Rick and Morty Books in Order

Scientist Rick Sanchez pulls his anxious grandson Morty into dangerous adventures beyond ordinary time and space. These opening comic stories expand their universe, bringing the rest of the Smith family into the chaos as well.

Rick and Morty venture through a cyberpunk multiverse and celebrate the peculiar holiday Blumbus. Alongside a Ball Fondlers special and shorter character stories, this collection follows their reckless explorations of time, space, and questionable judgment.

Rick and Morty's adventures involve missing heads, dangerous galactic toasters, and Jerry making matters worse. A visit to an enormous high-school simulation leads toward a tournament in the deadly intergalactic sport known as Deathball.

Rick and Morty become entangled with interplanetary drug rings, space-travelling pickup artists, and a planet of germaphobes. The collection also takes Rick to a festival and gives the Smith family an adventure of their own.

Doofus Jerry sets his sights on conquering the multiverse, creating trouble far beyond his usual domestic frustrations. Other stories give Morty a chance to take the spotlight and bring the return of Tiny Rick.

An alien invasion puts Jerry in the unlikely position of having to save Earth. Meanwhile, Rick confronts ethical problems involving clones, and Morty's adventures extend into the unpredictable programming of television from across different dimensions.

Summer encounters a romance with poor prospects, while another story explores the past of assassin Krombopulos Michael. Rick and Morty also find themselves facing dinosaurs as their travels bring another collection of dangerous, strange encounters.

Jerry has a particularly miserable day, Rick and Morty enter a world of vampire hunting, and Rick discovers more objects to transform into. These comic adventures continue the family's encounters with bizarre dangers across dimensions.

Rick and Morty meet the Vindicators for the first time and revisit the Cronenberg universe. When Rick's enemies unite for revenge, further adventures introduce another scientist and grandson whose resemblance raises some very familiar questions.

Rick visits RickWorld to unwind, Morty questions an impossibly happy family life, and the pair experiences a repeating day. This collection also includes interrupted interdimensional television and a story involving Morty's erased memories.

Morty makes a friend, then finds himself stranded alone on a strange planet. Other adventures involve Jerry's pyramid scheme and an experiment that gives Summer and Morty a taste of Rick's extraordinary intellectual abilities.

Tired of constantly risking his life, Morty persuades Rick to obtain a powerful armored suit for him. The resulting trouble leads into the Rickoning, a crisis that threatens the worlds surrounding the scientist and his grandson.