Rick and Morty Deluxe Double Feature HC #5

In "Rick and Morty Heart of Rickness Book One," a botched deal with alien gangster Kordo sends Rick, Morty, and Summer fleeing for their lives—only to crash-land on a tech-free planet ruled by a savage, self-obsessed version of Rick. As the two Ricks clash over ego and survival, their misadventures plunge them into a pit of zombies, while Beth and Jerry accidentally stumble into an alien luxury resort, trading chaos for champagne and sunbathing.

In "Rick and Morty Heart of Rickness Book Two," Rick’s quest to claim the title of "Rickest Rick of Them All" ignites a high-stakes clash with the brutal Savage Rick, while Beth and Jerry stumble into chaos at an alien luxury resort—only to uncover a pair of escalating horrors behind a forbidden door. Trapped among monstrous mutants, Rick, Morty, and Summer are saved by an unexpected ally: Savage Jerry, who leads them toward a darker enemy—the Wizard—whose unforgivable crime is the murder of this world’s Beth.

In "Rick and Morty Heart of Rickness Book Three," Rick confronts the truth behind his mission to kill The Wizard, uncovering deep ties to Cyborg-Beth and the radical ideology of Savage Rick, whose hatred of technology stems from a painful past. Stranded on Savage Rick’s world, Morty and Summer try to blend in by renouncing technology, but their ruse is seen through by the equally skeptical Savage Morty and Savage Summer. Meanwhile, Beth and Jerry escape chaos at an alien resort using Rick’s spare portal gun, while Rick works to restore Cyborg-Beth to who she once was.

In "Rick and Morty Heart of Rickness Book Four," Rick and the restored Cyborg-Beth fight through a tide of pocket dimension demons, wielding the very tech Savage Rick once outlawed. With Morty and Summer trapped in a vault of forgotten machines, and Savage Rick’s world teetering on the edge, the true test of what makes a Rick comes down to one man’s stubborn belief in his own brilliance—and the one who proves it.

In "Meeseeks P.I. Part 1: A Remote Chance for Mr. Smith," Jerry’s panic spikes when he realizes Rick’s Interdimensional Cable TV remote is missing, and with Rick’s return imminent, he’s desperate. He calls upon a Detective Meeseeks, who steps out of the box in a trench coat and fedora, instantly channeling a classic noir sleuth, ready to solve the case with grim determination. Together, they chase clues across dimensions, from the cluttered chaos of Jerry’s basement to the vast, star-strewn emptiness of space.

In "Meeseeks P.I. Part 2: Neither Man Noir Meeseeks," Jerry and Detective Meeseeks follow a cryptic note to Brogus Beebo, a disgraced ex-CEO of Interstellar Cable, whose tale of corporate betrayal unfolds amid a galaxy of high-stakes gambling and interdimensional hustle. When Beebo is abruptly shot by an Assassin Meeseeks, the duo narrowly escape—only to be joined by Morty and Summer, who’ve been deep in the underground cable trade. The mystery thickens as the truth behind the stolen broadcasts begins to surface.

In "Meeseeks P.I. Part 3: That Blue Bastard," Detective Meeseeks—wounded and rain-soaked—stumbles through a neon-drenched alley, chasing clues in a case that ties back to the elusive Mr. S. Meanwhile, Rick, Morty, and Summer race to find Jerry, who’s vanished after a crash landing on Rick’s ship. With sharp noir flair and a vivid, stylized palette, the story unfolds in a gritty, high-stakes mystery where every lead brings new questions—and the truth is revealed in a final, surprising twist.

In "Meeseeks P.I. Part 4: The Box that Killed Time," Detective Meeseeks races against the clock to save Jerry from a mysterious trap, unraveling a bizarre scheme involving stolen Interdimensional Cable. As the truth behind the missing remote surfaces, both Jerry and the dogged Meeseeks confront a revelation that sets this particular Meeseeks apart from the rest.