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Egmont Polska · 2015
Batman - Rok pierwszy
1 · Vol. Batman - Rok pierwszy
Translated from Batman #404 - #407 .
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Oni Press · 2015
Rick and Morty
5 · Vol. Rick and Morty
Rick and Morty team up to save a summer camp from an evil real estate developer in this cameo-packed homage to cheesy 1980s camp comedies, "Mortballs!" Unfortunately for Morty, his idyllic summertime adventure begins to unravel when reality itself starts coming apart at the seams! Synopsis Mort-Balls Morty runs through the woods to meet up with his summer camp fling Lisa Kanoogian but gets waylaid by Rick, who is apparently a new camp counselor. Things get weird, as Morty starts hearing music in his head and notices that he is unconscious as to how he gets to different locations within the camp. Worst of all, he thinks his laundry basket is talking. Yet weirder still, Morty is the camp's ladies man. It's all too much and Morty approaches Rick about his fears. Rick, however, is a little preoccupied with water safety and shrugs Morty off with a suggestion that maybe Morty is simply in a coma or something. Morty can't believe how unhelpful Rick is being. He returns to his cabin and finds Lisa sprawled out on his bed in a bikini. She swears not to hold Morty back any longer and urges him to kiss her. He does, but then finds that he is kissing his wicker laundry basket. He rushes out and shouts to all the campers that none of this is real, but is hit with a tranquilizer dart. Morty wakes up in the shack, a cabin on the fringe of the camp that usually houses campers who refuse to have fun. He finds Scary Terry standing over him. Scary Terry informs Morty that a scientists from the Dreamverse have been stealing and converting dreams into energy. Scary Terry wants this to end and explains that he has given Morty this huge dream as a way to lure the aliens. He gives Morty his fedora with the direction that he go out and kill all the campers with the understanding that they are all dream-stealing aliens from another dimension. The campers do not stand a chance. Morty, with Scary Terry's fedora on, mercilessly slaughters the campers in horror-homage fashion, including Birdperson and his lady Tammy, as well as Pickles from Metalocalypse. (He does not kill Squanchy, however, as he had already squanched himself to death.) Morty then meets up with Rick. Rick doesn't know why Morty has killed everyone and refutes the concept that he is part of the Dreamverse. Morty stalks off, either convinced or too confused to believe that Rick is the "real" Rick. Morty then wakes up at home and sees Rick standing over him. Rick explains that Morty was in a coma. Elsewhere, the Dreamverse is in ruins. Introducing... Beth and the Beths! In a seedy club, a quartet of Beths play a punk show. At the end, a groupie tries to grab at lead singer Beth, who kicks the guy, which starts a huge fight. Drummer Beth sees that it's getting late and quickly exits the fight, returning home via Rick's portal gun. She walks into the house and Jerry ask her how her book club went. List of covers and their creators: Cover Name Creator(s) Sidebar Location Reg Regular Cover CJ Cannon 1 RI Retailer Incentive Cover Ian McGinty 2
PKR 1,499
Oni Press · 2015
Rick and Morty
4 · Vol. Rick and Morty
Old Rick Donald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O! And on that farm he had a VIOLENT PROLETARIAT UPRISING! When Rick refuses to pay his alien workers a fair wage, he finds himself on the business end of a pitchfork. Meanwhile, Morty's relationship with a beleaguered young milkmaid gets hot and heavy. Synopsis A drunk, Western-vested Rick barges into Morty's room and coerces his grandson to go through a portal to a world where Rick brings in refugees from a war-torn planet and gives them work. Rick needs Morty to spy on these refugees, as he suspects they are banding together to revolt against him. Morty is dressed up old-timey and sent out to work the fields. While out working the farm, Morty meets with Daphna, an alien girl. Daphna shows Morty the ropes regarding harvesting and then invites him out to a bunker to inform him about Rick's oppressive overlording. Not only did Rick start the war that ripped Daphna's planet apart, but the war has been over for seven years and there is no need to keep Daphna's people working on the farm. Morty confronts Rick and is not convinced in the least that the workers are on the farm willingly. Morty attempts to return home but is stopped by Daphna who informs him that the revolution is beginning. Daphna leads the refugees to Rick's house and confront him. After some idle banter, Daphna pull out a gun and shoots Rick in the chest. Morty tackles Daphna, who lands on a broken rake and is impaled. Morty runs to Rick's side as the refugees look on in confusion. Morty stays the night by the side of dead Rick. Morty is surprised when another Rick pops through a portal and questions why Morty is crying over a dead Class-2 Cloner-Beast. Rick admits that they shouldn't stay long, as he stared a war in that dimension some time ago. Morty rushes through the portal as the refugees see another Rick to attack. An Interlude with Jerry Jerry's days are long, sad, and lame. One night, however, Jerry drives outside of town and listens to music while sitting atop his car. This helps him feel better and he awakens to a new day with a little pep in his step. This pep is quashed, however, when Rick reminds him how droll Jerry's days are. List of covers and their creators: Cover Name Creator(s) Sidebar Location Reg Regular Cover CJ Cannon 1 RI Retailer Incentive Cover Marc LaPierre 2 2nd Second Printing Cover Drew Rausch 3
