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Mort Todd was born on 9 November, 1961 in United States, is an American writer and media entrepreneur (born 1961). Discover Mort Todd's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 62 years old?

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Age 62 years old
Zodiac Sign Scorpio
Born 9 November, 1961
Birthday 9 November
Birthplace United States
Nationality United States

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1961

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

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

As a writer, artist or editor, Todd has worked at several comic book companies, contributing to characters including Superman and Spider-Man, and to licensed properties such as Barbie and Looney Tunes.

His illustrations appear on CD covers, magazines, newspapers, and print advertisements.

With Daniel Clowes, Pete Friedrich and Rick Altergott, Mort Todd contributed stories and art to Psycho Comics.

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

The pilot was produced, but never distributed, and stars a young Clowes as a teen rock 'n' roll superhero.

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

Around then he started freelancing for DC Comics, Marvel Comics, Kitchen Sink, Myron Fass, and many other smaller publishers.

1984

Since 1984, he illustrated all eight volumes of Back From The Grave (Crypt Records), a compilation series of obscure proto-punk rock from the 1960s.

The original art to the cover of Volume One is on permanent display at the Cornell University Punk Archive Collection.

1985

In 1985, Todd became editor-in-chief of Cracked magazine.

There he signed artist Don Martin after a 32-year career at Mad Magazine.

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

For Globe Communications, Todd created the comics magazine Monsters Attack!, which featured horror comics and articles about movies.

1989

It ran five issues (Sept. 1989 - Dec. 1990), with Todd involved with the first four.

Todd launched the imprint AAA, which published the first authorized collection of Bill Ward's pin-ups in W.O.W. (World of Ward).

AAA also published a bilingual humor comic called Pepito with stories by writer George Gladir.

1994

In 1994, 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.

Some of the talent working on these books included Neil Gaiman, Kyle Baker, Dan Barry, Severin, Colan, and Morrow.

While at Marvel, Todd also edited a series of pre-Comics Code horror and giant monster reprints (Curse of the Weird and Monster Menace), and developed the oversized Comic Book by Ren & Stimpy-creator John Kricfalusi.

2000

The first work from Todd’s media company, Comicfix, was a trio of comic strips appearing in the New York Post, starting in 2000: Speed Racer, written and drawn by Mort; Celebrity Biografix by Mort and John Severin; and an interactive soap opera comic, Molly the Model by Mort, Cliff Mott and Pat Redding.

His illustrations appear on CD covers, magazines, newspapers and print advertisements.

Other work includes a comic booklet in the Wilmer Valderrama DVD, The Dead One (a.k.a. El Muerto); a CD cover for Jon Spencer Blues Explosion and the European tour poster and videos for his band with Matt Verta-Ray, Heavy Trash.

Comicfix also published the three issue run of Holy Terror by Jason Caskey & Phil Hester that was started at Image Comics but was never completed there.

2005

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

Todd has written and illustrated for the new Tales from the Crypt comic series, and completed new comic books featuring "Lucy Hell, Devilgirl", "The Secret Society", and the French/English language "Mr. Krime", the last written by Martyrs of Pop's Jean-Emmanuel Dubois.

With his longtime collaborator Cliff Mott, Todd has created and directed three animated cartoons for Playboy.

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

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.

2007

He 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 U.S. premiere at the San Diego Comic-Con in July, 2009.

2011

The film was awarded a Special Mention at the convention and in November, 2011, won the "Golden Lobster" Director's Award at the Portland Maine Film Festival.

He has directed music videos for cartoonist Peter Bagge's Seattle band Can You Imagine?, the psychobilly band Psycho Charger, the Spanish Help Me Devil as well as an animated tease for his animated Sadistik: Strip & Kill web series.

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

In late 2011, Mort 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.

as did an animated commercial for Taco Escobarr.

2012

In July 2012, Tood launched a weekly humor magazine, Vex.

2013

On April 1, 2013, Todd perpetrated a hoax with the supposed discovery of a trove of 1950s horror comics from the fictitious Zeus Comics.

The following day he announced it as a hoax to promote a publishing project.

2014

Beginning in 2014, Comicfix began publishing The Charlton Arrow. As more and more creators got involved, including some original Charlton Comics veterans, the publication became a color comic and moved to the Charlton Neo imprint where Mort became publisher and editor-in-chief.