Apoptotic cells are known to get engulfed by immune cells. However, apoptotic cancer stem cells that resurrect by reconstructing themselves from apoptotic bodies (called blebbishields; red fluorescence) evade phagocytosis by immune cells (green fluorescence) through blebbishield-immune cell fusion to generate hybrid cells (termed PBSHMS cells; cover image was imaged at 1 week after fusion). PBSHMS cells exhibit chromosomal instability and are capable of tumorigenesis, and metastasis in nude mice demonstrates that these hybrids are not the product of phagocytosis. For details, see article by Jinesh and Kamat on page 6144.