Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons & Dragons is fun. I’m not a big fan of the Rick and Morty show, but even I found plenty to love in this graphic novel.
In this book, Rick, Morty, and their family explore different dimensions that represent various editions of the fantasy role-playing game, Dungeons and Dragons. If you have some experience playing the game, you’ll find lots of inside jokes to enjoy.
I personally have minimal game play time with Dungeons and Dragons, but again, it was still fun.
My favorite story from this collection was the last in the book, which dealt with a character named Mr. Meeseeks. He’s from the Rick and Morty show so those who have seen the episodes with him can probably guess what happens.
It still made a great impression on me.
There’s some vulgarity and language in this book, which might make it appropriate for teens and up. That’s for you all to decide.
Thanks for reading!
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