that Rick has rigged the toaster to make lighter toast. At Beth's suggestion, Jerry enters the garage to ask Rick for a screwdriver to fix the toaster. Instead, Jerry finds Rick's head on the garage counter. The family goes into a panic, as they don't know where Morty is. The panic turns Jerry and Beth against each other, but their fight is interrupted by loud noises from the garage. Summer attempts to find Morty by opening a portal and scanning for his life signs. None are found, however, and the portal explodes. Jerry and Beth begin their fight again only to have Summer bark at them about the pointlessness of the universe. Jerry and Beth stop fighting and decide to work together to save their remaining child. Elsewhere, Rick and Morty are in a firefight with some aliens. Rick explains to the confused Morty that he found the head of another Rick whose very similar universe (with a slightly accelerated timeline) had been destroyed by aliens. Those same aliens are now at Rick's Earth and Rick has entered the brain of the head to figure out why the aliens are there and how to defeat them. Inside a Rick's head, Rick feels powerful - nearly limitless. He and Morty find an escape pod and flee the aliens right as the armada explodes due to some meddling by Rick of the alien technology. But the escape is jeopardized when Rick realizes that the head he and Morty are in must be dying. Outside, a funeral is held for Rick and Morty. The head is buried. Rick explains that the only thing keeping Rick and Morty from dying themselves are the last remaining synapses firing in the buried Rick's head. As a last ditch effort, Rick and Morty jump into the brain/memories of the dead Rick's dead Morty.

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Rick and Morty 11
PKR 1,499

Oni Press · 2016

Rick and Morty

11 · Vol. Rick and Morty

READY PLAYER MORTY-Rick takes Morty to a High School Simulation planet that allows the player to accelerate his experience straight to a diploma in just one day*. Rick repeatedly kills Morty's character, forcing him to restart in more and more vicious (and sometimes illegal) HS experiences - until Morty does things the way Rick wants and finds himself on the brink of intergalactic war. But ultimately Morty will be Morty, no matter what universe or scenario. (*Not Accredited) List of covers and their creators: Cover Name Creator(s) Sidebar Location Reg Regular Cover CJ Cannon & Ryan Hill 1 RI Retailer Incentive Cover Ben Sears 2 RE Exceed Comic: A Divison of Jesse James Comics Exclusive Variant Cover Mady G 3 RE Convention Exclusive Cover Erica Hayes Missing Synopsis Tired of Morty being a dumb kid, Rick kidnaps Morty (who puts up quite the sleep fight) and takes him to a world that has a high school experiences simulator. The hope is that Morty will become a man sooner, yet continue to have the few time constraints of an adult in order to continue going on adventures. The two are surprised to find that Summer and her boyfriend Robert fell asleep in the ship. Robert is sent out into space while Summer is given the ship while Morty does his simulation. During the simulation, Morty is pitted against a bully, a sexual encounter, and even a battle royale in order to graduate. Rick tries to sway Morty's decisions - even making him start over in some instances - but Morty wins out by doing things his own way. The ultimate test for graduation, however, proves a bit much when Morty must fight several hulking aliens. Rick gets the idea to put Morty into a deep sleep, which causes him to annihilate the competition in the simulation and thereby graduate. During Morty's simulation, Summer learns that her father also fell asleep in the ship and is excited to join her on an adventure. Jerry flubs up, of course, by pushing a button in the ship that transfers his head onto Summer's body and vice versa. Jerry experiences a surge of confidence while Summer feels the futility of existence. Jerry gets a call (which Summer-as-Jerry answers) and hears Beth on the other end. Beth asks Jerry to come home to help her with something. The two head back home and Summer-as-Jerry meets up with Beth who is ready for a sexual rendezvous. Summer-as-Jerry naturally declines. During this awkward exchange, Jerry-as-Summer meets up with Summer's friends and invites them to a girlfriends' weekend. The four have a wonderful time. Rick and Morty head back home, but Morty is less enthusiastic about the day's events. Rick promises not to put Morty through something like that again and then collects Robert from space. Rick then gathers and changes Jerry and Summer back and the five head home. At home, Beth tells Jerry that his treatment of her sexual advances has only made her more intrigued by Jerry (who has no idea was Summer-as-Jerry said to Beth). Jerry is shocked when Beth hugs him. Summer walks past and tells her dad that he owes her.

