Is GODDESS MODE the Best AI Comic? A Review for Tech Fans

Goddess Mode Comic Graphic Novel Cover

Goddess Mode is a sci-fi AI comic with the power to capture the imagination of tech enthusiasts and dreamers alike! In this Goddess Mode review, we’ll take a closer look at the thrilling adventure through its outlandish and futuristic premise. Buckle up, because this ride is anything but ordinary!

While I won’t claim it’s the best AI comic — that esteemed title, in my opinion, belongs to this simple AI comic: Artificial Intelligence | Gods and Mortals — haha! But let’s get serious: if you’re looking for an epic AI comic, then reading “Goddess Mode” could be your best bet.

Goddess Mode Review

In Goddess Mode, envision a future world where an Artificial Intelligence named AZOTH seamlessly fulfills humanity’s needs through implanted nanotechnology in our minds.

This revolutionary integration grants everyone effortless access to a vast network of services, including messaging, holographic assistance, easy access to self-driving cars, drones for deliveries, and all sorts of instantaneous communication. With AZOTH at the helm, daily life transforms into a connected experience, making convenience and innovation a reality for all.

The corporation driving this transformation is Hermeticorp, headquartered in Silicon Beach, Neo Los Angeles.

Goddess Mode AZOTH Explanation Scene

The company relocated from Silicon Valley due to significant devastation caused by a cholera outbreak in the early 2000s.

Hermeticorp boasts a team of the world’s most talented engineers, innovative content creators, and savvy advertisers. It’s akin to combining the strengths of past tech titans like Apple, Facebook and Google into a single, formidable powerhouse. And let’s not forget about Bill Gates and Microsoft, whose influence could have added even more firepower to this formidable ensemble.

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Cassandra and the war in AZOTH

Now getting back to Goddess Mode! Cassandra Price is aware of the sinister truth lurking beneath the surface. One fateful day, she is drawn into the realm of AZOTH, where she encounters the Oracles — powerful female figures engaged in a fierce battle against the Daemons.

The stakes are high and the war carries life-and-death implications. If Cassandra and her fellow Oracles fail, they risk complete obliteration. However, alongside the fight for survival, they also face a critical choice: should they reveal the shocking realities behind it all?

Psyche: Your Digital Assistant

Meet Psyche, your digital assistant and guide within the AZOTH Network! Integrated into your communication and sensory systems, she possesses an unparalleled awareness of everything you see, hear, and feel. Whether you have a question or need assistance, simply ask, and Psyche will be there to help you.

Cassandra Price with her Dad in the Tucker Brady Syndrome Ward

You can access your messages, alerts, digital content, and banking through your augmented reality interfaces, which in times past could have been done on your phone and computer. The service even allows for virtual reality telepresence, enhancing your personal connectivity like never before. Keep in mind that some features may incur additional fees, which include options for ad-free experiences and dedicated tech support.

One downside is that some individuals are affected by an illness known as Tucker Brady syndrome, for which there is currently no cure. This condition has caused many sufferers to fall into rare and unusual comas, including the company’s founder, which is how it got its name.

However, there is a silver lining: Hermeticorp offers the ability to transfer patients into a life support device, significantly extending their life expectancy from mere days to several months — though this service does have a fee.

AZOTH: The AI World

AZOTH exists both everywhere and nowhere, embodying the principle of “as above, so below.” It is a realm where data, thoughts, the unconscious, and fantasy intertwine — a nebulous dimension that permeates every aspect of the Analog and mirrored reflection of the physical world.

Hermeticorp CEO talking to Cassandra and Psyche

Psyche acts as the bridge between AZOTH and the Analog, tasked with serving humanity in accordance with Hermeticorp’s protocols.

One of her primary objectives is to safeguard and obscure the existence of AZOTH. To maintain this secrecy, she erases all relevant information; however, some beings possess the ability to retain knowledge of this hidden realm, defying her efforts to keep it concealed.

Goddess Mode: Oracles

Chaotic DAEMONS lurk within the depths of humanity’s unconscious, drawing strength from their suffering. These malevolent entities possess the ability to ensnare their victims, pulling them from the Analog world into the mysterious realm of AZOTH.

