Intro 

What’s poppin’ family?! This first newsletter serves as an introduction to the ISOverse!  Below, I’ll share thoughts on afrofuturism, provide updates and sneak peeks  for the upcoming comic All Heroes Go to Hell, and give folks insights into my afrofuturist praxis. I’m writing to keep folks informed, try and do some good, and enjoy myself in the process. I hope you can vibe with that. Let’s jump right in…

ISOverse Comics: All Heroes Go to Hell

None of this would be possible without the incredibly talented Therro (Therrothekid on IG. Peep his website here). He breathes life into each page, and here’s a glimpse! Therro is cooking! He draws like a master chef. Gordon Ramsay himself would shutter at the skill (I’m only referencing him because he sticks to the theme…also check out my collab album Hell’s Kitchen and yes it is thematically relevant to AHGH). Issue 2 resumes the…

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As a Class 1 technopath, Big Betty had a close relationship with qE. They interfaced often, exchanging information and software. It is believed that Big Betty and qE’s routine interfacing provided 1, an advanced AI, the avenue for infecting Big Betty. Recognizing its own coding within 1’s, qE allowed the infection. It is unknown exactly how or when this occurred. Although Big Betty remains consciously in control, 1 subtly manipulates from her subconscious. As 1 evolved over the years, so did Big Betty. Big Betty changed her codename to BB-48 in 2006. 

2012 marked the first year BB-70 initiated Project Q’s final push to find and control the Omega Gene. Using qE’s most powerful capabilities, BB-70 began experimenting with string theory. Anti-government dissenters, violent or subversive anti-C.H.A.G. loyalists, and anyone she and qE determined to be threats were the first to suffer these experimentations. Fortune Cookie, a Class 1 quantum…

The quantum supercomputer was completed in 1960. It took just a few seconds to demonstrate a limited amount of autonomy, naming itself qE. With this autonomy, qE determined a decentralized C.H.A.G. contributed to the best probability to complete its tasks. It gave the Central Powers six months to prepare for the decentralization. At the end of 1960, qE partly exposed the Central Powers as the management of C.H.A.G., which allowed for the agency to be taken over by a third-party with no national ties (but corporate ties*): A.R.C. (Alpha Research and Containment). With no conflict of interest, A.R.C. was able to efficiently continue C.H.A.G.’s previous work, ensuring the first Omega-Gifted falls into stateless hands, from which only a bidding war - instead of an Alpha war - would lead to the Omega-Gifted’s safe monitoring and control. 

• It took quite a bit of data to convince the Central Powers to follow…