Catwoman coloring pages

Free, printable Catwoman coloring pages

The gallery ranges from close-up portraits and playful chibi drawings to rooftop scenes filled with capes, claws, and city details. Selina Kyle appears with kittens, Batman, the Joker, the Riddler, the Penguin, and Harley Quinn, so you can pick a calm picture or one that starts a story.

Make a Gotham rooftop story

Turn a scene into a quick storytelling activity before coloring. Ask your child to imagine why Catwoman is on a rooftop, what she spotted in the alley, or where the jewelry might go next. The Bat-Signal in the sky can be a clue, while a gargoyle gives Batman and Catwoman a dramatic place to pause.

For a drawing with several figures, let each person choose one character and add a line of dialogue to the scene. Catwoman facing the Joker or standing near the Riddler and Penguin gives young storytellers a clear starting point. Adults can join in by adding a new detail to the tale as the colors go down.

Who is Catwoman?

Catwoman is a fictional human and comics character created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger. She appears in Batman stories and Gotham, and is also present in Batman: Arkham City. Her drawings here place her in scenes with Batman as well as other Gotham figures.

Look for details that help set the mood: a whip curled around Catwoman, jewelry she is carrying, a moon above the city, or bats circling nearby. A close-up with bared fangs and claws feels more fierce, while a kitten scene gives her a gentler side. The range makes it easy to talk about how pose and setting change a scene.

Choose by age and coloring level

Use the size of the shapes and amount of background detail to guide your choice. A younger child may enjoy a bold portrait, while an older child or adult can take on a busy rooftop scene. The gallery includes easy, medium, and detailed options.

Easy Catwoman coloring pages for kids

For a 3-year-old, start with the simple close-up or the cartoon Catwoman cuddling kittens; large, familiar shapes are easier to fill with crayons. A 7-year-old might enjoy Catwoman holding a whip or hugging Batman, where there is room to choose colors for both figures. Two cute choices include the chibi preschool drawing and the kawaii kitten-and-Batman pose.

Gotham action scenes for a medium challenge

The medium scenes suit children who are ready for more than a simple outline but do not want every part packed with detail. Catwoman smirking beneath a moon, stealing jewelry with her whip, or standing beside Batman on a gargoyle offers a clear main subject with a few background elements. The alley and Bat-Signal scene is a good prompt for choosing a night sky and building a setting around Selina Kyle.

Detailed Catwoman coloring pages for adults

For adults and patient older colorists, choose scenes with several figures or layered Gotham details. Catwoman clinging to Batman, facing the Joker, or appearing with Harley Quinn gives you costumes and poses to work through; the rooftop scene with claws and whip adds more lines to color. A cartoon Catwoman with a cat and bats is another detailed option, while the kitten picture gives you a small subject against a softer scene.

Print Catwoman coloring pages as a PDF

Open the PDF to check the drawing, or select Print to send it straight to your printer, including from a phone. Choose fit to page so the full outline stays visible.

Plain paper works well with crayons and colored pencils. For markers, use thicker paper if your printer supports it; sharpened pencils help with small details such as claws, jewelry, and Gotham rooftops.