Prompt: “Envision a whimsical comic strip where the Egyptian goddess Isis is portrayed not just with her majestic wings, but also wielding her ankh, the symbol of life, like the cosmic multitool it is. In one panel, she might be using its loop to carry groceries. In another, perhaps she’s pointing it at a teapot, magically brewing chamomile tea to calm a frazzled pharaoh. The ankh is her go-to gadget—part scepter, part Swiss Army knife of the gods—always at the ready for her motherly magic and protection duties. All the while, Isis carries it with the elegance of a queen and the coolness of a mom who’s got it all under control—even when juggling the universe.”

Prompt: “Imagine a modern-day comic strip highlighting the Egyptian goddess Isis in a series of charming and humorous vignettes. Each panel showcases her motherly and protective nature in vibrant colors. Think of her as a superhero with a maternal twist: She’s rescuing her ‘kids’ from everyday Egyptian mishaps with a wink and a smile, all while managing the divine duties of a goddess with the ease of a cosmic super-mom. Her wings shimmer with magical energy as she navigates through the chaos with grace and a bit of sass, always ready with a warm embrace or a clever solution. The overarching theme is ‘Even deities do diapers’—portraying the legendary Isis in the relatable light of modern parenthood, but with a touch of ancient flair!”