Multiplex perfectly portrays the real foibles and friendships of a lousy job with a couple of perks. Also, it looks round and colorful and sweet, like delicious candy. I recommend reading Multiplex over getting an actual job.
— Bryan Lee O’Malley,
    Scott Pilgrim vs. the World

[Multiplex tells the story of] a group of young twenty-somethings, on the front lines of the movies we love (and love to hate)… Think Clerks in a movie theatre.
— Chris Arrant, Newsarama

The characters really steal the show.
— Delos Woodruff, Pop Syndicate

Thoroughly entertaining… If you don’t recognize you or your friends in any of these characters, you aren’t looking very hard.
— Jason Sacks, Comics Bulletin

(McAlpin) is a master of pushing the story forward without using words.
— Chicago Tribune

Hilarious… Grade: A
— Roman Colombo, Weekly Comic Book Review

The best parts of continuing storyline and daily gag comics. McAlpin’s drawing style is brilliant… One of the finer collections of web comics available.
— M.C. Shumaker, Fandomania

Damned funny… A must-have for fans of the strip and a should-buy for those looking for a new graphic novel to enjoy.
— Marc Mason, Comics Waiting Room

Doesn’t miss a beat in poking fun at films, the filmmakers who make them, the actors who star in them and most of all, the people who pay to see them.
— Ernie Estrella, PopCultureShock

Multiplex sets the standard for webcomics using solid storytelling, satire, human drama, work life and serves it on a platform that we all understand — the social watering hole of the movie theater.
— Jimmie Robinson, Bomb Queen

Wonderful… An engaging character ensemble with just the right blend of way too much pop culture.
— Zander Cannon,
    The Replacement God, Top Ten