Graphic novels · audiobooks · a designed god-book
The Pantheon
Greek myth retold as graphic novels and audiobooks. Twenty-one gods in one house style, each speaking in its own voice; a 98-page designed god-book in English and Greek; and a pipeline that turns a myth into panels, a slideshow film, and a bound page. Every deity scales from the same canon.
The deck itself, running. Every god keyed onto its own weather plate and sigil, three-dimensional sacred solids at the notches, a boot sequence and sound on every card. Open it full-screen to hover a card and activate it, click to rotate, double-click for the full transmission.
The living deck, rendered. Each god keyed onto its own weather plate, sigil, and phase; the dossier on the reverse. Click or tap a card to rotate it.
Each god is a card. On the front, the canonical portrait. On the back, the myth, the questions it answers, and a code that opens the living voice oracle for that deity — ask a god, hear it answer in its own voice. Flip the card.
or open it directly — the oracle of Zeus ↗
One god, taken all the way through the pipeline: Zeus, from canonical character sheet to finished graphic-novel pages of his myth. Every deity scales from here.
The whole roster as one deck — twelve Olympians, six Titans, three Primordials — each on its own phase, sigil, and weather, each carrying the title of its own genesis myth. Consistency at this scale is the hard part: it makes a pantheon instead of a folder of images.
The end of the pipeline. Each myth resolves into a short film: stills, motion, and an original score.
Cover plus twenty-one gods, typeset into a single book in English and Greek editions. Turn the pages of the finished codex — the same canon, bound.
drag a corner to turn · english & greek editions
Oracle Engine the Olympian voice portal
Ask a god; hear them answer. A voice-first oracle drawn from the living Greek canon: choose your deity, speak your question, keep the shareable artifact. Not a chatbot, not AI tarot — a portal.
Panel Picker shot framing
Every myth is rendered as ~30 shots with four takes each. This is where each shot gets its take, its frame, and its crop before it becomes a slideshow or a page.
Storyboard Editor graphic-novel layout
A page-layout editor for the god-books — drag, resize, and rotate panels, place captions and story bubbles, and let the layout checker flag anything that crosses the center crease before print.
Production Tracker the pipeline board
One board over the whole myth pipeline — spec, panels, picks, graphic novel, slideshow, audiobook — story by story, god by god, with stale outputs flagged for rebuild.