Baby Marvin the Martian Flying a Little Rocket Ship

A small round-headed character with a dark face and big angry-looking eyes zooms through space in a little rocket ship. This looks like Marvin the Martian drawn in a baby style. He wears a rounded helmet with a tiny propeller spinning on top, and curved motion lines swoosh behind him to show how fast he is going. His gloved hands grip the edge of the open cockpit. The rocket has a fat rounded nose, a fin on the side, small wheels underneath, and a ray gun antenna sticking out the front. Stars of different sizes and small bubble circles fill the background. Try coloring the helmet and ship in two bold, contrasting colors, then use pale yellow for the stars so the rocket stands out. Kids can also count the stars and circles for a quick bit of counting practice. The large open areas on the ship are easy to fill in with crayons, which makes this page a good fit for younger kids.