Steve Moore

Steve Moore is a syndicated cartoonist, children's book author and creator and writer of animated feature films.

In 1985, Moore created "In the Bleachers", a comic distributed worldwide to hundreds of newspapers and websites by Andrews McMeel Syndication. In 2017, Moore reluctantly handed off his Bleachers comic due to Essential Tremor, a neurological disability that causes shaking in the hands.

Moore also is author and illustrator of "King of the Bench", a critically acclaimed series of middle-grade novels published by HarperCollins.

In film, he teamed up with Oscar-winning "Rango" producer John Carls to create, write the original story and serve as Exec.Producer for "Open Season", Sony Pictures Animation's first feature film starring Ashton Kutcher and Martin Lawrence.

Moore also was creator, writer and producer of the animated feature film "Alpha & Omega" for Lionsgate starring Justin Long, Hayden Panettiere, Dennis Hopper.

Moore is a former Exec. News Editor for the Los Angeles Times. He graduated from Oregon State University and received a Masters degree in Journalism & Communications from the University of Oregon. In 2014, Moore was appointed Professor of the Practice at Boise State University.

Moore grew up in La Canada Flintridge, California and currently lives in Oregon.