As a child raised on a diet of Nintendo games in Cleveland, OH, Steve Galgas was convinced that his father knew the secret of space aliens. You see, his dad would be gone long hours everyday working at Cleveland's NASA research center as what he called a "pricing analyst". No one could quite figure out what that meant, so his older brothers and sisters insisted that his dad spent his work day in marathon volleyball matches with his co-workers at the NASA fitness center. But Steve knew the truth. The NASA hangar was rumored among the schoolchildren to contain the remains of a crashed alien spacecraft.

Steve was convinced it was true, for where else would his parents have gotten him? And while his dad really DID have the pefect serve, Steve knew he must really be running top-secret missions to the far reaches of the galaxy and back. This was certainly a more plausible explanation for Steve's placement in the family than the admittedly more glamourous option of being given up for adoption by one of his mother's movie star patients while working as a nurse on TV's General Hospital.

After overcoming the teenage anxiety of being an adopted space alien, Steve pursue his muse by attending, and subsequently teaching at the Columbus College of Art and Design in Columbus, OH. Shortly after, he completed an award-winning short animation about a bearded woman called Lady Shaves with former CCAD graduate, Mike Altman, who was working towards his grad degree at Ohio State. Then, after donning spurs and a ten-gallon hat, he moved down South and currently resides in Dallas TX where he writes and illustrates his adventure comic, The Incredible Mr. Grant, between rodeo matches.

He hopes that one day he will make his space parents proud.

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