The saddest part of all of this is the knowledge that it's all perfectly correct, giving Jack not only an ending, but the kind of classical old-school (Stratford-Upon-Avon Junior High, to be specific) ending that Jack deserves, in all senses of the word. Jack of the Tales has the last word, and thankfully, my problem with the narrative device was unsubstantiated. Willingham and Sturges pull off a qualified win here, but I'm still not sure that the climax is truly up to snuff in comparison to the journey. I AM glad, however, that the boys didn't get to sneak this in under the radar, as their original plan was to make this the last issue without actually telling anyone. As amazing as that might have been, in today's comic reality, it would have had untold consequences. I'm not entirely happy with the end of this series, which is probably a good thing, but overall Jack of Fables #50 is a goodie, earning 4 out of 5 stars overall. I suppose a Page sisters miniseries with art by Frank Cho is Read Full Review