A writer at Tom’s Guide asked ChatGPT to list comics recommendations based on an analysis of his personality. After analyzing his traits—including valuing consistency, enjoying larger-than-life characters, being a truth-seeking individual, and loving archetypes like “The Enlightened Warrior”—the chatbot provided a roadmap of titles. The recommendations included 5 ‘start here’ comics: *Kingdom Come*, *Batman: Year One*, *Invincible*, *Watchmen* and *The Dark Knight Returns*; 5 comics that challenge worldview: *Transmetropolitan*, *V for Vendetta*, *The Invisibles*, *Maus* and *DMC*; 5 that match interests: *Planetary*, *Batman: The Court of Owls*, *East of West*, *Saga* and *Black Science*; 5 underrated gems: *The Manhattan Projects*, *Tokyo Ghost*, *The Human Target*, *The Strange Talent of Luther Strode* and *Global Frequency*; and 5 lifelong favorites: *Planetary*, *Kingdom Come*, *Watchmen*, *Invincible* and *Batman: The Long Halloween*. The writer noted no Superman, Robin, or Huntress appeared, questioned why Batman spinoffs were excluded, and found the omission of Marvel troubling. The writer also criticized the predictable, dark selection, concluding that AI is not the best at everything when it can only recommend a majority of dark titles.