Unfortunately, most do not survive this encounter. When a person is devoured, all traces of their existence are wiped from memory, leaving no evidence that they ever lived. The body perishes, while the fate of the mind remains a tantalizing mystery.

Cassandra Price Oracle of Garbage

Those with a sufficiently strong will cannot be consumed by the DAEMONS; instead, they transform into Oracles capable of traversing between the Analog and Azoth. However, this transition is not without its challenges: they must confront the DAEMONS and survive long enough to return.

Goddess Mode Oracles

Goddess Mode: The Daemons

By defeating a Daemon, an Oracle can access the Exit Node through which the creature dragged its prey and make their way back to the Analog. Yet, this return isn’t permanent. Once a Daemon has marked you as prey, you will be drawn into AZOTH every time a Daemon attacks.

Daemons attacking in Goddess Mode Comic

The way to break this cycle remain shrouded in mystery, leaving no clear path for escape. Even if you hesitate to return, the choice is no longer yours.

Goddess Mode: Secrets

Reading Goddess Mode is not a simple stroll in the park; it often presents a complex narrative that delves deeper than your average comic book.

The story weaves intricate themes and layered character arcs, demanding the reader’s full attention and engagement. As you navigate its richly crafted world, you’ll encounter unexpected twists and philosophical undertones that challenge conventional storytelling in the genre.

Goddess Mode Comic Page

Stay focused, and you’ll gradually unravel the intricate complexities of its plot. Goddess Mode offers you an immersive reading experience that invites you to delve deeper with each page you turn.

As you engage with the narrative, the secrets of Goddess Mode unfold, revealing hidden layers and unexpected revelations that challenge your perceptions.

Goddess Mode Secrets Revealed

Goddess Mode: The Greek Mythology Associations

Cassandra and Psyche are familiar names in Greek mythology. The corporation Hermeticorp is obviously named after the Greek God, Hermes. You will even see a sign dedicated to Apollo in Goddess Mode. You also have Oracles in the Goddess Mode graphic novel, which Apollo knows all about.

Azoth is considered a universal remedy and a powerful solvent in the realm of alchemy, similar to alkahest, which is another unique alchemical substance. The pursuit of Azoth has been central to many alchemical quests, often symbolized by the Caduceus, the staff of Hermes. This is why AZOTH in Goddess Mode is associated with Hermeticorp.

Is Goddess Mode worth reading?

The Goddess Mode graphic novel plunges readers into a rich tapestry of ideas and concepts, making it a challenging yet rewarding experience. The complexity of the narrative demands your full attention, as it offers a wealth of information that can be difficult to digest on a first read.

The premise is captivating, reflecting the rapid evolution of technology in our society, and it’s remarkable to see how its themes of AI (artificial intelligence) resonate even more today, especially considering that AI only gained mainstream recognition with the arrival of the impressive standout version of ChatGPT in November 2022.

Released in 2019, Goddess Mode taps into the zeitgeist of our times, giving the story an intriguing layer of futuristic foresight.

The creative team of Zoe Quinn, Robbi Rodriguez, and Rico Renzi have truly poured their hearts into this project, and their dedication shines through the stunning illustrations that bring the narrative to life.

That said, the plot can be hard to digest, often requiring some pause and reflection to fully appreciate what is happening. The experience improves significantly with another read, allowing you to gain a much better appreciation of the storyline.

Is Goddess Mode worth reading? Yep, give it a go, especially if you love your tech!

Goddess Mode Rating

Overall, while Goddess Mode presents a formidable challenge, it is undeniably a testament to the hard work of its creators and the fascinating ideas it explores. I would rate Goddess Mode a solid 6.5 out of 10.

While I personally lean towards God Complex as a superior graphic novel — which I explore in my review of GOD COMPLEX Comics: DOGMA — it’s important to acknowledge that Goddess Mode does possess a unique charm that sets it apart. Although it may not claim the title of the best AI-themed comic available, it undeniably has an elusive “x-factor” that gets you super excited about it.

The illustrations, in particular, are a standout feature, bursting with vibrant colors and intricate details. This visual flair adds depth to this futuristic comic, making Goddess Mode an intriguing experience for tech fans willing to engage with its complexities. Your brain will be churning — that’s for sure!

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