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Rick and Morty 10
PKR 1,499

Oni Press · 2016

Rick and Morty

10 · Vol. Rick and Morty

The Rickfinity Crisis comes to its thrilling conclusion as Rick and Morty take on the evil Morty in a final showdown of epic proportions! Blood will be shed, tears will be cried, pants will be soiled! Synopsis Rick, trapped under some rubble from the explosion, is unable to find Morty and Summer. Instead, Dictator Morty finds Rick and knocks him out. In Summer's apartment, Morty wakes up to learn that Jerry shot him in the side, the base is destroyed, and Dictator Morty likely has Rick. Summer is ready to give up the fight, but Morty is sure that Rick would not have given up the secret of inter-dimensional travel, which could give them an opening. As Morty and Summer set out to find Rick, Rick is being tormented by Beth for information. Morty and Summer blast their way through Dictator Morty's fortress and find a room housing a portal gun. This confuses Morty, but not as much as when Summer pulls her own portal gun out to simply switch batteries. Summer explains that she, Beth, and Morty all came to this Rick-less dimension to escape Rick, who had destroyed their home world. That Morty became smarter and crueler without Rick around and soon hatched a plan to rid the multi-verse of all Ricks. Summer would not support the plan and left once Dictator Morty had risen to power. Instead of saving Rick, Summer plans to use the batteries from Rick's busted gun (which she found after the explosion) to power the original portal gun used to get the family there. Before Morty and Summer can decide what to do, Dictator Morty busts in with a Walker and tries to blast the two with guns. Summer accuses Dictator Morty of becoming Rick, which is not well received. Dictator Morty exits the Walker and asks Summer to meet him face to face. He accuses her of ruining his life, but Morty steps in and explains that the universe just hates Mortys. Dictator Morty sees truth in this and embraces Summer. Jerry then bursts in the room in a large vehicle and crushes the hugging siblings. Beth arrives with Rick, whom she helped escape, and Rick and Morty use the portal gun to get back home. Jerry and Rick's Day of Fun The Smith Family enjoys a breakfast of pancakes, but Jerry looks anxious. He finally leaves the house after bumbling through an excuse that he has a job interview. Jerry runs down the street and meets up with Doofus Rick (J19-Alpha-7). The two enjoy a fun day together, filled with rollercoasters, zoos, jetpacks, playing catch, and general goofing off. At the end of the day, Jerry expresses his desire to stay in Doofus Rick's world. This, of course, can't happen and Jerry goes home to his conflicted life. List of covers and their creators: Cover Name Creator(s) Sidebar Location Reg Regular Cover CJ Cannon 1 RI Retailer Incentive Cover Marc Ellerby 2 RE Exceed Comic: A Divison of Jesse James Comics Exclusive Variant Cover Mady G 3

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PKR 11,992

PKR 9,594

DC Comics · 1988

Batman: The Killing Joke" The Killing Joke

Story arc · 8 issues

The Joker tries to turn Commissioner Gordon crazy through a series of devised methods, proving that anyone can have a bad day. By Alan Moore and Brian Bolland. One night Batman goes to visit the Joker in Arkham Asylum. While contemplating the futility of their relationship, and that it will only result in either his or the Joker's death in the future, he discovers that the Joker sitting before him is not actually the Joker, but an impostor. Batman threatens the imposter, and asks his infamous question "Where is he?!" Meanwhile, the Joker is looking to buy a run-down old theme park for then unknown reasons. Through flashbacks, Moore reveals parts of the Joker's past, and shows he had a significant other named Jeannie who was pregnant with his child. Joker kills the owner of the theme park with his joker venom (the same one that made him the way he is) and makes the land his own. Later, Barbara Gordon answers the door only to find the Joker on the other side. The Joker shoots Barbara and takes nude photos of her on the floor and bleeding. His goons abduct Commissioner Gordon. In another flashback we see that the Joker was a failed comedian who, out of desperation for the life of his unborn baby, joins the mob for one job and becomes the Red Hood. Barbara is later revealed to be paralyses from the waist down. Batman consoles Barbara, and she tells him that this time its different. "The look in his eyes" she utters, while crying. Commissioner Gordon is stripped naked and sent through an insane carnival ride, bombarded with the nude images of his daughter in an attempt to to break his sanity. He is ridiculed and made fun off by the Joker, to an audience of carnival freaks. Another flash back shows that before the Joker could even begin the job, Jeannie had died. Distraught, he has doubts about the job, but gets bullied into going through with it anyway. When Batman ruins the job, the Joker (while trying to escape) accidentally falls into a river of chemical waste and after removing his red helmet/hood, he sees what he has become. It becomes evident that he is insane, as he is shown laughing with blood dripping from his eyes and mouth. Back in the present, after gathering clues, Batman finds his way to the carnival and proceeds to fight the Joker and free Gordon. He tries to comfort Gordon, but is told to continue in the pursuit of the Joker, and to "bring him in by the books". The Joker attempts to shoot Batman with what would seem to be the same gun he used to cripple Barbara Gordon. The gun turns out to be a fake and Batman lives. The Joker tells an unusual joke about two insane men, and as he laughs uncontrollably, Batman utters a solitary chuckle. The story ends as it starts pouring rain and the police show up. Some time later, she decides to become the omniscient computer presence known as the Oracle . She ends up being more useful and dangerous as the Oracle than Batgirl . The Killing Joke has gained notoriety due to its labeling as a graphic novel, despite it's short length. Tim Burton stated "I was never a giant comic book fan, but I've always loved the image of Batman and The Joker. The reason I've never been a comic book fan - and I think it started when I was a child - is because I could never tell which box I was supposed to read. I don't know if it was dyslexia or whatever, but that's why I loved The Killing Joke , because for the first time I could tell which one to read. It's my favorite. It's the first comic I've ever loved. And the success of those graphic novels made our ideas more acceptable." He has stated in the past that The Killing Joke was his inspiration for his Batman movie. There is however speculation as to whether or not this is a legitimate claim as Tim Burton's depiction of the Joker was much different to the one portrayed in the Killing Joke. Collected Editions Across the Universe: The DC Universe Stories of Alan Moore Vol. 2

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