[WEBTOON] Marvel Comics Content Reviewer

What You Will Do

Editorial Review of Reading Paths & Comic Issues

Review reading orders proposed by the team across multiple dimensions — Character, story arcs, writer runs, events and crossovers, eras, and imprints — and refine them based on canon, narrative quality, and reader experience.

Validate issue-level sequencing within each reading path and flag where the proposed order would confuse, spoil, or under-serve a reader. Define and curate canonical entry points for new readers with clear rationale for each.

Provide concise editorial rationale for each reading path, highlighting its intended reading experience, key strengths, and any important considerations for readers.

Assess the intended audience and reading complexity for each reading path (e.g., beginner, intermediate, advanced), ensuring recommendations are appropriate for different levels of Marvel familiarity.

Cross-Item Connections

Map the connective tissue between events, arcs, and runs — including prerequisites, parallel storylines, optional side reading, and post-event continuity — so that readers can move through the catalog without losing the thread.

Identify and document key continuity nodes (major status-quo changes, character milestones, multiverse pivots) that the content map should treat as anchors.

Collaboration with Product Teams

Partner closely with the product and business teams to translate domain expertise into structured systems.

Provide written rationale, source citations, and confidence levels for review decisions so that the team can audit and iterate.

Participate in regular working sessions (typically remote, U.S. business hours) to align on scope, prioritize titles, and resolve edge cases.

Qualifications

Demonstrated deep expertise in Marvel Comics

Working knowledge of Marvel continuity (e.g., key Avengers, Spider-Man, X-Men, and event arcs from the modern era through the present)

Comfortable working in structured tools (spreadsheets, shared documents) and providing feedback in a format suitable for engineering and data teams.

Authorized to work in the United States as an independent contractor.

(Preferred) Experience in editorial and/or creative writing

Salary Range & Description

$40 - $60 / hourly

Please note, the above range is listed in USD.