Under the leadership of the benevolent Samurai Jack, society has prospered-everything is in line with his philosophies, his storied stoicism, and of course his hair. Of course, this is all news to Jack who doesn't much care for this impostor using his name. Then, as Jack travels through lonely mountain roads, he's warned to turn back lest he disturb a haunted village. Of course, Jack's never one to shy from danger. But maybe some things are better left undisturbed. SNAP That's the sound of a bear trap closing on the leg of Samurai Jack. As Jack tries to get free, hunters descend--but is he the only one they're hunting? In the last story, Jack has traveled to the four corners of the earth and beyond--even seeing the world from space--so his time as a passenger on a vessel sent out to prove the earth's shape should be easy, right? Wrong. Nothing's ever so easy when Jack finds his beliefs shaken to their very core.