Which mythological figure was used in the 1830s for one of history's earliest successful brand storytelling campaigns, transforming simple wooden matches into 'promethean' or 'lucifer' matches?

In the world of brand storytelling, mythology has provided powerful narratives for product marketing throughout history. From Nike's winged goddess of victory to Amazon's mighty river, mythological references create memorable brand identities. This poll explores one of history's most fascinating cases where a mythological figure became the centerpiece of a revolutionary marketing campaign that transformed a commodity product into a household name with a story that resonated across cultures.

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Prometheus, who stole fire from the gods and gave it to humanity
Thor, whose lightning hammer represented the strike of the match
Phoenix, symbolizing the rebirth of flame from ashes
Vulcan, the Roman god of fire and forge