'The Halloween Night' – Greenwich child author pens his second comic book
In the book, Fyigor, a snowman who appeared in Benicio's first book, returns for a Halloween-themed adventure.
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16h agoA 9-year-old boy from Greenwich author with the publication of his second comic book.
Third-grader Benicio Chiavegatti's comic book is titled "The Halloween Night."
In the book, Fyigor, a snowman who appeared in Benicio's first book, returns for a Halloween-themed adventure.
The book also teaches readers about the traditions of Halloween.
Benicio began working on the book in February, sketching pages with pencil, then ink and Photoshop.
He also designed the book's font based on his own handwriting.
The book is now available for purchase online.
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