Rick and Morty Spring Break Out #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Spring Break Out," Morty and four of his high school classmates—Toby, Derek, Valarie, and Charlotte—are trapped in detention during spring break, forced to write an essay on their choices and their consequences. With Rick overseeing their punishment through his usual chaotic schemes, the group is unexpectedly whisked away to a wild party planet, where they’re given a chance to confront their past decisions in a way they never expected. Written by James Asmus and Jim Festante, with art by Dean Rankine and colors by Alessandro Santoro, this 2025 Oni Press issue delivers a rare, heartfelt twist in the series’ usual madness—complete with a cover by Dean Rankine.
In "Spring Break Out," Morty and his classmates Toby, Derek, Valarie, and Charlotte find themselves trapped in detention during spring break—until Rick, ever the chaotic force, takes control and spirits them to a wild party planet. What starts as a reckless escape becomes an unexpected chance for the teens to confront their choices, one absurd adventure at a time.
When Principal Vagina is called before a mysterious committee to explain the chaos at Harry Herpson High—students vanishing, mutating, and worse—she’s forced to confront the undeniable truth: every incident traces back to one man. Morty, still reeling from his last assignment, nervously submits his essay, unaware that the real trouble is only just beginning.
In "Summer's Spring Breakdown," Rick straps Summer and her friend Tricia into a wild interplanetary getaway, promising an unforgettable break—until a sudden detour to rescue Birdperson and Birddaughter from bug-like alien bounty hunters throws the whole trip into chaos. With Rick’s usual mix of reckless science and dad-energy, this high-stakes adventure blends absurd humor and cosmic mayhem in a story that’s as unpredictable as it is fun.
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