I made some comics about LOST at the end of last season. You guys might enjoy them. I draw these for fun and for other geeks to enjoy, so let me know if this isn't the right place to post this sort of thing. Feedback is always appreciated.

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( Wednesday's PVP was Lost related. )

PVP is probably my favorite webcomic. Definitely check it out if, you uh...have a sense of humor or something.

Based on Further Instructions (03x03), I was really, really expecting the worst last week. Boy was I wrong. Every Man for Himself is definately one of my favorite episodes of the series, right up there with Walkabout and Man of Science, Man of Faith. The flashbacks were a little boring, I guess, but the island action was frickin' great!

Anyways...

This week's comic features some interaction with our favorite doctor and our..uh..well, we don't exactly know what Ben is, but it's Ben. Ben is in the comic. So! Without further explanation or procrastination, here is this week's Lost Scene from Lost!

( This comic contains season 3 spoilers. )

I know this is a little late, but better late than never, right? Haha...right guys?

In all seriousness, I didn't get to watch Lost while it aired last week for the first time since I started watching the show. It was pretty hellacious, but I made it through. "Is he talking about not being able to see Lost when it aired or the episode?" I'll never tell.

This week's comic contains two characters from the show that are brand spankin' new to the comic. So! Without further explanation or procrastination, here is this week's Lost Scene from Lost!

( This comic contains season 3 spoilers. )

Gotta make this quick, as this should've been my last priority of the night. Didn't want a week to go by without a "Lost Scene from Lost" comic. There was a bit of humor in The Glass Ballerina, which makes it a little more difficult for me to come up with material. I went through a couple ideas, and this is the one that made the cut. So!

Without further explanation or procrastination, here is this week's Lost Scene from Lost!

( This comic contains season 2 spoilers. )

And with a new season of Lost comes a new season of Lost comics! If you haven't seen one of these before, the basic idea is that for every episode of Lost that airs, I create a comic strip that imagines a scene that ends up on the cutting room floor. They're often an attempt at humor, but they are official canon, as they are all approved by series writer Damon Lindelof!

Without further explanation or procrastination, here is this week's Lost Scene from Lost!

( This comic contains spoilers for Episode 1 of Season 3: A Tale of Two Cities )

New comic posted!

Just a Lil Lost

I'm hoping this is okay since in the FAQ it said I could share graphics we made.. :P

I've got a new comic up at my webcomic: Just A Lil Lost
(or a few new ones for those that missed the previous ones)



Charlie Pace in "Why not?"

(x-posted in several Lost communities)

I've had this in the works for a LONG time.. lots of planning and I couldn't quite decide how I wanted it to look but I've finally put it on LJ.. just wanted to share with everybody my Lost webcomic strip entitled...



Enjoy :P and please be kind.. lol.. i know i'm not the greatest artist but I couldn't resist making the comic strip.. :)

Hey! I know it's been a while since this episode even aired, but it just didn't feel right to not do a comic for one of Lost's best episodes (IMHO). So click the cut below to check out the comic!

( This episode's Lost Scene from Lost contains spoilers for Season 2, Episode 23. )

Hi all, just wanted to let you know that the latest episode of my LOST webcomic CAPSLOST!! can be found here. Thanks for everybody who commented last time! Hope you enjoy it. :)

Mild language warning (PG-13).

X-posted to _we_are_lost

(Apologies to the mods for the lack of subject line last time - I swear I typed one!)

Hey all,

Hope this is allowed...I recently started a new webcomic based on both House, M.D. and Lost. I just posted the first Lost comic here. It's a recap of the Season 2 finale, so spoiler warning for those who haven't seen it yet.

Lost fans might enjoy Today's Two Lumps.

Pretty predictable (but still good) episode, but I'm pretty excited about the no reruns system set in place for next season.

( Strangly, this week's comic contains no spoilers. So, yeah. Enjoy it. )

For an episode with such little amount of clues in it (the Henry gale scene seemed an afterthought), I really enjoyed last night's episode of Lost. This week's Lost Scene from LOST, which you can read here, takes place the night before the episode begins.

This week's comic contains very very very very very minor season 2 spoilers involving a "relationship" between two characters. If you aren't already aware of it, I have no idea why you're reading this community.



P.S. Feel free to post these wherever you want. I don't mind promotion. honest.

We've almost made it! One week until a string of 3 new episodes...I think?

This week's comic contains spoilers for House of the Rising Sun (one of my fave's from Season One). You can check it out here.(That link goes to a new website I've made for my comics. There's not much up, but feel free to snoop around.)

Also, welcome Michael to the comic strip! WALT!

This week, I realized that reruns aren't that bad. Why? I get to play in the realm of the dead.

Since I started this comic in the midst of season two, reruns allow me to work with some characters currently residing in that gorgeous beachfront cemetary the losties have built.

I won't spoil who (in case anyone reading this is still on season one, and if you are, get off the internet and go finish it already, jeez), but welcome back an old favorite in this week's Lost Scene from LOST.

Suprisingly, this comic does not contain any spoilers from tonight's episode Whatever the Case May Be. It does, however, contain spoiler's for season one episode 13, Hearts and Minds.

I can't help but think that those clammoring for "answers" from the show got some pretty cool hints this week, even if they only raised more questions. A lot went down.

I really don't have much to say about it, so I'll say this. The comic is late this week, partly because I got caught up in American Idol and partly because the cable company hasn't wanted me going on The Internet for the past two days (from home, anyways.)

Without further ado (does "ado" mean bullshit?), I present to thee this week's Lost Scene from LOST.

Needless to say, the comic contains spoilers for this week's episode, Maternity Leave.

I hope I'm the first to send this in.

I really like the comic "Monty", it usually brings good satire. And the artist must be a Lost fan:

Monty and Hurley

Hey, episode of Lost. I know this may sound silly, but, you look familiar...have we met before?


Yes, a rerun. But a new strip! You can fit this scene into the short period of time that Charlie and Kate are alone in the jungle. Yeah, the other fans had to sit through the pilot episode again, which they probably own on DVD, but only those in this community and a few people on my friends list get to see this week's Lost Scene from LOST.

Needless to say, the comic contains spoilers for this week's episode, Pilot.