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A review by hellsfire
Multiplex: There and Back Again: Book Two by Gordon McAlpin
4.0
This is one of two webcomics I read and by far, my favorite. Oddly enough, I much prefer my webcomics in a physical. Probably because I hate clicking on lists.
Anyhow, it's great to read it again and it's still an excellent read on not only the goings on in a movie theater but the young people who work there. That said, as much as I enjoyed this book, there were a few flaws with it.
There and Back Again focuses entirely too much on Jason. I say that with Jason being my favorite character. But one of the things that makes Multiplex great is that it's an ensemble cast. That cast disappears for a huge chunk of the book and focuses on Jason and his love life. Speaking of which, why do the girls like him so much? He's as critical and sarcastic about movies as I am (and in other things), but I get no where with the ladies.
With that said, it's still a great read. I hope the next volume will be able to do a better job at balancing the cast, and maybe focusing more on the bromance. Because bromance > romance.
Anyhow, it's great to read it again and it's still an excellent read on not only the goings on in a movie theater but the young people who work there. That said, as much as I enjoyed this book, there were a few flaws with it.
There and Back Again focuses entirely too much on Jason. I say that with Jason being my favorite character. But one of the things that makes Multiplex great is that it's an ensemble cast. That cast disappears for a huge chunk of the book and focuses on Jason and his love life. Speaking of which, why do the girls like him so much? He's as critical and sarcastic about movies as I am (and in other things), but I get no where with the ladies.
With that said, it's still a great read. I hope the next volume will be able to do a better job at balancing the cast, and maybe focusing more on the bromance. Because bromance > romance.