PKR 1,499
Oni Press · 2015
Rick and Morty
3 · Vol. Rick and Morty
"The Wubba Lubba Dub Dub of Wall Street" continues! Morty has made it home from the horrors of the labyrinth but Rick remains stranded in a strange alternate universe where Morty is the "Rick" and Rick is the "Morty." Can our Morty fill in for his missing grandpa and bring Rick home? Plus, Morty and Summer's other grandpa comes for a visit that the kids will never forget. Synopsis The Wubba Lubba Dub Dub of Wall Street, Part 3 Morty barges into the dining room and accosts his parents for having a garage sale of Rick's things. He is acting strangely, as he keeps referring to his dad as "Jerry". He then charges out in frustration and enters his room, where another Morty is tied up in bedsheets. Jerry notes that Morty is acting strange, whereas Beth just thinks Morty is feeling guilty that he got out of the labyrinth and Rick didn't. In the labyrinth, Rick has enlisted the help of a buff dude to help him retrieve a battery to fix a transporter. Just then, alien spiders attack and Rick presses the guy to find out why he was sentenced to the labyrinth. Once Rick hears that the guy ran a school bus off the rode while super drunk he has no problem sacrificing the guy to make his getaway. Back at home, Beth hates that she has let herself stoop so low as to be cleaning Jerry's bachelor pad basement while he is off golfing. The alien thing that Jerry had inadvertently let loose in the house latches onto Beth. Upstairs, Summer comes home and finds Morty waiting for her in the dark. He attacks and she rushes to Morty's room and closes the door behind her. She finds the other Morty wrapped up but then hears her mother's voice outside the door pleading for her help, as there is something wrong with Morty. Summer opens the door and is attached by Beth. Summer pushes her mother down the stairs and kills her. Odd Morty shows up with a crowbar but is unable to attack because Rick shows up and melts the Morty with his gun. He then stuns Summer and marches upstairs. Jerry comes home to find Beth dead, Summer unconscious, and a melted puddle of blood in his living room. Adventure to an Alternate Universe Rick and Morty decided to travel to another dimension where Rick is the Morty and Morty is the Rick. They are absolutely appalled to see the dumb, berated Rick beating the crap out of the genius scientist Morty with a hammer.
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DC Comics · 2015
Gotham Academy: Endgame
1 · Vol. Gotham Academy: Endgame
Gotham City has been overrun by craziness, and the power is out at Gotham Academy! But don’t worry. The kids are safely locked up, huddled around candles and flashlights and telling the Gotham City version of ghost stories: Joker stories! Meanwhile, a mysterious figure connected to the Academy’s past is patrolling the grounds with a crossbow, but who is it?
PKR 1,499
DC Comics · 2015
Arkham Manor: Endgame
1 · Vol. Arkham Manor: Endgame
What do Batman’s villains do on the craziest night in Gotham City? And who will survive when the madness of Arkham Manor spills into the streets?
PKR 1,499
Oni Press · 2015
Rick and Morty
2 · Vol. Rick and Morty
The stars of the hit [adult swim] show continue their first epic comic book adventure in Part Two of "The Wubba Lubba Dub Dub of Wall Street"! Trapped in a winding labyrinth of Rick's own design, Morty desperately searches for an escape as Rick desperately searches for his hidden cache of booze. Meanwhile, the rest of the family tries to figure out what to do with Morty's now-vacant room, not to mention the weird alien Jerry accidentally released from Rick's lab. Synopsis Wubba Lubba Dub Dub of Wall Street, Part Two In Space Court, Rick fails to entice the judges with Morty's scantily-clad body. The court finds Rick and Morty guilty of numerous crimes and sentences them to life in the Clackspire Labyrinth. The two are transported and unceremoniously dropped into the labyrinth and are immediately attached by a water alien. Rick and Morty run. Back home, Jerry is banished to the basement (or, as he calls it: "Jerryworld") because of his decision to have Rick and Morty arrested. Jerry knocks over some of Rick's things and a crawly alien-thing escapes to the upstairs where Beth and Summer argue over what to do with Morty's now vacant room. In the Clackspire Labyrinth, Morty is physically and mentally exhausted. He is surprised to see Rick changed into some fresh clothes and with a bottle of booze. Rick explains that he built the labyrinth - "Clackspire" is an anagram for "Rick's Place". Rick finds Morty some new clothes in a hidden panel - one of several he planted when he built the place - and the two wander around for a while looking for a way out. Rick begins to wax morose and Morty notes that Rick is drinking too much. It's all prep for Rick to find a portal home and push Morty through. There had only been enough power for one person, so Rick remains in the labyrinth alone while Morty makes it home. Summer Spectacular, Part Two During a job interview, Summer reflects upon a time when she led a food revolution. The interviewer asks her to elaborate on her statement that she "technically" has food leadership and management. Summer declines. Note : Mr. Poopybutthole only appears on a variant cover.
