Lost Kubricks Event: tomorrow in LA!

LOST Kubricks – world premiere at Meltdown Comics

Ask no questions, just click on the following link, get VERY excited, and then get yourself to the comic shop detailed here tomorrow:

http://comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=18857

Paul

Comments

[The FergStation]

I was just wondering if anyone caught the Alice in Wonderland theme. "The Looking Glass" is from AIWL. And in a recent episode, I believe when Kate went into Aaron's room there was a poster of the Rabbit from AIWL. If you know the story, the Rabbit went around with his watch saying, "I'm Late, I'm Late, I'm Late!" In Season One, Charlie writes LATE on his taped fingers. And it was Charlie who went down to the Looking Glass.

[Flavio]

it isn't a comment, I really want to say that the final chapter of Lost deserve be on the cinemas, with 2 or 3 hours of duracion, on a holiday, so a lot of fans will be able to see it around the world at same time, than after it will be on TV.

[TheHade]

Dear Paul,
Thanks a lot for the 100-page season five special!
My favourite features were the first part of the LOST set report (Thank you very much for being so extensive! Now I cannot wait for the continuation!), the interviews with production designer Jonathan Carlson, costumes supervisors Lizabeth Maggini-Mackay and Susie Zaguirre as well as script supervisor Diane Frauenholz!
In up-coming issues I'd love you interview Sonya "Penny" Walger and writer / supervising producer Paul Zbyszewski please!
And I still would like to read an article on the actual making of the magazine itself!
A feature on your "LOST Initiative"-video podcast would also be very interesting in my opinion!
Thank you very much for your continued support!
Keep up your great work!
Best wishes,
Mick

[TheHade]

Dear Paul,
thanks a lot for issue #23 of the official LOST magazine!
My personal highlghts this time were the interviews with Jeremy Davies and Yunjin Kim (Next time please make sure to ask her when an English version of her memoir "Hollywood Story" will finally be published!), the article on the making of the 100th episode cake, and the first part of the report on the WGA-seminar (Thank you very much for being so extensive! Now I cannot wait for the continuation!)!
As I already said (Thank you for printing my suggestions in your "Voices From The Fuselage"-section!) I'd love you to interview Sonya "Penny" Walger and writer / supervising producer Paul Zbyszewski in up-coming issues, please! Ask them about "FlashForward" and "Day Break", respectively, as well, please!
And I still would like to read an article on the actual making of the magazine itself!
A feature on your "LOST Initiative"-video podcast would also be very interesting in my opinion!
Thank you very much for your continued support!
Keep up your great work!
Best wishes,
Mick