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Congrats to Sara Ryan

By Periscope Studio, on November 11, 2008, 10:46 am in: Cat Farris, flytrap, Jonathan Case, Sara Ryan, Steve Lieber / Comments are closed

Periscope sends its congratulations to the 2008 Oregon Book Award winner, Sara Ryan! Sara won for her second novel The Rules for Hearts. As a comics writer, Sara has worked with a number of Periscope members, Ron Chan on Flytrap, Cat Ellis on Einbahnstrasse Waltz, Jonathan Case on the comics adaptation of Tori Amos’s song “Take to the Sky” for the recent Comic Book Tattoo collection, and on a variety of stories with her husband Steve Lieber. You can visit her blog and congratulate her.!
Photo of Sara having a discussion with a future reader courtesy of Stewart Loving-Gibbard.

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Click and Flytrap reviews. And Emerald City!

By Steve Lieber, on May 8, 2008, 10:21 am in: Dylan Meconis, flytrap, Ron Chan, Sara Ryan / Comments are closed
  • ” It’s not a “big” story, but its conclusions are genuinely poignant and observant, and Ryan’s linguistic precision is as sharp as ever.”

    • Steven Grant at Comic Book Resources reviews two of Sara Ryan‘s mini comics: Flytrap #3, illustrated by Ron Chan, and Click, illustrated by Dylan Meconis.

    All three creators will be guests this weekend at The Emerald City Comicon in Seattle, and they’ll be happy to discuss their work on these or many other comics, or even talk to you about Switzerland, MMA, 18th century theology, or any of their many other various obsessions. Other Emerald City guests include Kieron Dwyer, David Hahn, Karl Kesel, Colleen Coover & Paul Tobin, Susan Tardif, Ron Randall, Jesse Hamm, Rich Ellis & Cat Ellis, Paul Guinan & Anina Bennett, me (Steve Lieber) and Matthew Clark.

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    Read it all, free!

    By Periscope Studio, on February 23, 2007, 7:54 am in: flytrap, Ron Chan / Comments are closed


    The second episode of FLYTRAP is now online. This one’s called “Deep, too.” It’s illustrated by our own Ron Chan, who recently completed “A Dummy’s Guide to Danger” from Viper.

    You can also read (or re-read) the entire first episode of Flytrap, here.

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