Reddit reviews Rick and Morty Book One: Deluxe Edition (1)

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Probably? I bought the hard cover collection.

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/1620103605/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Just came in from Amazon, it's pretty decent quality. It has the first 10 volumes of the comic, 40 pages of (honestly amazing) cover art and that neat-o sound chip that'll definitely not turn on while I'm sleeping!

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Rick-Morty-Hardcover-Book-1/dp/1620103605

> It depends. Outside of major events (usually only for Marvel and DC) most comics start their development process pretty close to release. A skilled team of artists, pencillers, writers, etc can churn out an entire comic in a month. And regardless of initial intention, the book they published used and made constant reference to C-137

According to this Polygon article, the comics are finished at least 3 months in advance. Considering how they likely were working on it for at least a month gives us a 4+ month time period for the creator of the comics to suddenly and, without announcement, change his stance and the characters the comics followed. Since this idea was likely tossed about for a while beforehand (since the guest artist had to be contacted, with meetings setup, etc), we can expect that development of this one probably isn't too far off from an 8 month mark. I wasn't able to find much indication that this specifically differed for each issue, so save for guest artists, the timeframe probably is about 4+ months as well.

Also, as for your mention of the book, which I assume is the first one, it's a compilation of the first 10 comics. Since the characters have been repeatedly established to be C-132, it's likely that any references made to C-137 were either not referring to the main cast or typos.

Considering how ambiguous, albeit leaning towards my side of the argument, all of this is, it's best to consider the Doofus Jerry point, at best, unarguable, and at worst, entirely inapplicable to our Rick.

> Thats not how feats work. Batman has never tried to or needed to turn himself into a pickle, but even though he plausibly could, Rick still is the only one with feats in that area and thus is the clear winner if we were examining each of them in that area.

That's because Batman's demonstrated the technical prowess after multiple excursions with it - Rick, on the other hand, hasn't dealt with more powerful magic beyond the Devil's magic. You can't compare Rick to Batman based on raw encounters in this regard if they both haven't had a comparable experience in some way.

Amazon!
Book 1
Book 2
Book 3
Book 4

If you’re doing some browsing online you’ll see that you can also buy individual comics, or volumes which are half the comics in a season in one book. The cheapest per comic is to buy the full book which is what I have linked above.

If you’re a fan of the show, I definitely recommend the comics. They are a good length, stand alone, and are different stories from the show. There’s a Jerry and Doofus rick one, a ball fondlers one, etc.
That and the full books are VERY well made, I’m honestly impressed. And they include a section that has the cover art for all the individual comics and the volumes so you can see that art to.

Yeah no problem. I’ve never actually looked through it in person, but the Rick and Morty books are very cool and high quality, so I would assume that the zim books are the same way as well. this is the book btw

Edit: I would also recommend the Rick and Morty comic as well,