Jack (webcomic)

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{{Infobox webcomic
| title = Jack
| image = [[File:JACK logo.gif|250px]]
| caption =
| author = David Hopkins
| url = http://www.pholph.com/
| status = Unknown
| began = March 1st, 2001
| ended = Ongoing
| genre = [[Horror]], Drama, [[Action]]
| rating = [[File:Censor_MA_button.png]][[Category:Rated_MA]]
}}
'''''Jack''''' is a [[furry]] [[webcomic]] by [[David Hopkins]]. It is set in a world populated by [[anthropomorphism|anthropomorphic]] animals and focuses on [[Wikipedia:Divine Judgment|judgment]] and [[Wikipedia:afterlife|afterlife]], which function according to [[Christianity|Christian]] beliefs, and is noted for its depiction of "rape, [[Wikipedia:Recreational drug use|drug use]], swearing, graphic sexual acts, incest, cannibalism, nudity, savage violence, and images of [[Wikipedia:Hell|Hell]]."<ref name="Comixtalk">{{cite web|last=Summers|first=Matt|url=http://comixtalk.com/jack_david_hopkins_reviewed_matt_summers|title=Jack by David Hopkins, reviewed by Matt Summers|publisher=Comixtalk|date=2005-10-10|accessdate=2007-10-31}}</ref>

''Jack'' focuses on its [[Jack (character)|title character]], a wizened green [[rabbit]] who lives in Hell. He is the embodiment of the [[Wikipedia:Seven deadly sins|deadly sin]] wrath, whose punishment is being the [[Wikipedia:Death (personification)|Grim Reaper]]. In life, the unfairness of some deaths, particularly towards the ones he loved, made him angry.<ref name="Strip 927">{{cite web|last=Hopkins|first=David|authorlink=David Hopkins|url=http://web.archive.org/web/20061201005155/http://www.pholph.com/index_a.php?Strip=927|title=Arc XXVII: Why Do I Deserve To Die, Strip 927|publisher=Jack|date=2006-08-30|accessdate=2007-10-31}}</ref> In his position as Grim Reaper, he now has to witness more death, the cause of his wrath. Jack attempts to remember the sins he did in life in order to be forgiven for them. This is hard for him as his other punishment is having no memory of his life on Earth.

''Jack'' was joint winner of the "Best Dramatic Comic" award at the [[Wikipedia:Web Cartoonist's Choice Awards|Web Cartoonist's Choice Awards]] in [[Wikipedia:2004 Web Cartoonist's Choice Awards|2004]].<ref name="2004 WCCA">{{cite web|url=http://www.ccawards.com/2004.htm|title=2004 Winners and Nominees|publisher=Web Cartoonist Choice Awards|accessdate=2007-10-28}}</ref>

==Overview==
[[File:JackWebcomicMainCast.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The main cast of ''Jack'' (from top, clockwise): Kane, Jack, Central, Farrago, Drip and Fnar.]]
''Jack'' covers subjects related to the attitude a person can lead in life and its consequences to them and to the people around them. Frequent features are disease, rape, murder, suicide, bereavement and [[Wikipedia:Redemption (religious)|redemption]]. The comic is divided into a number of arcs ([[Wikipedia:Subplot|subplot]]s) of varying length. Artwork style and presence of color differ from arc to arc. Arcs take place on Hell, Earth, Heaven and [[Wikipedia:Purgatory|Purgatory]]. Arcs set on Earth (usually revolving around Jack's job as Grim Reaper) take place during different, not always consecutive, time periods. In Heaven and Hell there is no concept of time.<ref>{{cite web|last=Hopkins|first=David|authorlink=David Hopkins|url=http://www.pholph.com/index_a.php?Strip=79|title=Arc V: Dinner At Arloest's, Strip 79|publisher=Jack|date=2001-08-22|accessdate=2007-10-28|archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20110707202137/http://www.pholph.com/strip.php?id=5&sid=441|archivedate=2011-07-07}}</ref> The eyes of characters symbolize their status in the ''Jack'' universe: sins have no pupils; living souls and angels have full pupils; the souls of deceased persons have "pin-prick" eyes as long as they do not recognize their sins.<ref>{{cite web|last=Hopkins|first=David|authorlink=David Hopkins|url=http://www.pholph.com/index_a.php?Strip=175|title=Arc VIII: Games We Play In Hell, Strip 175|publisher=Jack|date=2002-03-06|accessdate=2007-10-28|archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20110707215002/http://www.pholph.com/strip.php?id=5&sid=537|archivedate=2011-07-07}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|last=Hopkins|first=David|authorlink=David Hopkins|url=http://www.pholph.com/index_a.php?Strip=176|title=Arc VIII: Games We Play In Hell, Strip 176|publisher=Jack|date=2002-03-08|accessdate=2007-10-28|archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20110707214326/http://www.pholph.com/strip.php?id=5&sid=538|archivedate=2011-07-07}}</ref>

