Captain Underpants Coloring Pages

Captain Underpants coloring pages — the flying cape hero, comic panels, school corridors, robots and toilet paper trails, in bold simple shapes and detailed scenes.

50 free sheets · PDF & PNG · US Letter & A4

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Blank Comic Panels
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Little Robot Pet
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The School
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Chase Down the Corridor
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Playground Chaos
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Full Comic Page
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Rooftop Landing
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Making a Comic
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School Lunch
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The Cape
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Catching a Falling Sign
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Cape Study
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The Cape Hero Standing
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Homemade Robot
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Busy Classroom
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School Library
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Fist in the Air
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Toilet Paper Storm
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Quiet Classroom
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Cape on a Hook
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Hero Asleep
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Toilet Paper Trail
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Comic Burst Panel
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Cheering Crowd
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About these captain underpants coloring pages

Captain Underpants is drawn in loose comic line work with big shapes and very little shading, which makes it excellent coloring material. The easy pages give a young reader the hero standing, flying, and one billowing cape, all with thick outlines and wide open areas.

The rest of the set fills the school. A corridor of lockers, a classroom, a comic book laid out in blank panels, a homemade robot, a treehouse and a rooftop landing. Detailed pages pack in gadgets, crowds and full comic layouts. Every page prints free on US Letter or A4 as a PDF or a PNG.

Coloring tips and activities

  • Give the cape one strong shade and leave the rest of the hero pale. That contrast is the whole joke of the design.
  • Keep the outlines untouched. This art depends on a loose thick black line, and colouring over it flattens everything.
  • On the comic panel pages, colour each panel in a different palette so the sequence reads as separate moments.
  • Leave the speech bubbles white — they are there for you to write your own words in.

Frequently asked questions

Are these Captain Underpants coloring pages free to print?
Yes — every page is free for personal and classroom use. Print at US Letter or A4 size, or download the PDF or PNG.
Why are the speech bubbles empty?
They are left blank on purpose so children can write their own words after colouring. That turns the page into a comic of their own.
What is on the pages?
The flying cape hero, comic panels, school corridors, classrooms, robots, treehouses and rooftop scenes, in easy and detailed styles.

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