Rick & Morty
Creation & Design
Rick Sanchez was created by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon for the animated television series 'Rick and Morty', which premiered in 2013. The character was designed to be a cynical and reckless scientist, serving as a parody of the mad scientist trope.Early Years
Rick's early years are shrouded in mystery, but it is known that he was once a loving father and husband before becoming a notorious figure in the multiverse. His relationship with his family, particularly his grandson Morty, is central to the series.Character Development
Throughout the series, Rick evolves from a purely selfish character to one that occasionally shows vulnerability and a desire for connection, particularly with Morty. His complex personality and moral ambiguity make him a compelling character in the narrative.Cultural Reception
Rick Sanchez has been widely received as one of the most iconic characters in modern animation, praised for his depth and complexity. The character has garnered a significant fanbase and critical acclaim.Character Details
Real Name:
Rick Sanchez
Aliases:
Rick, Rick C-137, Evil Morty
Species:
Human
Gender:
Male
Affiliations:
Morty Smith, Birdperson, The Citadel
Abilities:
Genius-level intellect, Expert in various sciences, Interdimensional travel
Equipment:
Portal Gun, Mech Suit, Various gadgets
Weight:
160lbs
Height:
5' 10"
Eye Color:
green
Hair Color:
blue
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1st appearance of Rick & Morty in comics
Promotional mini-comic included in random units of 'Rick And Morty' Season One DVD
Counterfeit versions are rumored to exist
Single staple, first edition more valuable than its double-staple successors
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1st appearance of Rick & Morty in comics
Promotional mini-comic included in random units of 'Rick And Morty' Season One DVD
Counterfeit versions are rumored to exist
Single staple, first edition more valuable than its double-staple successors
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Premiere issue inspired by the animated series
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Variant cover art by Justin Roiland
Roiland is the co-creator of the cartoon and voices both title characters
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Variant cover art by Justin Roiland
Roiland is the co-creator of the cartoon and voices both title characters
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Variant cover art by Julieta Colas
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Variant cover art by Johnny Ryan
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Copies ordered by retailers: 9,169
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Variant second printing cover art by Fred Chao
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Variant cover art by Erica Hayes
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Second printing
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Copies ordered by retailers: 9,026
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Copies ordered by retailers: 9,683
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Variant third printing cover art by Maximus Pauson
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Variant fifth printing cover art by Rian Sygh
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Copies ordered by retailers: 10,282
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Copies ordered by retailers: 11,833
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Variant cover art by Mariel Kinuko, San Diego Comic Con 2016 exclusive
Cover art inspired by the PlayStation 3 survival game 'The Last of Us'
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Variant cover art by Mariel Kinuko, San Diego Comic Con 2016 exclusive
Cover art inspired by the PlayStation 3 survival game 'The Last of Us'
Convention Exclusive ⋅ ONI ⋅ 2017
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Variant cover art by Tait Howard
Promotional giveaway at PAX West gaming convention in 2017
Cover art inspired by Nintendo Power (1988)
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Variant cover art by Tait Howard
Promotional giveaway at PAX West gaming convention in 2017
Cover art inspired by Nintendo Power (1988)
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Variant cover art by John Allison presented by Nerd Block
Rumored to be only 50 in distribution
Nerd Block went bankrupt before fulfilling customer orders
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Variant cover art by John Allison presented by Nerd Block
Rumored to be only 50 in distribution
Nerd Block went bankrupt before fulfilling customer orders
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Variant cover art by Mike Vazquez, limited to 1,000 copies
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Variant cover art by Mike Vazquez, limited to 1,000 copies
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Variant cover art inspired by Action Comics #1 (1939)
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Variant cover art inspired by Action Comics #1 (1939)
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Premiere issue of four-part limited series that begins with Morty learning how to play Dungeons and Dragons before being thrust into an alternate realm where the game is real
Co-published by IDW and Oni Press
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Premiere issue of four-part limited series that begins with Morty learning how to play Dungeons and Dragons before being thrust into an alternate realm where the game is real
Co-published by IDW and Oni Press
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Variant chromium cover art by Alex Cormack, limited to 700 copies
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Variant chromium cover art by Alex Cormack, limited to 700 copies
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Variant cover art by Alex Cormack, limited to 700 copies
Cover art inspired by The Amazing Spider-Man #238 (1983)
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Variant cover art by Alex Cormack, limited to 700 copies
Cover art inspired by The Amazing Spider-Man #238 (1983)
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