I was shocked when I first started this book, and the art was horrendous! Everything was flat, lacking in detail, and Jack looked nothing like how we've come to know him. Then I realized it was a different artist. After the two Jack issues, Homelands kicks off, and it's back to Mark Buckingham's lovely layouts and line work. I love the embellishments on many of the pages, with images framing the panels. They feel like pop-culture illuminated manuscripts. 
 As for the story, the first two issues show what Jack got into with his stolen bounty while the rest of the volume tells of Blue's quest to the Homelands to find Red Riding Hood. Finally, we learn the true identity of the Adversary. Oh, and there are some awesome goblins with fantastic helmets and curly tongues.