Steve Moore (comics)

Steve Moore is a prolific British comics writer. He is credited with showing Alan Moore (no relation), then a struggling cartoonist, how to write comic scripts, and the pair collaborated under pseudonyms on strips for Sounds magazine, including one which introduced the character Axel Pressbutton. Steve Moore's pseudonym was "Pedro Henry", Alan's was "Curt Vile".

Related Topics:
Comics - Alan Moore - Cartoonist - Sounds - Axel Pressbutton - Curt Vile

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He devised the Future Shocks format in 2000 AD, and wrote the adventures of the Doctor, as well as co-creating the character Abslom Daak (with artist Steve Dillon) in Doctor Who Magazine. He also wrote several stories in Warrior magazine, including, as Pedro Henry, a revival of Axel Pressbutton.

Related Topics:
2000 AD - The Doctor - Abslom Daak - Steve Dillon - Doctor Who Magazine - Warrior

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He currently writes "Young Tom Strong" and "Jonni Future" in Tom Strong's Terrific Tales, an anthology from Alan Moore's America's Best Comics line. He also writes about anomalous phenomena for the Fortean Times.

Related Topics:
Tom Strong's Terrific Tales - America's Best Comics - Anomalous phenomena - Fortean Times

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Recent work for 2000AD includes "Red Fang" (with artist Steve Yeowell), "Valkyries" (with American artist John Lucas) and a series of one-off short fantasy stories collected under the name "Tales of Telguuth" (with multiple artists).

Related Topics:
Steve Yeowell - John Lucas

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