16 Facts About Mort Todd

Mort Todd was born on Michael Delle-Femine, November 9,1961 and is an American writer and media entrepreneur, best known as an editor-in-chief of Cracked magazine, and later, Marvel Music.

Mort Todd is owner of Comicfix, a media company that has developed licensed properties.

Mort Todd's illustrations appear on CD covers, magazines, newspapers, and print advertisements.

Mort Todd sold his first screenplay for a TV pilot called The Ultimates to a German production company while still a teenager.

Mort Todd wrote and penciled some stories for Clowes' Lloyd Llewellyn series from Fantagraphics.

Mort Todd published some of the earliest mainstream work of Altergott, Clowes, and Peter Bagge.

In 1994, Mort Todd launched a line of music comics called Marvel Music at Marvel Comics, working with such artists as Kiss, Rob Zombie, The Rolling Stones, KRS-One, and the estates of Elvis Presley and Bob Marley.

In 2005, Mort Todd rejoined Cracked magazine, this time as a contributing editor, but left after several months.

Mort Todd has storyboarded commercials and produced animation for Walt Disney, Sesame Street, CBS, MTV, and Comcast, including an animated TV pilot featuring Christopher Walken.

Mort Todd was assistant director on the live-action film Distraction, and directed his first live-action short, a gangster comedy called A Change of Heart.

Mort Todd is producer of The Diabolikal Super-Kriminal documentary, which had its world premiere in Italy at the Ravenna Nightmare Film Festival in November 2007, and its US premiere at San Diego Comic-Con in July, 2009.

Mort Todd provided some animation for the documentary Arias with a Twist, directed by Bobby Sheehan.

Mort Todd's illustrations appear on CD covers, magazines, newspapers and print advertisements.

In late 2011, Mort Todd started Station A, a media company in Portland, Maine, that creates print advertising and comics, as well as a live action TV commercial he directed for Nosh Kitchen Bar that stirred a local controversy for its depiction of vegans.

In 2013, Mort Todd relaunched ACE Comics with publisher Ron Frantz, who had published the line in the 1980s.

Mort Todd had contributed to ACE in 1987, collaborating on the comic Return of the Skyman with legendary illustrator Steve Ditko.