Halloween
Child in a Superhero Costume Dot to Dot — Free 77-Dot Printable for Kids
Connect 77 numbered dots around a cheerful child in a superhero costume with a mask, cape, star emblem, gloves, and tall boots. This Halloween dot to dot printable builds number order, visual tracking, concentration, and pencil control.
Difficulty
Medium
Fun fact: The word "hero" comes from ancient Greek, where it meant someone celebrated in old stories for their courage — long before comic books gave heroes capes and masks.
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Ages 5–8 — Medium
How to Complete the Child in a Superhero Costume Dot to Dot
This young superhero is ready for action. Start at dot 1 near the top of the mask, follow every number in order around the face, cape, boots, body, and raised arm, and finish at dot 77 near the hair.
1–15 — Mask, Right Arm, and Glove
Begin at dot 1 beside the mask, trace around the right side of the face, then follow the costume sleeve and raised glove. Keep the short turns around the wrist neat.
Fun fact!
A mask can make a costume character easy to recognize while still leaving the eyes clear for safe movement.
A mask can make a costume character easy to recognize while still leaving the eyes clear for safe movement.
16–29 — Cape and Right Boot
Connect dots 16 through 29 down the flowing cape and around the right boot. Check each number as the line changes direction near the heel and toe.
Fun fact!
A cape is really just a rectangle of cloth fastened at the neck, which makes it one of the easiest costume pieces to add at home.
A cape is really just a rectangle of cloth fastened at the neck, which makes it one of the easiest costume pieces to add at home.
30–48 — Legs, Shorts, and Left Boot
Follow dots 30 through 48 around the second boot, up both legs, and across the costume shorts. Slow down at the small corners where the boots meet the legs.
Fun fact!
Bold shapes like tall boots and a wide belt were popular with early comic artists because simple outlines stayed clear on cheap newsprint.
Bold shapes like tall boots and a wide belt were popular with early comic artists because simple outlines stayed clear on cheap newsprint.
49–62 — Left Side and Waving Hand
Trace dots 49 through 62 up the left side of the body, around the bent arm, and toward the waving hand. Use short strokes through the close dots near the elbow.
Fun fact!
Each of your hands has 27 small bones, and simple movements like waving help you practice controlling them.
Each of your hands has 27 small bones, and simple movements like waving help you practice controlling them.
63–77 — Hair, Head, and Mask
Finish with dots 63 through 77 around the left side of the face and the spiky hair, returning to the top of the mask. Pause at each hair point before turning.
Fun fact!
Artists use zigzag lines and pointed locks to make comic-book hair look energetic, even when a character is standing still.
Artists use zigzag lines and pointed locks to make comic-book hair look energetic, even when a character is standing still.
Your superhero costume is complete! Color the cape bright red, make the star emblem golden, and choose a bold color for the mask. Explore more Halloween dot to dot printables for another costume to connect and color.
Coloring Guide
Classic Comic Hero
Bright blue, red, and gold make a bold comic-book costume.
- 1–15 (Mask, Right Arm, and Glove): Crayola Blue — Strong blue makes the mask and glove stand out.
- 16–29 (Cape and Right Boot): Crayola Red — Bright red gives the cape an energetic sweep.
- 30–48 (Legs, Shorts, and Left Boot): Crayola Navy Blue — Deep blue anchors the boots and lower costume.
- 49–62 (Left Side and Waving Hand): Crayola Scarlet — Scarlet keeps the sleeve vivid and heroic.
- 63–77 (Hair, Head, and Mask): Crayola Golden Yellow — Golden yellow adds a bright comic-book highlight.
Night Patrol
Dark blue, violet, silver, and teal suit a moonlit adventure.
- 1–15 (Mask, Right Arm, and Glove): Crayola Midnight Blue — Midnight blue gives the mask a secretive look.
- 16–29 (Cape and Right Boot): Crayola Purple Heart — Violet makes the cape dramatic after dark.
- 30–48 (Legs, Shorts, and Left Boot): Crayola Silver — Silver adds a moonlit shine to the boots.
- 49–62 (Left Side and Waving Hand): Crayola Blue Green — Teal keeps the costume lively and cool.
- 63–77 (Hair, Head, and Mask): Crayola Periwinkle — Pale periwinkle suggests soft moonlight.
Neon Power
Neon green, orange, magenta, and purple make a playful modern hero.
- 1–15 (Mask, Right Arm, and Glove): Crayola Screamin' Green — Neon green makes the mask look supercharged.
- 16–29 (Cape and Right Boot): Crayola Outrageous Orange — Bright orange turns the cape into a burst of energy.
- 30–48 (Legs, Shorts, and Left Boot): Crayola Vivid Violet — Electric purple gives the boots a powerful finish.
- 49–62 (Left Side and Waving Hand): Crayola Hot Magenta — Hot pink makes the sleeve cheerful and bold.
- 63–77 (Hair, Head, and Mask): Crayola Laser Lemon — Zingy yellow adds a glowing final accent.
