Goddess Mode #2
Recap
Dragged violently into a secret world of monsters, magic, and metadata, Cassandra is asked to join the group of superpowered girls who saved her in their fight against the mysterious Daemons. But Cassandra has so many questions of her own to answer first—Why was she attacked? What is the omnipotent Hermeticorp up to? And most importantly, who are these girls anyway?
Review
This series has really stepped up the intensity in just a couple issues. Zoë Quinn, Robbi Rodriguez, and company give a lot to process but present it in a fun and enjoyable way.
From the details of the digital world of Azoth to the unique personalities and powers of Cassandra Price and the other oracles, dubbed “The Tall Poppies,” it’s almost as if the reader has been dragged in along with Cassandra to learn and comprehend all this new information as she does.
The intricate details of the expansive worlds along with the eye-catching art, complete with bright neon coloring, makes it hard to look away from this book. Like a mix of The Matrix and Tron with a healthy serving of girl power, this series is not only great at grabbing one’s attention but holding while taking them on a wild and colorful ride.
I’m curious to see where this series will go from here but one thing is for sure, it’s shaping up to be a dazzling and fun-filled adventure.
Final Thoughts
This series has really stepped up the intensity in just a couple issues. Zoë Quinn, Robbi Rodriguez, and company give a lot to process but present it in a fun and enjoyable way.
Goddess Mode #2: Down the Rabbit Hole
- Writing - 8/108/10
- Storyline - 9/109/10
- Art - 8.5/108.5/10
- Color - 9.5/109.5/10
- Cover Art - 7.5/107.5/10