After the fifth season of the cartoon and eleven volumes of the comic, you thought you had known everything with this family with problems? Discover that Rick and Morty still have craziness in stock to make you cry with laughter.
Finally a friend
While he remains as unfit as ever to fit into high school, Morty has made a friend. This long-awaited news pleases his parents because Nestor is also very kind. However, his grandfather is not at all thrilled with this news. Everyone thinks it's out of jealousy. Certainly this pre-teen has a crow as a pet, but is that a reason to chase him out of the house and accuse him of being an alien? To prove it, Rick pushes his grandson to go to Nestor's house. But both will be surprised because if neither father nor son are aliens, the mother is on the other hand a computer. The episodes of Rick and Morty continue in this absurd vein and if the family gets better, by his clumsiness, Father Jerry may also ruin everything. He gets involved in a pyramid scheme. To save him, part of the family storms the offices of this multidimensional scam company as the situation worsens on Earth. Further down the book and into space, Morty finds himself thrown from one danger to another even worse. While he calls for help, his grandfather never comes… except when finally his grandson would have remained on this planet.
In the crazy continuity of the previous volumes
Rick and Morty staples are still laughing as much: Jerry Smith has just found a new job through a television commercial but the regular reader knows that the situation can only go wrong. The recently divorced father is also in the bonuses: he gets killed, horrifies death and has to taste garden gnome droppings. However, Rick is the real star of this eleventh volume. When he helps his family, it is only to prove that he is the strongest. If the patriarch's selfishness still makes us laugh so much, he would become (almost) heroic here. It multiplies even when Jerry is still rummaging where he shouldn't. He uses a device that turns Morty and Summer into clones. Ricktified, each teenager realizes his dream on social networks or at school. In this eleventh volume published by HiComics, we often find the same creative team. The main writer of the series Kyle Starks writes most of the episodes. He is joined here by two women. Tiny Howard was already a writer of Pocket Mortys and Excalibur at Marvel. The bonuses are from Magdalene Visaggio whose Doctor Mirage was admired. If Kyle Starks is a very funny writer, he is less comfortable as a cartoonist compared to Mark Ellerby and Phil Murphy. This new cartoonist is doing very well with an almost totally silent episode in a world with very flashy colors. As a bonus, Ian McGinty gives a more cartoony version of this universe but very interesting with a fine inking and softer shapes. It is thanks to his last box that the reader discovers how the universe will collapse. Although we have arrived at the eleventh volume, there is still no drop in speed for Rick and Morty. Given the passive, the reader does not prefer to know how Rick maintains this madly funny rhythm but he takes advantage of each story to laugh without restraint. If you want to learn more about Rick and Morty, you can find the chronicles of volumes nine and ten.
