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Cargando... InterWorld (2007)por Neil Gaiman, J. Michael Reaves
  
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 Ivia | Mar 1, 2024 |   I like the concept of the book, it made me think that Buffy the Vampire Slayer would be a HEX show and Doctor Who would be a binary show, sort of... (  ) adastra | Jan 15, 2024 |  ) zjakkelien | Jan 2, 2024 | **Reluctant Hero filled with fear and confusion- but resolute eventually **A new team Walking right into well-laid traps **Problematic interpersonal communication (especially considering that everyone is a variation of Joey Harker). **...and Hue! Gotta love that Mudluff. What are you Hue? I think I know but I'm not sure. NOTE: The BIG Trap could have been expanded upon (say, someone at Altiverse was actually a HEX operative...that's what I initially thought - which could have created glorious inner-conflict because a variation of a Joey would have been a Betrayer of all the other Joeys.) but I guess it would have been to obvious The Interworld is the interdimensional/multidimensional/parallel universes through the eyes of a teenager thrust into the boots of "Hero" and blundering all the way to the end. I am a fan of Joey Harker because if I think about it, at age 15, I'd have probably made the same mistakes on a mission or worse regardless of all the Altiverse training. It's a psychedelic and enjoyable theory of multiworlds which could easily become a cult favorite for the new generation in the same way Back To The Future was such a hit for my mom and dad's generation (and I love BTTF). Also, after reading the note at the end - those TV Executives who couldn't grasp this concept were a bunch of **#$% because honestly>/i>, this would be an easy sell at any of the Streaming services today. One of the best scenes is at the beginning with all the variations hating Joey for something that happened to another variation of Joey. And he says, simply: "I can't hate myself forever". ( ) RoadtripReader | Aug 24, 2023 | ) kslade | Dec 8, 2022 | sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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Joly Harker no es un heroe. De hecho es el tipo de chico que es capaz de perderse en su propia casa. Pero un dia, Joey si que se pierde; en serio. Sale de este mundo para meterse de lleno en otra dimension. El paseo que Joey se da entre dos mundos no es habitual y su extrana habilidad hace que dos fuerzas enemigas mortales se enfrenten para hacerse con ese poder. Los ejercitos de la ciencia y de la magia quieren aprender como trasladarse entre realidades de la misma manera en que el lo hace y parece que sus unicas opciones son unirse a los unos o a los otros. Sin embargo, pronto descubre que hay muchos como el y que a pesar de sus formas y tamanos, comparten muchas similitudes con el propio Joey? El maestro Neil Gaiman se une al ganador de un Emmy y escritor de ciencia ficcion Michael Reaves para crear una deslumbrante historia sobre magia, ciencia, honor y el destino de un chico muy especial? y de todos los demas que se parecen a el." No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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recent SF: boy meets different versions of himself in sort of alternate universes?
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It doesn't read like his collaboration with Terry Pratchett: "Good Omens". There is no mark of his hand at all. The writing is clunky and the similes are just so bad that they are like leftover school pizza (almost exactly like that). The protagonist is an idiot, and unfortunately it is only by his idiocy that the plot moves at all. Any good possible uses of the many-worlds setting are wasted in favor of paper villains and a war that fails to feel like it matters in any way.
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