CATALOG RECORD
Rick and Morty 10th Anniversary Omnibus #Vol. 5
Dates
- Cover date
- [April 2026]
- On sale
- April 22, 2026
- Pages
- 520
Editions and covers
Story arc: Rick and Morty: Worlds Apart
This is part 2 of 2. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.
- Rick and Morty: Worlds Apart (2021) #1
- Rick and Morty 10th Anniversary Omnibus (2025) #Vol. 5
Creators
Stories
- Rick and Morty Go to Hell: Chapter One · 22 pages
Rick and Morty are dropped into a hot, fiery place filled with tortured souls and the demons who torture them, with no recollection of how they got there. Morty immediately recognizes it as Hell, while Rick refuses to accept it. Beth, Summer, and Jerry are also there, making Rick's afterlife experience all the more... Hellish. Rick and Morty spend the entire issue alternating between arguing over whether it is - or isn't - Hell and suffering various types of torture ranging from giant ravenous gila monsters to endless bureaucratic waiting... finally, being shoved into the circles of Hell.
- Rick and Morty Go to Hell: Chapter Two · 22 pages
Rick, Morty, Beth, Summer, and Jerry have been dropped into a hot, fiery place filled with tortured souls and demons, which Rick still refuses to recognize as Hell. Summer walks away from her ever-arguing parents and creates for herself a life based on a romantic musical - with an unhappy surprise ending. Now in the circles of Hell, Rick and Morty are subject to a theatrical showing of a "movie of their collective shame" and the blistering heat and ceaseless vitriol of a sarcastic sun in the "Desert of Truth". Jerry stirs up the damned souls against Rick but, typically, takes things too far.
- Rick and Morty Go to Hell: Chapter Three · 22 pages
Rick, Morty, Beth, Summer, and Jerry have been dropped into a hot, fiery place filled with tortured souls and demons, which Rick still refuses to recognize as Hell. While continuing to traverse the brutally hot "Desert of Truth", Rick and Morty are swallowed by a giant sandworm and must make their way through the creature's digestive system. They emerge in what looks like a comforting spa - a sort of "waiting area" before their next trial. Jerry realizes that he's gone too far in riling up the damned against Rick and ineptly tries to walk it back, only to have the mob turn on him.
- Rick and Morty Go to Hell: Chapter Four · 22 pages
Rick and Morty are flushed out of the Hell-spa's cool and comforting shower to be ushered by well-dressed demon Balagore the Sharp to the site of their next and final challenge. A triumph in the series of challenges would grant them an audience with Satan to appeal their sentence to eternal damnation in Hell. Problem is this challenge is "final" in more ways than one, as it is a fight to the death. Who will prevail? Morty with the speed and agility of youth, or savvy, battle-hardened Rick? One actually does and is received by Satan. Meanwhile, Beth, Summer, and Jerry flee from the angry mob.
- Rick and Morty Go to Hell: Chapter Five · 22 pages
For having survived all his challenges, a feat previously accomplished by only six individuals, Morty wins the unique opportunity to appeal his sentence to eternal damnation in Hell directly to Satan. Satan, with glasses and a judge's wig, prosecutes a laundry list of criminal charges and acts allegedly committed by Morty over the many adventures in different galaxies and dimensions while the boy traveled with Rick. Angry and fed up Morty responds and refutes Satan's charges in a full-page, full-throated defense over sixteen uninterrupted, uncharacteristic but satisfying, dialogue balloons.
- Rick and Morty Ever After Part One: Miracles Happen! · 22 pages
Morty must have the entire book "Tales of Avalonia - Sad Stories for Bad Children" read for a test the next day - and he's only on chapter 1, page 2... of the audiobook, yet. It just so happens that Rick has completed a new invention, "The Osmonator", which allows him to absorb the entire contents of long and complex books directly into his brain. Jumping at the chance to ace his test and impress his unrequited love, Jessica, Morty plugs-in the book and activates the device prematurely - while Rick is in contact with it - and both are transported to separate places in the same fantasy realm.
- Rick and Morty Ever After Part Two: With the Rick of a Finger! · 22 pages
Inside the realm of Morty's fairy tale book, Rick and Morty are separated and lost. Medieval garbed Morty is held prisoner by a sorceress that looks like his unrequited love, Jessica. Old wizard Rick is approached by the king (in the image of Jerry) and his knight Ser Marius to locate and vanquish the Jessica-sorceress, whom the king claims is responsible for the disappearance of the kingdom's children. Morty is rescued by female knight Ser Silke. Rick and Morty, along with their respective knights, seem destined to cross paths. We learn the fate of the kingdom's children.
- Rick and Morty Ever After Part Three: A Dream is a Rick Your Heart Makes! · 22 pages
Morty and Ser Silke enter the Dank Forest from one end, while Rick and Ser Marius enter it from the other. Rick and Morty must each complete an Impossible Task before they can resume their respective journeys to find the missing children of the kingdom. Rick must vanquish "dark versions" of himself and Ser Marius, while Morty must destroy a shape-shifting gelatinous cube in the form of a Loreli. Each prevails and the two traveling parties meet in the middle of the Dank Forest. There they encounter the Jessica-sorceress, who offers the truth about herself... and about "King Jerry".
- Rick and Morty Ever After Part Four: Happily Ev'rick After! · 22 pages
Old Wizard Rick and medieval-clad Morty clash over different approaches on how to defeat King Jerry. Morty is influenced by sorceress Jessica, while Rick's own ego and stubbornness decide his approach. Ser Silke and Ser Marius are largely undecided, with the former ultimately going with Morty and Jessica, and the latter reluctantly going with Rick. As the arguments and individual plans unfold, Rick and Morty are slowly turning to wood, making time of the essence. They eventually find a way, with Morty resolutely declaring: "Everybody do what you do best."
- Rick and Morty Worlds Apart Book One · 22 pages
The Slut Dragons of Dragar face extinction at the hands of their mortal enemies the Dragon Drainers, aided by sorceress Lady Finndom and her bird-shaped amulet "The Soul Swallower". Meanwhile, Grandpa Leonard comes to visit and accuses Rick of being a bad influence on Morty. In turn, Morty berates Leonard for being an uncool loser and for offending Rick. Dragon Balthromaw arrives at this moment asking Rick for help and is turned down! Instead, Rick goes off to create a "pocket universe" by himself. Leonard decides to help Balthromaw, while Rick encounters Teddy Bear Rick at the creation site.