Web Work Core started because three London collectors kept arguing in a café about whether a digital Spider-Man drop was a new alley fight or only a new costume on an old splash. The café lost patience. We rented a slice of Level 7, 68 Bishopsgate, London EC2N 4AG and put a lamp on a table.
Mission
We help people finish the story inside Spider-Man Marvel NFT comics they already own. Maps, notes, briefings, and circles exist so a variant cover does not replace the last page. We are not a publisher, not a marketplace, and not a studio.
Origin
Priya Shah catalogued back issues in a Hackney spare room. Owen Hale lettered student zines and hated skipped credits boxes. Mei Laurent kept a paper ledger of every digital file she opened, because her reader’s “continue” button lied. Those three habits — catalogue, lettering, ledger — are still the job.
Expertise
We read printed Amazing-era beats, street-level guest books, and the NFT files that remix those costumes. We know when a homage cover is quoting a 1960s splash and when it is only a yellow burst. We do not claim inside knowledge of Marvel production or of any minting schedule.
People
Priya runs the wall index. Owen writes panel notes. Mei keeps the local tracking utility honest so notes do not wander into price talk. Rotating circle hosts include a City librarian who insists we say “issue” instead of “asset”.
Working approach
We start from your shelf, not from a catalogue we wish you would buy. Sessions are timed. Deliverables are short. If a file has no interiors yet, we wait rather than invent plot.
Values
Story order over drop order. Credit the letterer. Do not fake scarcity. Do not pretend this room is Marvel, Disney, Veve, or an exchange. Visitors are readers, not leads.
If that sounds like the desk you wanted, call +44 20 7946 4360 or email info@webworkcore.click.