A Cop and His Robot

In 2048, being a cop has become such a dangerous job that being human is no longer enough.

Sports betting is a crucial part of modern fandom. Yet statistics prove many assumptions about it may be wrong.

Star Trek canon confirms that Captain Kirk completed the Enterprise’s historic five-year mission in 2270—but television never showed its final assignment, homecoming or farewell. Licensed novels, comics and fan productions have offered their own conclusions, yet the canonical last chapter remains missing.

Fox aired Firefly out of sequence, withheld three completed episodes and canceled the series before its first season finished. Serenity later answered several of its central mysteries, while comics—and a proposed animated continuation—kept the crew flying without fully completing their journey.

NBC canceled The Fantastic Journey before its travelers reached Evoland—but the writers had a map, a destination and an intended escape.

Reaper ended with Sam Oliver losing his wager with the Devil and his soul still claimed. Finale Interruptus examines the third season and ending that never came.

The Spindrift crew found multiple ways back to Earth—but Land of the Giants ended after 51 episodes with its castaways still stranded. We reopen the case. 

DC Next Level promises accessible new beginnings, but its Teen Titans relaunch raises a harder question: Can comics welcome new readers without discarding history?

The Pretender survived NBC cancellation and returned for two TV movies, but Jarod's story still wasn't finished. Finale Interruptus investigates what happened.

Critical Blast Publishing and Destroyer Books bring Remo Williams, Chiun and the secret organization CURE to the graphic-novel page in a massive adaptation available in five distinct editions.