Mad Rupert

Sakana, Vol. 3

Sakana, Vol. 2

Sakana, Vol. 1

Best friends Mordecai and Rigby avoid chores and get into more outrageous trouble than they can handle working at their park jobs! When Benson decides to retire from managing the Park, it’s not the end of the world . . . until it is. Literally! It’s up to Mordecai and Rigby to save Skips, High-Five Ghost, and Muscleman from the grips of Chaos, and convince Benson to come home for the sake of the universe. From writer Mad Rupert (Regular Show: Skips, Adventure Time: Banana Guard Academy) and with art by Laura Howell (Angry Birds, Regular Show: Wrasslesplosion), Regular Show Vol. 10 marks the conclusion of the hit comic book series based on the fan-favorite show from Cartoon Network.

Regular Show Vol. 10

Kent Osborne

Dylan Haggerty

Banana Guard Academy

Adventure Time

JG Quintel

When a mysterious pool suddenly appears on the hottest day of the summer, Mordecai and Rigby think it will be the perfect way to beat the heat, until a giant snake monster puts them both in major trouble.

Regular Show

Skips, the park's enigmatic yeti groundskeeper, must team-up with an incompetent time cop in order to prevent Mordecai and Rigby destroying the world.

Regular Show: Skips

Pendleton Ward

Ryan Ferrier

Paul Allor

What happens when you flush a pet fish down the Holo John? (Hint: It fantasizes it was a shark instead!) Or what if the Holo John gains sentience and "dreams of electric pee"? All that and more are covered in this collection of short stories about the Bravest Warriors' out-of-this-world outhouse. Who knew they used their emotions-based powers in the loo, too?

Bravest Warriors Tales from the Holo John

Mordecai, Rigby, Benson, and Skips take a tour of the Rainbow Palace in the clouds, but it turns into a battlefield!

Regular Show #30

The beginning of a new arc by new writer Mad Rupert (Regular Show: Skips) and the perfect jumping-on point for new readers! During a marathon of his favorite childhood movies, Rigby begins to remember a movie so awesome, so incredible, so amazingly rad...that it makes no sense that he can't recall its name! As he journeys into the online nostalgia rabbit hole in search of the truth, one question arises: are some movies meant to be forgotten?

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