The comic centers around decidedly mature themes, as demonstrated by the third strip in the debut arc which allowed Fnar to meet his mother, restrained to a cave wall with the rock actually encompassing her right leg and holding her arms as if it were eating her. The mature themes of the comic are made quite plain at that time, as the woman bore a stab wound under her left ribs near the stomach and also had her throat slashed. The blood from these wounds is still dripping in the scenes, and Fnar himself looked grisly as he was "aged" by Jack in stages to the age of a preteen boy.

''Jack'''s plot bounces around quite often, but it remains true to the Hell theme for the most part. On occasion, strips are published which pertain to real world events, like the ''Angry Brian'' story arc which depicted events similar to those of the horrific [[Wikipedia:Columbine High School massacre|Columbine High School Massacre]]. Other features of the comic include the appearance of real places like the former [[Wikipedia:World Trade Center|World Trade Center]] that was destroyed in the infamous and very tragically devastating terrorist attacks of [[Wikipedia:September 11, 2001 attacks|9/11]]. The ''Angry Brian'' story arc sparked heavy feedback from the readers, and also helped to earn the comic a large reader base.

''Jack'' is based on [[Wikipedia:Christian tradition|Christian tradition]], but the world and its rules are inconsistent with typical Christian views. The angels are the forces of good, and the sins are evil personified. These two forces do not fight each other much in the comic; in fact, for the most part they appear to work together without any major problems, although this may be due to the focus on Jack, the most amenable of [[Wikipedia:Seven deadly sins|Sins]]. Many of Hell's denizens enjoy inflicting pain on one another. However, there is confusion at times, with people who were good in life ending up in Hell. The unfairness of the fates of many of these people, and the observations of Jack on the unfairness of life, are central themes.<ref name="Strip 136">{{cite web|last=Hopkins|first=David|authorlink=David Hopkins|url=http://www.pholph.com/index_a.php?Strip=136|title=Arc VII: All Work And No Play…, Strip 136|publisher=Jack|date=2001-12-10|accessdate=2007-10-28|archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20070928140152/http://www.pholph.com/index_a.php?Strip=136|archivedate=2007-09-28}}</ref>

The comic can be morbid, but it has its tender moments and optimistic highlights. Not all the characters of the comic are doomed to Hell for eternity. They all have a chance to eventually live on Earth again in new forms as a test to see if they have "learned" from their previous life's mistakes. If so, they are admitted to heaven. If not, they are condemned once more to the bowels of Hell.

The original host of the site is [https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/8957500/ no longer working as of 2018,] but he has posted all pages in a [https://www.dropbox.com/s/tbtcr67tr4aaf0w/Jack%20Complete%20%281.0%29.rar?dl=0 ZIP file dropbox], with claims of future re-releases of them.

==History==
David previously created comics such as ''[[Rework the Dead]]''. After creating "Trixi and Tet" (which later became the third story "Arc" of ''Jack''),<ref>{{cite web|last=Hopkins|first=David|authorlink=David Hopkins|url=http://www.pholph.com/arcview.php?ID=21|title=Arc III: Trixi and Tet|publisher=Jack|date=2001-04-11|accessdate=2007-11-02|archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20070826233112/http://www.pholph.com/arcview.php?ID=21|archivedate=2007-08-26}}</ref> his then girlfriend (and later wife) Katie suggested that he should break out to a bigger audience. Initially hesitant as he was used to a smaller audience, he then expanded. After "Trixi and Tet" was published, he had around 5,000 readers.<ref>{{cite web|last=Hopkins|first=David|authorlink=David Hopkins|url=http://www.pholph.com/aboutme.htm|title=The Man Behind The Cloak|publisher=Jack|accessdate=2007-11-02|archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20090417081024/http://pholph.com/aboutme.htm|archivedate=20090417}}</ref> Since then, ''Jack'' has grown in popularity, with four published comics books, spin-off comic books, and a growing fan base.<ref name="Furplanet">{{cite web|url=http://furplanet.com/shop/category.asp?catid=42|title=Collection of David Hopkins's Published Work|publisher=FurPlanet|accessdate=2007-11-02}}</ref>

