Steve Ressel

After Invader Zim he went on to develop his own ideas. Trubble Bub, a CGI children's program focusing on problem solving and behavior, was animated as a pilot. It was scripted and designed for a direct-to-DVD project but never got off the ground.

• Name — Steve Ressel • Born — 12 October 1967 • Birthplace — Delaware, U.S. • Occupation — Writer, director, producer, artist, animator, voice actor, musician, songwriter • Notable Works — Rugrats Duckman Wild Thornberries God, the Devil and Bob Rocket Power Invader Zim The Lost Boys • Awards — 29th Annual Annie Award 2001 World Animation Celebration • Illustration — Characters of "The Lost Boys ".

Ressel resides in Clifford, North Dakota. In his spare time, he writes trance, pop, rock, and country music.

In 2020, video essayist and podcaster Shannon Strucci came forward with allegations of having been groomed by Ressel when she was a teenager, sharing on a thread several screenshots of inappropriate messages and art pieces he sent her during that time.

• Rocko's Modern Life (1993) Storyboard Clean-up. Various episodes. • WildC.A.T.S. (1994) Storyboards. Various episodes. • Aaahh!!! Real Monsters (1995) Storyboards. Various episodes. • Duckman (1995) Director & Storyboards. Various episodes. • Santo Bugito (1996) Storyboards. Various episodes. • Jumanji (1996) Director. Various episodes, created opening sequence. • Stressed Eric (1997) Director. Two episodes. • Wild Thornberries (1998) Director. Eight episodes. • Rugrats (1999) Director. Various episodes. • Rocket Power (1999) Director. Various episodes. • God, The Devil and Bob (1999) Director. Three episodes. • Invader Zim (2001) Producer & Director. All episodes except for the 1999 pilot. • Trubble Bub (2004) Creator, Writer, Producer, Director, Voices, Boards, Designs, Timing.

Steve Ressel is recorded as screenwriter, director, comics artist, storyboard artist and television producer.