Big Leap Spider-Man With Arms Out Wide

Spider-Man is caught mid-leap, both arms flung out to the sides and his hands in the classic web-shooting pose. One knee is pulled up high and the other leg kicks out behind, which gives the drawing lots of energy. The mask has large angled eyes and a web pattern, and more webbing covers his chest, forearms, hands and boots, with a small spider emblem in the middle of his chest. There's no background, so your child can put all their attention on the hero. The big black areas on the legs and sides give nice contrast, so red for the webbed sections and blue for the solid parts works well, with silver or white on the eyes. Crayons or markers both do the job. Fans of Spider-Man coloring pages often like Black Panther and Deadpool as well.