The comic has since made references to other comics in the furry fandom, including guest art from furry fandom such as Albert Temple and Candy Dewalt,<ref>{{cite web|last=Temple|first=Albert|url=http://www.pholph.com/index_a.php?Strip=819|title=Short XXXII Part 4: Fnar's Last Days in Hell with art by Sir Albert Temple|publisher=Jack|date=2006-01-06|accessdate=2007-11-23|archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20120630104417/http://www.pholph.com/strip.php?id=5&sid=1182|archivedate=2012-06-30}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|last=Dewalt|first=Candy|url=http://www.pholph.com/index_a.php?Strip=1110|title=Arc XXXI: Eye Opener (With guest artist Candy Dewalt), Strip 1,110|publisher=Jack|date=2007-11-12|accessdate=2007-11-23|archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20071213012128/http://www.pholph.com/index_a.php?Strip=1110|archivedate=2007-12-13}}</ref> and also appears in other furry webcomics such as ''[[A Doemain of Our Own]]'' and ''[[Gene Catlow]]''.<ref>{{cite web|last=Rankin|first=Susan|url=http://www.doemain.com/index.cgi/2004-08-30|title=Might Jack lend a claw? (Thank you, Mr. Hopkins!)|publisher=A Doemain of Our Own|date=2004-08-30|accessdate=2007-11-23}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|last=Temple|first=Albert|url=http://www.genecatlow.com/comics/20020809.gif|title=8-9 Cotton is made aware of his potential to affect the entire world!|publisher=Gene Catlow|date=2002-08-09|accessdate=2007-11-23}}</ref>

In November 2018, David announced that the pholph.com website would be permanently offline and he would post existing and future strips on [[Fur Affinity]]. He also made an archive available for download.<ref>{{cite web|first=David|last=Hopkins|authorlink=David Hopkins|url=https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/8957500/|title=What Happend to Pholph, (And why is it not coming back)|publisher=Fur Affinity|date=2018-10-26|accessdate=2019-09-21}}</ref>

==Characters==
[[File:CoverJack2.jpg|right|140 px|thumb|Cover of Jack #2]]
;[[Jack (character)|Jack]]
:The embodiment of wrath, Jack is a wizened green rabbit, wearing a ragged, brown cloak and carrying a scythe. His job is to collect the souls of the dead and lead them to their final judgment as the Grim Reaper. The plot revolves around his attempts to recollect the sins he committed during his life, which have been removed from his memory as part of his punishment.<ref>{{cite web|last=Hopkins|first=David|authorlink=David Hopkins|url=http://www.pholph.com/index_a.php?Strip=279|title=Arc XII: Jack's Friend Fiver, Strip 279|publisher=Jack|date=2002-11-13|accessdate=2007-10-28|archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20070928140054/http://www.pholph.com/index_a.php?Strip=279|archivedate=2007-09-28}}</ref> Due to his lack of memory, little of his life on Earth is known, but he does remember parts when angels from Heaven allow him to. It is known he was created by humans as part of an experiment,<ref>{{cite web|last=Hopkins|first=David|authorlink=David Hopkins|url=http://www.pholph.com/index_a.php?Strip=698|title=Arc XXII: My Mind Returns To Miller Hill, Strip 698|publisher=Jack|date=2005-06-15|accessdate=2007-10-31}}{{dead link}}</ref> and his anger was triggered by the death of another similar experiment called "Jill".<ref name="Strip 927"/> He was born without genitalia for fear that he would reproduce. It is also becoming increasingly apparent that most of the embodiment of his sins are related to the falling out of mankind sometime between Jill's death and the beginning of the comic, possibly through direct killing, by way of incurring the "wrath" of Jack.<ref>{{cite web|last=Hopkins|first=David|authorlink=David Hopkins|url=http://www.pholph.com/strip.php?id=5&sid=3076|title=Arc XXXV: Sever The Hunger, Strip 3076-3086|publisher=Jack|date=2009-10-|accessdate=2009-10-16}}{{dead link}}</ref>

