How it works
This superhero color by number set has 8 pixel pictures around one made-up hero: Masked hero, Flying hero, Sidekick dog in a cape, Night skyline with a searchlight, Cape, Eye mask, Hero boot and Shield with a lightning bolt.
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One hero, orange and purple
The Masked hero opens the page: 92 squares on the easy grid in 5 colors. The suit is orange and the cape and mask are purple wherever the hero appears. No picture copies a hero from a comic or a film, and the chest badge is a plain yellow patch.
The sheet with no white squares
On the Night skyline with a searchlight every square gets a color: 144 on the easy grid and 576 after you open More options and choose Detailed 24 by 24. The easy Eye mask is the shortest sheet, 60 squares in 2 colors.
- The hero has no name on any sheet, so a class can make one up.
- The eye holes of the Eye mask print empty: leave them as paper.
- The Sidekick dog in a cape needs 3 crayons on the easy grid: brown, purple and black.
Questions and answers
Which superhero is this?
None you know. The hero, the dog, the badge and the colors are made up for this page: an orange suit with a purple cape and mask. No comic, film or show character is drawn or named.
How many crayons does the Masked hero need?
Five on the easy grid: black, purple, brown, orange and yellow. The detailed grid keeps those five and adds red for the mouth.
Which superhero sheet has the most squares to color?
The Night skyline with a searchlight, where every square gets a color: 144 on the easy grid and 576 on the detailed one. Of the other seven, the detailed Masked hero is the longest at 376 squares.