Rick and Morty Oni Compact Comics Edition: The Unkillable Collection #[nn]

In "A Very Special Blumbus," Rick and Morty swap Earth’s holiday cheer for a grotesque alternate dimension where Christmas is called Blumbus and every festive tradition is twisted into something deeply unsettling. While Rick numbs his sorrows in a grim, neon-lit bar, Morty finds himself pulled into a bizarre family ritual he doesn’t understand—just as the holiday’s true, unsettling nature begins to reveal itself.

When casino mob boss The Party Dog assembles a "Rick Revenge Squad" to settle old scores, he recruits four grudges Rick has long since forgotten—each with their own reasons to want him gone. With Jerry’s simmering resentment toward Rick as their unwitting guide, the squad sets out on a mission that’s as chaotic as it is personal, but the real question isn’t whether they’ll find Rick… it’s whether anyone will survive the fallout.

When Rick skips a family therapy session by turning himself into a pickle, he finds the outside world far more perilous than he expected. Stranded and outnumbered, he teams up with Jaguar, a fellow outcast, and quickly turns him into a banana to fight off an army of Robo Dogs led by Snowball the Pup—now a mechanical menace.

When Rick’s scan of the Smith house uncovers a creeping infestation of Mythos Molecules from the Lovecraft Dimension, he quickly rallies the family for a mission that’s equal parts absurd and apocalyptic. Armed with a blunderbuss that devours cosmic horrors and turns them to dust, Rick, Morty, and Summer take on the Color Out of Space and the ghastly Wilbur Whateley—only to find that Innsmouth holds a whole new kind of madness.

In the shadowed depths of Innsmouth, Rick’s fate hangs in the balance as Barnabas Marsh forces him to choose between self-destruction and surrender. Trapped in separate cells, Morty and Summer must navigate their own terrifying trials—Summer learning to reach the Dreamlands through meditation, and Morty finding unexpected connection with a mysterious girl named Cathy, both marked for sacrifice to the god Dagon. When the ritual takes a shocking turn, Morty is unexpectedly claimed as Dagon’s new favorite son, leaving the fate of the others—and the town—hanging in the abyss.

In "Rick and Morty vs. Cthulhu Part III: Yith We Can," Rick’s consciousness is stranded in the alien form of a Yith, a mind-swapping archivist from a forgotten dimension, where he must team up with his unlikely ally, Yith-Huey, to escape a cosmic prison. With time running out and forbidden technology at their disposal, the two race to unleash a primordial terror—only to face a horror that may be beyond even their warped genius. Meanwhile, back on Earth, Rick’s clone confronts a chilling new threat: Beth, now host to the ancient, slumbering Cthulhu.

When Morty finds a strange new family in the depths of the ocean and Summer rises as champion of a cosmic trickster, Rick’s patience finally snaps. With reality unraveling and his family caught in a divine war, he storms the gates of the Old Ones to face Cthulhu himself—only to uncover a truth that reshapes everything. Two startling epilogues follow, each hinting at a deeper mystery behind the invasion.