- Beano Studios, Illustrated by Hugh Raine

Beano Graphic Novels - BEANO Betty and The Yeti Graphic Novel (Beano Graphic Novels)

By Beano Studios, Illustrated by Hugh Raine
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Make a new friend at first fart in the funniest, messiest and smelliest new comic book series!

Betty and the Yeti are the best of friends, but Yeti is, well … a yeti, and Betty isn’t supposed to have a yeti living in her room – not that she’s asked! What the groan-ups don’t know won’t hurt them, right? Well, just their house, their garden and their bank accounts! But shh! You wouldn’t tell them about Yeti, would you?

Join Betty and Yeti as they get to grips with being roommates and Yeti learns how to act like a human to blend in. Will it end in disaster or will they become friends at first fart? Find out in this epic new comic book series, which includes awesome activities for you to complete as you go.

Format: Paperback
Ageband: 6 to 10
Release Date: 27 Mar 2025
Pages: 240
ISBN: 978-0-00-872092-6
Price: £9.99, £9.99 (Export Price) , €None
Hugh Raine has two heads. Yes, two! He has one for writing and another one for illustrating!When he has his writing head on, he looks really sophisticated in a tweed jacket and roll-neck jumper, walking through the West Yorkshire countryside while thinking up humorous stories about rampaging yetis and frolicking flamingos!When he has his illustrating head on, he sits hunched at his desk, surrounded by hot chilli plants and tiki cups, with crumbs all down his jumper and messy hair as he draws another fart cloud or makes a pop-up Disney card.But when he puts those heads together, he creates very silly stories for brilliant comics like the Beano! Lots of these stories are now being collected into Betty & the Yeti comic collections, and he hopes you enjoy reading them as much as he loves making them! You can find out more by searching ‘Hugh Raine’ wherever you get your socials!One day, Hugh hopes to have a third head that can take care of the finances…

”'The first thing I ever picked up to read for pleasure was The Beano.” - David Walliams