;[[Fnar]]
:Fnar, who died while still in utero, appears as a child dressed in a blue and green [[Wikipedia:Sailor suit|sailor suit]]. He is missing his nose, because when his form in hell was being created, a crow tore it off. Although Fnar died unborn, and hence without sin, he was sent to Hell, primarily to keep him close to his mother. Curious, trusting, and always smiling, Fnar is unaffected by the horrors of Hell because he died [[Wikipedia:Innocent|innocent]] and [[Wikipedia:vincible ignorance|ignorant]]. He spends much of his time exploring Hell's riotous and fascinating landscape, while occasionally providing companionship to the reaper, Jack, or reuniting with his Hell-bound mother. His name is an acronym for "For No Apparent Reason".

;[[Drip Rat|Drip Tiberius Rat]]
:The embodiment of lust, Drip is a monstrous blue [[rat]] with distinct, black scars around both eyes. In life, Drip was a serial rapist and murderer.<ref>{{cite web|last=Hopkins|first=David|authorlink=David Hopkins|url=http://www.pholph.com/index_a.php?Strip=49|title=Short III: Drip's Lust, Strip 49|publisher=Jack|date=2001-06-13|accessdate=2007-10-28|archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20070928140201/http://www.pholph.com/index_a.php?Strip=49|archivedate=2007-09-28}}</ref> In death, Drip perpetuates these sins and shows no regard for his own redemption, making him a terrific threat to anyone who ventures too near. Jack, in particular, is tormented regularly by Drip. As part of his punishment, Drip is unable to feel any sort of gratification for his sins in Hell. Drip appears in other projects by Hopkins and functions as his nickname.<ref>[http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Pepe/ David Hopkins's VCL art archive.] Accessed 2007-09-25.</ref>

;[[Farrago]]
:A young angel who often struggles to make sense of the politics of Heaven and Hell. She is portrayed as a [[ferret]] with bloody stumps protruding from her back, suggesting that her wings have been violently removed. A sympathetic character, Farrago develops an affinity for Jack upon their first meeting. She and Jack collaborate against injustices on numerous occasions. During a conversation with Todd, she reveals that in life she was a member of "Her Majesty's Royal Armed Infantry in the days before guns and artillery."

;[[Central]]
:A senior angel who adheres strictly to God's rule. A hybrid, her breed has been described as a "Hodge-Podge." It was revealed that Central and Jack were close during life but currently have a difficult relationship.<ref>{{cite web|last=Hopkins|first=David|authorlink=David Hopkins|url=http://www.pholph.com/index_a.php?Strip=618|title=Arc XIX: Wednesday's Child, Strip 618|publisher=Jack|date=2004-12-08|accessdate=2007-10-31}}{{dead link}}</ref> Although Central outwardly expresses a disdain for the reaper, she is, by nature, deeply dedicated to his redemption. She often struggles with her conflicting feelings for him.

;Others
:Other characters include the other five sins, '''[[Vince Van Morrison]]''' (Greed), '''[[Kane|Dr. Kane]]''' (Envy), '''[[Bob Vorsh|Bob]] and [[Lisa Svaloe-Vorsh|Lisa Vorsh]]''' (Gluttony), '''[[Emily]]''' (Vanity) and the unnamed '''[[Sloth (Jack)|Sloth]]'''. There are also denizens of Hell, Heaven, Purgatory, and characters living on Earth. '''God''' also makes several appearances as a [[sheep|ewe]].

