Did you know? Spider-Man was named after the American comic book character created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, not after spiders. The name was suggested by Marvel Comics editor Jack Kirby, who was inspired by a popular 1950s television show called The Spider.

Creative Coloring Ideas:
• Here are five coloring ideas for your Spider-Man image:
• 1. Spider-Man in the City: Add a cityscape to the background, complete with skyscrapers and buildings. You can also include other superheroes or villains.
• 2. Spideys Web Adventure: Color Spider-Man in his iconic red and blue suit while swinging through webs around him. This could be a fun way to add some movement and action to your image.
• 3. Spider-Man vs. The Villain: Draw a villain, such as the Green Goblin or Doctor Octopus, and have Spider-Man facing off against them. You can use different colors for each character to differentiate between them.
• 4. Spideys Friends: Add some of Spider-Mans friends or allies, like Mary Jane Watson, Aunt May, or other superheroes from the Marvel Universe.