Rick and Morty: The End #5 (of 6) Cover A Dave Bardin – Oni Press
Rick and Morty: The End #5 (of 6) Cover A Dave Bardin – Oni Press
Rick and Morty: The End #5 (of 6) – Cover A: Dave Bardin
Wubba lubba dub dub — it’s almost over. Rick and Morty: The End #5 brings the penultimate chapter of this six-issue limited series crashing into your pull list, with Cover A featuring the signature style of Dave Bardin. With only one issue left after this, the stakes have never been higher for the Smith family, the multiverse, and everything in between.
Whether you’ve been collecting every issue of The End or you’re a Rick and Morty completist who needs every comic on the shelf, issue #5 is the one that sets up the finale — don’t skip it.
- Title: Rick and Morty: The End
- Issue: #5 (of 6)
- Cover: Cover A (Main Cover)
- Artist: Dave Bardin
- Publisher: Oni Press
- Format: Single Issue / Comic Book / Limited Series
- Genre: Sci-Fi / Comedy / Adventure
- Published Date: March 2026
- Available in Stores From Publisher: March 2026
- Condition: New, Unread
🔬 Fun Fact: Rick and Morty is one of the few animated franchises to have a thriving comic book universe that runs parallel to — and sometimes ahead of — the TV show’s storylines, with Oni Press publishing the series since 2015.
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