Project serpo: The comic book

[Accipiter_Phi]

Devil's Due publishing recently released a "new & original graphic novel" called:
SERPO.

The new graphic novel is based on the same Zeta Reticuli exchange program featured by Camelot/Avalon founder, Bill Ryan. Bill spent years of toil following the story at his website: SERPO.ORG.

The novel is getting rave reviews... and is thrusting Devil's Due publishing into new territory.

Some stats from a randomly selected comic site:

[Title: Serpo (graphic novel)
Publisher: Devil's Due
Writer: Jason M. Burns
Artist: Joe Eismo
Price: $ 14.99 US
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Comments: Are the events depicted in this story real? They just might be.
One reporter gets a diary given to him from a dying old man and whats inside it is an extraordinary story. An exchange program takes place with an alien world. Twelve humans for one alien for ten years. It is a great adventure.
The space ship is a typical flying saucer variety. It is well illustrated by Joe eismo. The Eben's as the aliens are refer to are also your typical thin, big heads type.
The arrival on the alien planet does not go quiet as planned. These transfer humans were not picked for having open minds. They should have been ready for totally different ideologies from what they were used to.
The alien attack on Serpo by other aliens is beautifully colored. We get to see Ebens and humans working together.
The story gives us a tour of Serpo. The alien planet is much different than Earth. The creatures that are its natural inhabitants and the landscape are very much alien to what Earth has to offer.
Most of the team after their ten year mission return home. Home though has changed.
This is a monumental sci-fi epic. It is filled with raw emotion. The most important part of it is it may all just be real. ]

Should Bill Ryan look into possible Intellectual Property infringement?

I think his years of hard work deserve a little "taste." Or at least a "credit/shout out."

They even managed to shoehorn Bill & kerry's potential contact, the fabled "old man," into the story...
wow.

Here's the Cover: