Shatner, who is set to travel into space with Jeff Bezos in the near future, said of the project, 'My association with Pure Imagination is beyond my sheer imagination. Now, Shatner seems to be ready to take TekWar that step further. The franchise also included comic books and a video game, and all in all was about as immersive as it could be at that time. The first book was published in 1989 and was adapted into an Emmy-nominated TV series featuring Shatner that aired on USA Network and Sci-Fi Channel between 19. This new project seems to currently be in the early stages of development, so more details should be revealed as the series is developed further.The TekWar franchise started as a series of books written by William Shatner, which were set in Los Angeles in the year 2043 and told the story of a former detective framed for selling a mind-altering drug that has the potential to bring a virus into the world that will destroy humanity's future.

An ex-detective is falsely accused of dealing the drug, which has the capacity to become a virus that will ravage humanity as we know it. The original TekWar novels tell the tale of futuristic Los Angeles and a bio-digital microchip that is actually a highly illegal, mind-altering drug. TekWar has also been adapted into a comic book series and a video game.

Throughout 1994, four made-for-TV films based on the show were released. The novels were adapted into an Emmy-nominated television series of the same name that ran from 1994 to 1996, which featured Shatner as a series regular. TekWar started out as a best-selling book series created by Shatner and ghost-written by beloved science-fiction author, Ron Goulart. It’s becoming our reality now, and we’re excited to build a storyverse around it.” TekWar was truly ahead of its time envisioning a future filled with AI and the world of simulated reality.

“We are very excited to work with the legendary William Shatner to reimagine the world of TekWar at a post-pandemic time. Roberts, Pure Imagination’s Chief Content Officer, spoke about creating a series with Shatner, saying: RELATED: William Shatner on the First Four ‘Star Trek’ Movies and His Thoughts on Whether They Should Fix Mistakes with Modern VFX

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