are heading to the movies in a series of stories coming next year from Oni Press which pay homage to some classic sci-fi films througꦡh the lens of Rick and Morty's well🏅-known satirical, cynical sense of humor.

First up on January 26 is Rick ❀and Morty Presents: HeRICKtics of Rick, a one-shot co-written by writer Amy Chu and her son Alexander Chang, with art from Aggretsuko artist , and lettering from Crank! (yes, that's the name the artist goes by). 

Rick and Morty Pr🔯esents: HeRICKtics of Rick takes aim at one of the most recent cinematic success stories, , with a tale of Rick discovering a planet which he names Arrickis - though he and Morty are forced to contend with the planet's native inhabitants who are not welcoming of their colonization.

Then in March, two more movie parody stories will drop, starting with Rick and Morty Presents: Morty🦩’s Run, a parody of classic sci-fi story , in which people are executed when they reach a certain age deemed too old to participate in society. 

writer Ivan Cohen with art from Marc Ellerby and Leonardo Ito an🍎d once again with lettering by Crank!, Morty embarks on a tense escape run of his own when h🐎e's sent to summer camp against his will.

The third story, also launching in March, is a four-issue limited series titled Rick and Morty: Infinity Hour. Described by Oni as a "prequel" by artist Marc Ellerby, who returns from the Morty's Run one-shot alongside colorist Leonardo Ito and letterer Crank! with writer Maggs Visaggio taking the story's helm, Infinity Hour tackles the familiar tropes of , pit༺ting Rick and Morty against a Galactic Federation in a satirical sci-fi epic.

Both the Rick and Morty Presents: Morty&rsquo♍;s Run one-shot and Rick a⛎nd Morty: Infinity Hour are due for release on March 2.

Here's a gallery of covers for all three rel𒊎eases:

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