Marvel Television is expanding its animation division with a series of new hires.
The company announced on Tuesday that Emmy winner Eric Radomski has been hired as senior vice president, production and creative director, animation and Tracy McAndrew as vice president, programming & distribution strategy.
Additionally, Cort Lane has been promoted to vice president of development & production, Marvel Animation.
In their new roles, Radomski, McAndrew and Lane will be help oversee the development and production of Marvel’s animation slate. Each will report to Jeph Loeb, the head of Marvel Television.
The staff expansion comes as Marvel continues to roll out animated franchises based on its superhero library. Marvel’s latest series, "Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes" just premiered on Disney XD.
In his new position, Mr. Lane will oversee development on all animated series and direct-to-video movies for Marvel’s animation division. He was most recently director of development at Marvel.
Radomski will oversee all aspects of Marvel’s animation productions. Radomski is best known for his work on comic based titles: “Batman the Animated Series” and “Spawn.” He is a three-time Emmy Award winner.
McAndrew will be responsible for developing and executing global distribution objectives and strategies for Marvel’s animated content. McAndrew will oversee marketing, program planning, and manage Marvel’s relationships with broadcasters, distribution partners, and licensees.
