ICYMI: Rick & Morty Get Their Own Manga Series, Bleeding Cool Has A Preview onipress rickandmorty comicspro Sallataire JeyOdin
\nAnnounced at the ComicsPRO retailer summit in Pittsburgh yesterday, Rick & Morty: The Manga Volume 1: Get In The Robot, Morty! is the first in an all new series of manga-inspired manga-sized adventures. Rick & Morty: The Manga is written by Alissa M. Sallah with art and covers from Jey Odin.
In the inaugural volume of an all-new series of digest-sized, all-original English language adventures, our peeress adventurers face a foe unlike any they've seen before… Well, it's basically Jerry, but he's huge, fast, vicious, and…naked? Rick has the perfect solution: a giant fighting robot, perfectly designed and calibrated to take on the Jiant horde – but it'll need a puny, socially isolated, 15-year-old pilot. And he has just the guy for the job: Morty!'\n Alissa M.
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