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Preview: Rick and Morty vs Cthulhu #4

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Rick and Morty vs Cthulhu #4

(W) Jim Zub (I) Troy Little
(C) Leonardo Ito (L) Crank!
Cover A – Troy Little
Cover B – Zander Cannon
Cover C – Ryan Lee

It’s R’yleh happening! In the final confrontation of the Smith-Sanchez Lovecraftian horror saga, family turns on family, and the battle for pop culture relevance is waged between Rick and Cthulhu—with devastating stakes.

Morty embraces his eldritch identity and finds comfort in the supportive arms of his adoptive old-god father. Summer will mete out divine retribution in the name of Azathoth. Rick has lost ground at home against the Color Out of Space, and must abandon his daughter to fight this evil at its source: Cthulhu.

Rick and Morty vs Cthulhu #4

Preview: Rick and Morty vs Cthulhu #3

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Rick and Morty vs Cthulhu #3

(W) Jim Zub, (I) Troy Little, (C) Leonardo Ito, (L) Crank!
On-sale date: 2/22/2023

Pnakotus, the glittering, triumphant city of the Yith, is populated by the greatest minds of all time, including some rude new guy who won’t get with the program. Who wouldn’t want to spend eternity in this idyllic, definitely-not-hiding-anything intellectual utopia?

Rick and Morty vs Cthulhu #3

It’s Rick and Morty vs. Cthulhu!

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Oni-Lion Forge Publishing Group has announced a new Rick and Morty miniseries, Rick and Morty vs. Cthulhu Part 1: The Whisperer in the Dorkness, available December 7, 2022. This first installment of the four-part miniseries journeys down the Lovecraft rabbit hole, reuniting the Eisner-nominated creative team from Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons and Dragons—writer Jim Zub, illustrator Troy Little, colorist Leonardo Ito, and letterer Crank!.

Rick and Morty vs. Cthulhu Part 1: The Whisperer in the Dorkness features cover art from Troy Little, with five variants from Zander Cannon, Marc Ellerby, Jim Zub, Julieta Colás, and Ryan Lee.

Fans of Rick and Morty have spent the past few years speculating on the almost-century-old cosmic villain as all episode’s opening credits feature a quick glimpse of Cthulhu, and more recently “Baby Cthulhu,” in the closing credits.

What could be worse than an off-planet sugar deal gone wrong? Tripping through a Lovecraftian hellscape with the Smith family as they fight, uh, cosmic sentient color and racist fish-people? That can’t be right…

Welcome to the Rick Sanchez School of Actually Getting S**t Done! And that poor bastard Jerry declares “everything smells like cinnamon and sorrow’” in this Lovecraftian epic.