How to Make Spider-Man's Black Suit With Paper

Paper crafts are an easy way for children to maker their own fan memorabilia.

One of the most well-known drawn characters from the 1960s Marvel comic books, the Spider-Man franchise is featured in cartoons, movies and on children's toys. The web-slinging, city-dwelling hero has occasionally traded in the red and blue suit for a darker one. The black Spider-Man suit, known as the anti-hero Venom, can be replicated through paper crafts by any young comic book fanatic.

Things You'll Need

• Pencil
• Black construction paper
• Yellow construction paper
• Scissors
• Glue stick
• Silver gel pen

Instructions

1. Using the pencil and the black construction paper, draw the outline of the suit. It can be any size. Using the pencil and yellow construction paper, outline or trace the spider logo. The logo should be as wide as the chest of the suit. Using the scissors, cut out the suit and logo.

2. Glue the spider logo on the chest region of the suit. Draw the details of the suit using the silver gel pen. These are curved vertical and horizontal lines that replicate a spider web.

3. Draw the triangular-shaped eye area of the suit using the silver gel pen.

References

• Superherostuff.com; Spider-Man Biography; Spider-Man Biography, History;
• Spiderfan Characters; The Birth of the Black
• Venom: The Sordid History of Spider-Man's Black Costume; Sean Viola; Nov. 29, 2006