Jack of Fables Books in Order

Jack rolls into Las Vegas, finds a wealthy new bride, and somehow makes romance look like another hustle. At the same time, his past with the Snow Queen starts to cast a colder shadow over the comedy.

This opening Jack of Fables collection sends Jack out on the road and straight into captivity. His charm, ego, and refusal to stay put turn a hidden prison for storybook figures into the start of a much bigger mess.

Roaming deeper into American myth, Jack crosses paths with folk heroes, tall tales, and the rougher edges of the national storybook. It plays like a shaggy road trip where every new legend is another chance for trouble.

Jack's bad habits finally catch up with him as his past with the Snow Queen and the figure of Jack Frost come into clearer focus. The laughs are still there, but the consequences start landing harder.

This volume digs into Jack's past while the Page sisters and Bookburner push the present-day plot toward open conflict. It is still funny, but the stakes start getting sharper and more personal.

Bookburner's army comes down hard on Revise's compound, and Jack returns to the mess as if he were born to command it. Long-buried secrets and story-world warfare make this one of the bigger swings in the series.

Jack Frost heads toward the Imperial Homeworld to chase a much larger destiny. Meanwhile, Jack Horner is changing into something alarming, and the split focus gives the series a fun, uneasy new shape.

Jack lands in a far-future realm where old technology is treated like magic and feudal power has taken over. Hunting the Fulminate Blade sounds simple until the world starts lying to him at every turn.

Jack Frost sets out on a dragon-slaying quest, not knowing the beast he seeks is his own father. Back home, the Page sisters try to rebuild the Great Library while the series races toward its finish.

Kicked loose from Fabletown, Jack hits the American heartland and starts making trouble almost immediately. This spin-off trades civic politics for road stories, renegade legends, and a hero who lies as easily as he breathes.