The Complete Ending of Drunkard Jack Comics

1. Legend has it that there was a stingy drunkard named Jack. He was lazy and willing to be clever. One day he made a deal with the devil, willing to exchange his soul for his last drink. The devil turned into sixpence to pay the bill for him. Grab the pennies and put them in the pocket with the silver cross - then the devil will never change again. After the devil begged, Jack made him promise not to take his life within ten years before letting him go free. Ten years later, Jack met the devil on the road and asked the devil to pick an apple for him before collecting his soul. Then when the devil climbed up the tree, he nailed the silver cross to the tree - thus the devil was trapped again. This time Jack asked the devil to promise that he would never take his soul. In desperation, the devil agreed. After a few years, Jack's life finally came to an end.

2. Because he was drunk, stingy and liked to tease people during his lifetime, he was refused entry to heaven after his death. But because the devil gave him a guarantee, hell would not accept him. So Jack became a lonely ghost from then on. The devil gave him a small piece of charcoal, which Jack placed in a hollow radish to light his way back into the darkness. This charcoal lantern was the prototype of the later jack-o'-lantern. Later, when Europeans immigrated to the United States, they found pumpkins, a better material for lanterns than radishes.

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