ORGON 61: A GRAPHIC PHEMOMENON

ORGON 61 is an experimental graphic novel blending classic teenage social dynamics—angst, identity, hierarchy, and rebellion—with speculative aesthetics and cutting-edge creative technologies. Written, illustrated, and produced entirely by Killian Williams-Morantine, this 75-page work captures the inner tumult of adolescence as it collides with external systems of control and illusion.

Drawing from the visual language of comics, concept art, and cinematic storyboarding, ORGON 61 reinvents the hero’s journey for a generation shaped by fragmented narratives and algorithmic influence. The novel’s environments pulse with surrealism—distorted halls, dreamlike corridors, and mechanical forms—each panel generated or enhanced using AI tools and digital compositing. Rather than a simple tale, ORGON 61 unfolds as a poetic, nonlinear meditation on becoming.

ORGON 61 is not just a story—it’s a living experiment in image-making, story-weaving, and identity construction. Every page is a self-portrait in motion, built from intuition, digital tools, and memory.