I don't think so at all. I read the entire series, I waited for every new boom with baited breath. But without spoiling anything- by the end it had clearly gon

I don't think so at all. I read the entire series, I waited for every new boom with baited breath. But without spoiling anything- by the end it had clearly gone the way of the Battlestar Galactica remake. They had no idea where to take the story and by the end it was painfully obvious. At least Moore admitted that by the end he was as lost as we were. Same with GRRM, or even Stephen Kimg and the Gunslinger series. I absolutely adore a good story but much prefer ones with a general outline finished before writing a series. Disjointed stories with years between each never seem as good to me by their conclusions. Castlevania started out great but meandered to 'WTAF how could you make me hate a Castlevania adult cartoon?!' in typical Netflix fashion. Take the opposite example of Cowboy Bebop, had a pretty clear arc as well as an ending, and was perfect for it. But I guess everyone just wants to be The Simpsons and drag things on forever.