==Merchandise==
[[File:JackPlatformGameScreenshot.png|thumb|right|[[Screenshot]] from the ''Jack'' [[Wikipedia:Platform game|platform game]]]]

Four [[comic book]]s containing collections of ''Jack'' comics (also referred to as the "dead tree versions") have been published by [[FurNation]]. These include bonus story arcs not available online. There are also comic books by Hopkins and guest writers set in the same [[Wikipedia:Fictional universe|universe]] as ''Jack''. These are ''Cliff'' (2 issues) and ''Long Island'' (1 issue). The former is a joint project with [[Roz Gibson]], the latter is with Katie Hopkins.<ref name="Furplanet"/> There is a fan-made freeware platform game based on ''Jack''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.rpgmaker.net/games/35/|title=Jack|publisher=RM Network|date=2007-06-09|accessdate=2007-10-28}}</ref>

{| class="wikitable"
! Name
! Published
! Pages
|-
| ''Jack: Issue #01''
| September 2004
| 32
|-
| ''Jack: Issue #02''
| October 2005
| 32
|-
| ''Jack: Issue #03''
| May 2006
| 32
|-
| ''Jack: Issue #04''
| June 2007
| 36
|-
| ''Cliff: Issue #01''
| January 2005
| 32
|-
| ''Cliff: Issue #02''
| October 2005
| 32
|-
| ''Long Island: Issue #01''
| May 2006
| 32
|}

==Reception==
''Jack'' has a mixed reception. Positive reviews claim ''Jack'' is enjoyable because the story arcs contain meaning and comments on morality. One review of it said, "Each story arc has been deeper than the last, showing the politics and struggles of those that control Heaven and Hell. Each story has a moral to it; a massively deeper meaning that gives the reader a glimpse into his or her own soul. Jack is philosophical. Jack is intense. Jack is violent, sadistic, cruel, merciless, and never holds back a punch. Jack is also perhaps one of the absolute best comics on the web today. It takes an iron stomach to be able to see some of the images that David presents to the reader, but if you can handle it, you'll be hard pressed to disagree."<ref name="Comixtalk"/>

However, critics attacked ''Jack'' because of these attempts to make serious stories. One wrote, "To people who value glitz over substance, ''Jack'' can pass for a deep and thoughtful meditation on the meaning of life, death, retribution and punishment. But stop to think for a moment, and what once looked like depth is really just so much chaos. That's too bad, because ''Jack'' is a comic that so desperately wants to be taken seriously, so desperately wants to shock and appall "the squares" with poorly rendered guts and gore, so desperately wants to be oh so edgy."<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.vivisector.org/vivblog/index.php?/archives/16-Jack.html|title=Jack|publisher=Vivisector|author=The New Meat|date=2005-03-03|accessdate=2010-05-15}}</ref> Others have complained about the use of graphic violence, the way that it deals with Christian issues, and spelling mistakes, with one review saying that, "''Jack'' could benefit from a good editor."<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.masterzdm.com/enter/webcomicbookclub/full.php?cid=24|title=Full Reviews of Jack|publisher=Master Zen Dao Meow|accessdate=2007-11-02}}</ref>

==Awards==
''Jack'' was joint winner of "Best Dramatic Comic" (alongside ''[[Wikipedia:Demonology 101|Demonology 101]]'') at the [[Wikipedia:Web Cartoonist's Choice Awards|Web Cartoonist's Choice Awards]] in [[Wikipedia:2004 Web Cartoonist's Choice Awards|2004]].<ref name="2004 WCCA"/> It was also nominated in [[Wikipedia:2002 Web Cartoonist's Choice Awards|2002]],<ref name="2002Award">{{cite web|url=http://www.ccawards.com/2002.htm|title=2002 Winners and Nominees|publisher=Web Cartoonist Choice Awards|accessdate=2007-10-28}}</ref> [[Wikipedia:2003 Web Cartoonist's Choice Awards|2003]],<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ccawards.com/2003ceremony/dramatic.htm|title=2003 Best Dramatic Comic|publisher=Web Cartoonist Choice Awards|accessdate=2007-10-28}}</ref> and [[Wikipedia:2005 Web Cartoonist's Choice Awards|2005]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ccawards.com/2005ceremony/dramatic.htm|title=2005 Best Dramatic Comic|publisher=Web Cartoonist Choice Awards|accessdate=2007-10-28}}</ref> In the same ceremony, it was nominated for "Best Anthropomorphic Comic" in 2002 and 2003.<ref name="2002Award"/><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ccawards.com/2003ceremony/anthro.htm|title=2003 Best Anthropomorphic Comic|publisher=Web Cartoonist Choice Awards|accessdate=2007-10-28}}</ref> It was also nominated for "Best Environment Design" in 2003 and "Best Story Concept" in 2005.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ccawards.com/2003ceremony/environment.htm|title=2003 Best Environment Design|publisher=Web Cartoonist Choice Awards|accessdate=2007-10-28}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ccawards.com/2005ceremony/story.htm|title=2005 Best Dramatic Comic|publisher=Web Cartoonist Choice Awards|accessdate=2007-10-28}}</ref> ''Jack'' was nominated for "Best Anthropomorphic Comic Book or Strip" at the [[Ursa Major Awards]] for 2001 and 2003, and as "Best Graphic Story" for 2009.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ursamajorawards.org/UMA_2001.htm|title=Award Winners 2001|publisher=Ursa Major Awards|accessdate=2007-10-28}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ursamajorawards.org/UMA_2003.htm|title=Award Winners 2003|publisher=Ursa Major Awards|accessdate=2007-10-28}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ursamajorawards.org/nominations.htm|title=2009 Award Nominees |publisher=Ursa Major Awards|accessdate=2010-05-18}}</ref>

