Creating digital content was my bread and butter at Marvel. From short-form storytelling designed to engage and connect directly with our fan base, to collaborative marketing campaigns built to perform across multiple digital channels, I created assets that helped bring Marvel stories to audiences wherever they were.
Below is a selection of digital work created for platforms including Marvel.com, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X, TikTok, Amazon, and more.
Story Telling
& Social
& Social
With a library of over 30,000 comics and counting, a key part of connecting with our audience was finding meaningful ways to highlight the stories, characters, and moments that mattered most.
My role was to transform these stories into engaging social content — creating eye-catching visual snippets that captured fan interest, encouraged exploration within the Marvel Unlimited app, and built excitement around upcoming projects and film releases.
By adapting comic storytelling into accessible digital experiences, these assets helped bridge the gap between longtime fans and new audiences discovering Marvel.
Long form content based on cinema release dates to build media buzz
Short form teaser for upcoming launch to boost fan engagement
Upgrades all around
The Weekly Flip: A comics release template that would be pushed through multiple channels that I was tasked to redesign.
One of my first solo projects was working with the comics team to refresh their Weekly Flip asset. The goal was to create something new and eye-catching while building a flexible template that could adapt to a wide range of comic covers.
This redesign became a common reference for many future projects and was even repurposed for a Daredevil marketing push.
The Original Weekly Flip
16x9 Sent to Comic Shops
1x1 for social
9x16 for Instagram stories
Iterate, test, repeat
Here's a snapshot of the design process for our transactional email update.
Great design rarely happens in a single pass. Behind every polished final product are rounds of exploration, testing, and refinement.
Adjacent is a look at the revision process behind the final Marvel Unlimited subscriber email receipt, including the three strongest alternatives that were tested through A/B testing.
Once finalized, these designs were handed off to the development team for implementation. To support a smooth build process, I provided detailed specifications including font choices, sizing, and layout guidance.
Take a look below to see how the concepts evolved and how we arrived at the final experience.
Adjacent is a look at the revision process behind the final Marvel Unlimited subscriber email receipt, including the three strongest alternatives that were tested through A/B testing.
Once finalized, these designs were handed off to the development team for implementation. To support a smooth build process, I provided detailed specifications including font choices, sizing, and layout guidance.
Take a look below to see how the concepts evolved and how we arrived at the final experience.
Connecting with the Audience
Connecting with fans and building meaningful engagement was an everyday part of the job.
Adjacent is an example of a typical marketing push and the collection of assets created to support it. For the launch of Infinity Paws (a personal favorite — and a great entry point into comics for younger readers), the goal was to introduce audiences to a new series and create a path from discovery to readership.
The campaign began with an email designed to capture the comic’s branding and introduce the story. From there, we created a character-focused experience to help readers connect with the cast and encourage them to dive into the series. Finally, social assets extended the campaign’s reach, building awareness and engagement with the larger Marvel audience.
Check out more additional emails below including brand collaborations.