PKR 1,499
DC Comics · 2015
Batgirl: Endgame
1 · Vol. Batgirl: Endgame
There’s a mob of Jokerized madmen in Gotham City, and they’re determined to spread the virus into the world beyond… but they’re gonna have to get past Batgirl first! There are no words that can describe “The Battle For The Burnside Bridge”– you’ve got to see it to believe it!
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DC Comics · 2015
Detective Comics: Endgame
1 · Vol. Detective Comics: Endgame
The city is overrun by Jokerized victims, but a small band of teenagers unites to take a stand. Their secret knowledge of Gotham City’s streets helps them survive, but will Batman take help from this young group of upstarts? And what could it mean for the future of the young heroes in Gotham City?
PKR 1,499
Oni Press · 2015
Rick and Morty
1 · Vol. Rick and Morty
Dan Harmon & Justin Roiland's hilarious hit Adult Swim animated show RICK & MORTY now has its own comic book series from Oni Press! Join degenerate superscientist Rick Sanchez as he embarks on all-new insane adventures with his awkward grandson Morty, his teenage granddaughter Summer, his veterinary surgeon daughter Beth, and his hapless son-in-law Jerry. In this issue: Part One of "The Wubba Lubba Dub Dub of Wall Street"! Synopsis The Wubba Lubba Dub Dub of Wall Street, Part One At the dinner table, Jerry proposes that Morty get a job. Rick, of course, belittles Jerry's notion of job importance and enlists Morty to show Jerry that jobs are stupid by scamming the intergalactic stock exchange. He proposes the two use a device he has that predicts the future, which would allow them to make only the best, most lucrative decisions. The catch is that Morty's name has to be used on all the forms, as Rick is apparently banned from the stock exchange building. At the stock exchange building, Rick and Morty run into Professor Tock, the leader of the Time Police. Professor Tock tries to weasel Rick's intentions out of him while inferring that he may already know. Rick flies off the handle and calls time travel garbage and storms off to register Morty. Morty kind of liked Professor Tock and Rick gets nervous and shakes Morty down for a wire. Finding none, the two register Morty for intergalactic stock trading. A short time later, Rick and Morty have made billions of dollars and are in the process of building a ten million dollar expansion on the family home. This annoys Jerry, despite being the reason that Morty went on with Rick's idea of gaming the intergalactic stock exchange. Professor Tock approaches Jerry with a plan to stop Rick and Morty; Jerry sells his family out instantly. In Morty's office, Morty informs Rick that his services are no longer required, as it's Morty's name on the documents. Before getting kicked out of the office, Rick explains that his device doesn't look into the future, as time travel is garbage. The device merges timelines in which their investments are successful, thereby erasing from existence billions of people. This freaks Morty out, as does a raid by the Time Police. Rick and Morty put up a fight, but they are eventually subdued and arrested by Professor Tock and featured on the evening news. Summer Spectacular, Part One In a high rise tower "in the not-so-distant future", two thugs hold hostages. Summer bursts in dressed in combat-black and takes out the thugs. She carries a man out of the building as it explodes. In bed, the man asks Summer how she got one of her many scars, clearly hoping to hear some exotic story of mystery and intrigue. Flashback to the present day, Summer eats pizza in the bathroom while using a hair straightener. She burns her arm, making the story of her scar not worth telling. Notes: Mr. Poopybutthole only appears as part of a variant cover. The eighth cover is a homage of the movie poster for the Goonies .
PKR 1,499
DC Comics · 2015
Batman
39 · Vol. Batman
“Endgame” part 5. The Joker is back! The penultimate issue of the Clown Prince of Crime’s horrifying return! Plus, in the backup story, the inmates and Mahreen finally learn the truth about The Joker! NOTE: Harley Quinn appears on variant cover only.
PKR 1,499
DC Comics · 2015
Batman
38 · Vol. Batman
“Endgame” part 4. The Joker is back! This time, no more funny stuff. And in the backup story, five Arkham Asylum escapees share their encounters with The Joker! Notes: Barry Allen appears on the variant cover only. The Flash 75th Anniversary Variant Cover is a homage of the cover of Batman #9 .
PKR 1,499
DC Comics · 2015
Batman Annual
3 · Vol. Batman Annual
Don’t miss this top-secret tale that ties in to the “Endgame” storyline running now in BATMAN – sorry, but that’s all we can tell you! Trust us – it’s going to be big!