==Cameos==
There have been many cameos on ''Jack'', including appearances from [[Pink]], [[Skye Bluedeer]], [[SueDeer]], [[Amber Williams|Mab]], [[Gene Catlow]] & [[Cotton]], [[Vinci & Arty]], [[Silverblue]] and [[Trixi]] & [[Ryan Dewalt|Tet]].
* The comic recently featured what may have been a [http://www.pholph.com/strip.php?id=5&sid=1217 cameo appearance]{{dead link}} of [[Uncle Kage]] in the ''Joann and Jeremy'' arc. Depicted as he has usually described the meaning of the name, a roach, he features in the arc as a guest speaker at a wedding in his labcoat delivering a speech about God and love while taking one or two breaks during the speech to sip wine out of a martini glass. He later [http://www.pholph.com/strip.php?id=5&sid=1221 wanders in the crowd]{{dead link}}, being approached and called by name by the groom and thanked for the speech, to which Kage said "Why thank you m'boy. By the way, I certainly hope you remembered what I said, because I sure don't." This could be due to being drunk when he gave the speech, though. In the same strip, the characters [[Vinci & Arty]] can be seen dancing together in the first panel.
* [[2, the Ranting Gryphon]] is referred to in a Jack [http://www.pholph.com/strip.php?id=5&sid=1312 comic short],{{dead link}} in which a "ranting talent agent" whose species is a gryphon has a small '#2' written in over his head.
* The [[Funday Pawpet Show]] is referred to in ''[http://www.pholph.com/strip.php?id=5&sid=1393 Those That Run]''.{{dead link}}
* Jack [http://www.doemain.com/index.cgi/2004-08-30 appeared] on ''[[A Doemain of Our Own]]'' as one of the potential explanations for the disappearance of Eric from the plotline
* [[Newshounds]] is referenced in several of the comic strips
* The [[Extinctioners]] appears as a [http://www.pholph.com/strip.php?id=5&sid=3389 cartoon on a television set]

[[Amber Williams|Mab]] of [[Mab's Land]] and [[DMFA]] also drew a series of [[wikipedia:chibi|chibi]]fied versions of the characters of ''Jack''. These are displayed in [http://web.archive.org/web/20080415193221/http://pholph.com/chibi.htm Mab's Chibi Hell].

==References==
{{Reflist|2}}

== See also ==
* [[:Category:Jack characters|List of ''Jack'' characters]]

==External links==
* ''[http://www.pholph.com/ Jack]''
* [http://www.pholph.com/forum/ ''Jack'' Forums]
* [irc://irc.anthrochat.net/Jack ''Jack'' IRC Chat]
* [http://webcomicoverlook.com/2009/09/17/the-webcomic-overlook-96-jack/ Review of Jack], September 2009
* [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/326.109198-Webcomic-Review-Interview-with-Jacks-David-Hopkins Webcomic Review: Interview with Jack's David Hopkins] (23 April 2009)
* [http://jack.furries.ru/ Jack, in Russian]
* [http://www.thewebcomiclist.com/p/186/jack Jack] on the Webcomic List
* [http://badwebcomics.wikidot.com/jack Jack] on the Bad Webcomics Wiki

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