WARNING: The following contains minor spoilers for Vertigo's Goddess Mode.

Vertigo's Goddess Mode is one of the trippiest books the defunct imprint ever released with Zoe Quinn, Robbi Rodriguez and Rico Renzi painting a story that feels like The Matrix meets Sailor Moon that blends cypberpunk, science and magic together. It's a story for fans of technology and wizards alike and has a distinctly feminist slant that focuses on Cassandra Price, a computer genius who gets pulled into a cyberpunk-meets-mystical world.

Cassandra is destined for greatness as some sort of messiah, but as the six issue-series unfolds, she faces all sorts of opposition and a corporate enemy she just can't trust at her father's employer, the Tucker Brady Company.

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Cassandra is an expert who focuses on digital trash, working to preserve the mediocre health care coverage that allows her father, Raymond, to stay alive. He's consigned to a coma by a futuristic disease, and he built the AI called Pysche that's keeping him alive, but also purifying air and keeping those who buy into the Tucker brand living clean lifestyles. Under Clive Benson, the company's appropriated his tech for greed, turning the tool Raymond wanted to use for good into something evil.

As Cassandra keeps hacking Psyche, not realizing this AI is like her sibling, she meets three digital goddesses: Mary, Farrah and Tatyanna. They recruit Cassandra as they recognize she holds power in this digital realm like they do, which makes her an Oracle. In Cassandra's case, she can restore digital constructs that get lost in a Matrix-like network known as Azoth. What makes it tricky, though, is Antimony and the Daemons inside Azoth want to consume analog elements who are sucked in from the real world and turn them into digital material to build Azoth up more and more.

What makes this story even more intriguing is not just the feminism, but the sense of sisterhood that permeates through the text! It's what Cassandra embraces as she moves from timid hacker to someone empowered enough to embrace her destiny as the greatest Oracle of them all in a coming-of-age adventure. It's something her father would have wanted for her and make no mistake, she keeps trying to find his soul in this digital journey. Azoth is super-interesting as well, as it's a digital dimension powered by magical beings who've been exploited for decades.

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The Daemons suck in folks and harness their powers before spitting them back out -- all so they could absorb the magic out of those who possess it and then feed it into Azoth's grid. This is what allows Tucker Brady so much control over the Earth, because everyone's guzzling its branded content and viral material, not realizing they're puppets on a string. The company is sinking its teeth into them and draining them dry, controlling the mystical realm in the process and turning it into a binary tool it can manipulate.

This is what Cassandra and her crew must break, because they realize it's a system meant to destroy the poor and create a new era of millennial slaves. With Tucker placing fail-safes inside, Cassandra has to find a way to use Psyche, her dad's knowledge and integrate into her newfound goddess squad to truly be the change she wants to see in the world, and help liberate this Neo-America from its shackles in this compelling, cutting-edge series.

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