Rick and Morty land in Hell and battle eternal torture and red tape in a dark, gory satire mixing Dante with workplace comedy.
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Rick and Morty land in Hell and battle eternal torture and red tape in a dark, gory satire mixing Dante with workplace comedy.
Well, it finally happened. Rick and Morty are in Hell, and we don't mean the DMV. It's fire, brimstone, and torture for all eternity. Typical Rick, he sees a way out of this mess and drags Morty with him on a horrific adventure to speak to...the manager. It's Dante's Inferno meets Office Space, and all hell's about to break loose! Collects the full 5-issue miniseries from writer Ryan Ferrier, artist Constanza Orozo, colorist Sarah Stern, and letterer CRANK!
will contain mild spoilers
Crude sexual jokes and adult innuendo typical of the series
Eternal Hell torture, fire, brimstone, and graphic horrific violence
Frequent strong profanity throughout in series style
Rick’s heavy alcohol use shown as ongoing character trait
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Christian Hell and Dante’s Inferno imagery frame the setting
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Hell, demons, brimstone, and damnation are central to the plot
Workplace bureaucracy satire in an Office Space vein
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On-page eternal torture and cruel suffering in Hell
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