Costumes and key items which have been used in the past seasons will be displayed first during San Diego Comic Con this week.
- Jul 22, 2009
AceShowbiz - Since the series is coming to an end with the sixth season, "Lost" is allowing fans to have a piece of the island by participating on an auction. During its panel at the imminent San Diego Comic Con, "Lost" will display some of its iconic props and sell them to the highest bidder after the series finale in May 2010.
"In celebration of our fans around the world, Profiles in History has been selected to auction a selection of original props, set pieces, costumes and collectors' artifacts from the entire series in order to give our fans a chance to own a piece of one of the greatest, most iconic shows in history," ABC announced. "A first look at some of these items will take place at this year's San Diego Comic Con."
"Lost" panel will be held on Saturday, July 25 at Hall H starting 11 A.M., but the display of the props will be previewed at booth #315 throughout the four days (July 23-26). Among the items up for auction are Kate's toy plane, Hurley's winning lottery ticket, Locke's hunting knife, Sawyer's letter, Charlie's guitar, Mr. Eko's club as well as other key props, costumes and set pieces from the first five seasons.
At Comic Con, creators Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse will be present to answer questions and give a preview of the sixth season. "This is the final hurrah," Cuse said in an interview with TV Guide magazine. "We're not going back to Comic-Con after show is done and in fact, the theme for our panel this year is fan appreciation. We're going as much to celebrate the fans who made Lost everything that it is as we are to talk about the show. It's really exciting and a little bittersweet for us because this is it."
