Rick and Morty 10th Anniversary Omnibus #Vol. 1

In "Insider Trading Outside the Timeline," Rick turns Morty’s mundane job talk into a wild gamble, using a timeline merger to front-run the stock market—only to land himself and Morty in hot water with the Time Police. Detective Tock and his crew are on the case, and now Rick’s biggest mistake might be proving just how reckless even a genius can be.

In "E.T. Clone Home," a clumsy mishap during Jerry’s golf game unleashes a bizarre, insectoid alien that spawns sinister clones of Morty and Beth. When Summer returns home to face off against her doppelgängers, Rick’s sudden arrival—fresh from escaping the Clackspire Labyrinth—brings explosive chaos to the suburban chaos, leaving Summer stunned in the aftermath.

In "Adventure to an Alternate Universe!" from the Rick and Morty 10th Anniversary Omnibus #Vol. 1, Rick and Morty swap roles in a bizarre alternate reality—where Rick is the anxious sidekick and Morty the reckless scientist—leading to chaos neither expected. Written by a team known for their sharp sci-fi satire and rendered with energetic, exaggerated art, the story plays fast and loose with expectations, turning the usual dynamic on its head in just four pages.

In "You Say You Want a Rick-volution!", Rick’s alien-run farm becomes the flashpoint of a rebellion, leaving Morty caught between loyalty to his granddad and empathy for the workers fighting for better conditions. The story unfolds with the signature absurdity and emotional stakes that define the series, exploring power, responsibility, and what it means to be a revolutionary—without ever revealing how it all ends.

In "A Nightmare on Rick Street," Morty wakes up in a surreal summer camp where dreams are being siphoned by alien invaders, but whether he’s trapped in a coma or lost in a fever dream remains anyone’s guess. With Rick’s logic at odds with Scary Terry’s terrifyingly unreliable testimony, the line between reality and nightmare blurs in this mind-bending, humor-infused trip through the Dream-verse.

In "Introducing... Beth and the Beths!", Beth takes a wild detour from Jerry’s mundane world using Rick’s portal gun, landing in a high-octane alternate reality where she’s the frontwoman of a chaotic, all-Beth punk band. The story thrives on its playful absurdity, turning self-identity into a riotous, guitar-driven rebellion.

In "Escape to Universe 304-X," Rick and Morty face a terrifying multiversal threat as every version of Rick across the infinite realities begins vanishing—one universe at a time. With no safe haven left, the C-137 Rick and his reluctant grandson Morty make a desperate leap to Universe 304-X, the one dimension where no Rick has ever existed, hoping to stay hidden in the ultimate blank slate.

In "Dream a Little Dream of Me," Morty finds himself tangled in a surreal romantic moment with Jessica—only for Scary Terry to crash the dream with his signature nightmare flair. But as the line between dreamers blurs, the real question isn't who’s being haunted… it’s whose dream is being invaded.

In "A Very Special Blumbus," Rick and Morty crash-land on a holiday dimension where Christmas is twisted into something deeply unsettling—what they call "Blumbus." While Rick seeks oblivion in a grim, neon-lit bar, Morty finds himself drawn into a bizarre family ritual that’s far more dangerous than it looks.