
I'll probably get hate for this, but Noah gave me the ick. He had some serious personality issues; he was immature as hell. Everything had to be about Noah; he did not like attention diverted from himself. If he didn't like what he heard or didn't get his way, he would distance himself, avoid the issues, give the silent treatment, and pout until Mason let him have his way. Even when it was Mason's moment at the award show, he made it about himself. Mason dropped everything to go to Noah. Noah couldn't let him have one damn moment for himself.
The artwork was decent, though it took me a bit to get used to the "Archie Comic" feel, and Tony was drawn in a way that felt like he didn't belong in the same story. I swear he looked like Seth Rogen to the point I was hearing his voice. You could also tell the writer or artist kind of made up how movies were made without doing any research, I kept pointing at the screen and saying, "They wouldn't do that... "That's a liability."... "That's illegal."
Overall, it was an okay story, despite all the plot holes and inconsistencies. Not a favorite, but it was alright.
I'm rereading this one soon. I audibly laughed several times, and I agree with about 90% of the comments. I had so much fun reading this one. I love the family dynamic both guys had with their siblings, and I like how once Seul figured out his feelings, he was in it all the way. He was so in love and proud to have Jun. Wholesome, smutty, funny, great art and storyline and a buff bottom. This is as close to a perfect story as you're going to get.