Rick and Morty Deluxe Double Feature HC #1

In "Rick and Morty Go to Hell: Chapter One," Rick and Morty wake up in a scorched, infernal realm teeming with torment and demons, with no memory of how they got there. Morty is certain they’re in Hell, but Rick stubbornly denies it—especially when Beth, Summer, and Jerry show up, turning the afterlife into a family reunion of misery. As they endure grotesque trials and bureaucratic absurdity, the line between reality and damnation blurs, and the circles of Hell loom ever closer.

In "Rick and Morty Go to Hell: Chapter Two," the family finds themselves trapped in a scorching, demon-infested afterlife Rick insists isn’t actually Hell. As the blistering sun mocks them with cruel truths and a movie of their worst moments plays on loop, Summer escapes into a self-made musical fantasy—only to face an unexpected twist. Meanwhile, Jerry’s ill-advised rebellion among the damned pushes Rick’s patience to the limit.

In "Rick and Morty Go to Hell: Chapter Three," Rick, Morty, Beth, Summer, and Jerry find themselves trapped in a scorching, demon-infested realm Rick insists isn’t Hell—despite the flames, the screams, and the endless desert. After being swallowed by a colossal sandworm, the duo emerges in a surreal spa-like waiting area, where Jerry’s desperate attempt to calm a furious mob of damned souls only makes things worse.

In "Rick and Morty Go to Hell: Chapter Four," Rick and Morty face their final trial in the infernal arena, where a deadly duel between the two will determine who earns an audience with Satan—Morty relying on speed and instinct, Rick on ruthless experience. As the stakes rise, Beth, Summer, and Jerry scramble to escape a furious mob, leaving the fate of the family hanging in the balance.

In "Rick and Morty Go to Hell: Chapter Five," Morty finds himself standing before Satan—complete with glasses and a judge’s wig—facing a barrage of charges from his interdimensional misadventures. With a rare moment of defiance, Morty takes the stand, delivering a sixteen-panel, unrelenting defense that’s as unexpected as it is cathartic.

In "Rick and Morty Ever After Part One: Miracles Happen!", Morty’s desperate bid to pass a test by finishing the grim fantasy novel *Tales of Avalonia - Sad Stories for Bad Children* takes a wild turn when he accidentally activates Rick’s new invention, the Osmonator—sending both himself and Rick hurtling into the book’s dark, fantastical world before Rick even finished absorbing it. Now stranded in a realm where every page holds peril and wonder, Morty must navigate the story’s twisted landscapes while Rick, still trapped in the book’s narrative, tries to find a way back—before the tale’s final chapter closes on them both.

In the whimsical, perilous world of Morty’s fairy tale book, Rick and Morty find themselves split across a realm where magic and madness collide. While medieval Morty is imprisoned by a sorceress who bears the face of his long-unrequited crush, Jessica, the aged wizard Rick is called upon by a king resembling Jerry to defeat her—only to discover the truth behind the missing children. With help from a bold female knight named Ser Silke and a reluctant, oddly heroic Ser Marius, Rick and Morty’s paths begin to converge in a tale where fairy tale logic meets interdimensional chaos.

In "Rick and Morty Ever After Part Three: A Dream is a Rick Your Heart Makes!", Rick and Morty face their most bizarre trials yet as they trek through the surreal Dank Forest from opposite ends. Rick confronts twisted reflections of himself and Ser Marius, while Morty battles a gelatinous cube shaped like a Loreli—each task testing their resolve in ways neither expected. When the two parties finally meet in the forest’s heart, they’re confronted by the enigmatic Jessica-sorceress, who holds secrets about her true nature… and the mysterious King Jerry.

In "Rick and Morty Ever After Part Four: Happily Ev'rick After!", Old Wizard Rick and his medieval-clad grandson Morty clash over how to stop King Jerry, their conflicting strategies tested as both begin to turn to wood. With sorceress Jessica swaying Morty’s choices and Rick’s pride driving his own plan, allies Ser Silke and Ser Marius split in their loyalties—until a shared urgency forces a reckoning. As time runs out, Morty makes a bold call: "Everybody do what you do best."