Rick and Morty: Heart of Rickness #[nn]

When Summer botches a high-stakes deal with alien gangster Kordo, Rick, Morty, and Summer barely escape with their lives—only to crash-land on a tech-free planet ruled by a brutish, ego-driven version of Rick known as Savage Rick. As the two Ricks clash and the trio is thrown into a pit of rotting death pit zombies, Beth and Jerry take a detour to a luxury resort, where they indulge in alien extravagance. With tensions rising and the stakes higher than ever, Rick vows war on his savage counterpart—while the rest of the family struggles to survive the chaos.

In a high-stakes showdown across dimensions, Rick Sanchez pushes his quest to prove himself the "Rickest Rick of Them All" by confronting his violent alternate self, Savage Rick. While Beth and Jerry enjoy a wild, alien luxury resort experience, their curiosity leads them to a forbidden door—uncovering horrors that escalate when they're stalked by massive mutant creatures. Rescued by a rogue Savage Jerry, Rick is drawn into a deeper conspiracy, where the true threat lies not in rebellion, but in a far more chilling betrayal.

In "Rick and Morty Heart of Rickness Book Three," Rick Sanchez confronts the truth behind his mission to kill The Wizard, uncovering deep ties to Cyborg-Beth and the radical ideology of Savage Rick, who sees all technology as corrupt. Stranded on a world ruled by Savage Rick’s followers, Morty and Summer try to blend in by renouncing technology—only to be exposed by their own Savage counterparts. Meanwhile, Beth and Jerry flee chaos at an alien resort, while Rick works to undo the damage done to Cyborg-Beth.

In "Rick and Morty Heart of Rickness Book Four," Rick Sanchez and the former Cyborg-Beth lead a desperate charge against a tide of pocket dimension demons, wielding the very tech Savage Rick once outlawed. With Morty and Summer trapped by Savage Morty and Savage Summer in a vault of forgotten machines, and Savage Rick’s followers on the brink, the line between rebellion and redemption blurs—until even the most hardened savage must admit that some things are better when powered by a genius.