Rick and Morty: Meeseeks, P.I.

Rick and Morty: Standalone Books

by Fred C. Stresing, Meg Casey (colorist), Crank! (letterer)

From the mind of Fred C. Stresing (Rick and Morty, Invader ZIM) comes a medium-to-hard-boiled Rick and Morty mystery chock full of cabals and conspiracies!

The remote to the interdimensional cable box has gone missing . . . and everyone is a suspect! Desperate to find it before Rick can berate him, Jerry enlists the help of Meeseeks, P.I., and the two set off to retrieve the remote. Their search quickly turns up more than they bargained for, attracting seedy goons and assassins, and unraveling a massive interdimensional cable conspiracy hidden right underneath their noses!

112 pages, Paperback

Published September 3, 2024

Reviews

[Courtney · Rating 4 out of 5]

So glad for the misdirection and that Mr. S was Stealy. Thought detective/defective was clever, liked how Summer and Morty just miss running into Jerry at the mall, and about how you can steal time. Too bad Rick’s sports betting was ruined, but he gained points with Beth by giving Jerry credit, which was somewhat accurate.
The ending left it to where Detective Meeseeks could have another adventure.

[April Cole Ledebur · Rating 5 out of 5]

This one of my favorite Rick and Morty comic series they have done.

[RunningRed NightBringer · Rating 5 out of 5]

A fun little story. Jerry loses the remote to Rick's Interdimensional Cable TV box and enlists the help of a Meeseeks to find it. The main story turns into a noir parody from the p.o.v. of the Meeseeks who sees themselves as a private eye. They travel to different planets to search for suspects and get beaten up by goons.
The B-plot is Rick using Morty and Summer in his latest scheme selling interdimensional cable TV boxes

[Mark · Rating 3 out of 5]

The "A" or "B" storyline (depending on how you look at it) featuring Meseeks and Jerry was a pretty good Sin City parody.

[Nate · Rating 3 out of 5]

Probably the single most embarrassing thing I have logged on my goodreads. but honestly it wasn't bad.

[Sam Nicholson · Rating 3 out of 5]

6/10