How do I make a Comic Strip Panel Ad?

Four newsprint panels, one gag, ben-day dots — the comics page sells the product before the punchline lands.

EXAMPLE — MADE WITH THIS EXACT PROMPT

THE PROMPT — COPY, SWAP THE BRACKETS, RUN

Vertical 4:5 newspaper comic strip: four hand-inked panels stacked two-by-two on aged newsprint, visible paper fiber, ben-day dot shading, and slightly misregistered CMYK so color bleeds a hair past the linework. The strip sells [PRODUCT — e.g. "Sonda, a memory-foam mattress-in-a-box"]. Strip masthead top-left in hand-lettered caps: "SNOOZEVILLE". Panel 1: a rumpled character lies wide-eyed in bed in the dark, alarm clock reading "3:12", thought balloon: "WHY IS MY MATTRESS MADE OF REGRET?" Panel 2: a chaotic scribble of flipping pillows and kicked blankets, sound-effect lettering: "FLIP! FLOP!" Panel 3: daytime, the same character hugging a big delivery box printed "SONDA", caption box: "TUESDAY:" Panel 4: the character asleep in blissful diagonal sprawl, a tiny "ZZZZZ" floating up, bottom caption strip: "SONDA. THE PLOT TWIST YOUR BACK DESERVES." Classic syndicated-strip art: confident brush linework, flat retro palette, squash-and-stretch expressions, balloons pointed at the right speaker. All balloon and caption text in clean comic hand-lettering, spelled exactly as written. No real comic characters or strips, no manga styling, no watermark, no garbled lettering.

HOW TO RUN IT

1. Paste the prompt into GPT Image and swap the product plus the four panel beats to your own before-and-after gag.
2. Keep the newsprint, ben-day dots, and misregistration lines — they sell the disguise.
3. Rerun until every balloon reads clean; comic lettering is the first thing models fumble.