The Green Goblin was first introduced in 1964 as the creation of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. There was a lot of speculation as to the identity of the villain, and even his creators couldn’t agree on the best idea. It was eventually revealed to be Norman Osborne, the father of Peter Parker’s best friend. Since then, he has remained one of Spidey’s most iconic villains. These pages feature Green Goblin incarnations from the films, comics and cartoons, and you will also see some appearances from his nemesis Spider-Man You’ll also learn a bit more about this famous villain as you go.
25 Free Green Goblin Coloring Pages To Print And Color
1. Free Green Goblin Vs. Spider-Man Coloring PDF
The Green Goblin faces off against Spider-Man in pretty much every form of media Spidey appears in. When creating the character, the two creators argued about whether to make him someone from Peter Parker’s personal life.
2. Green Goblin Causing Destruction
3. Green Goblin Chasing Spider-Man
Green Goblin is known as one of Spider-Man’s most formidable villains, as he not only has dangerous moves up his sleeve but also a connection to Peter Parker. Even though it was decided that Green Goblin would be Norman Osborne, neither Stan Lee nor Steve Ditko could agree on whose idea it had been.
4. Cartoon Green Goblin
5. Spider-Man Attacking Green Goblin
Even though the Green Goblin is a dangerous villain, Spider-Man always prevails in the end! In the live-action films, the Green Goblin was faced by Tobey Maguire and Tom Holland, whereas Andrew Garfield faced off against his son Harry Osborne.
6. Green Goblin Attacks Spider-Man
7. Green Goblin On His Glider
Here you can see the movie version of Green Goblin which took on a different look to the comic version. Green Goblin made his film debut in the 2002 Spider-Man film and was played by Willem Defoe. He would reprise the role a few more times, including in Spider-Man: No Way Home thanks to a multiverse storyline.
8. Movie Green Goblin Hiding In The Shadows
9. Green Goblin Holding A Pumpkin Bomb
Two aspects of the Green Goblin character everyone recognizes are his pumpkin bombs and his glider. However, his glider wasn’t there from the beginning. He rode a mechanical broomstick for the first few appearances and then would eventually get the glider that we know today.
10. Green Goblin Throws A Pumpkin Bomb
11. Green Goblin In An Action Pose
12. Green Goblin Ready For Battle
The Green Goblin is always ready for a fight, and a pumpkin bomb is always ready to go in his arsenal. In the 2002 movie, actor Willem Defoe insisted on appearing in the costume instead of a stuntman, as he wanted the physicality of the character to be very specific.
13. Green Goblin Classic Costume
14. Green Goblin Throwing A Bomb In Mid-Air
You can see what a scary villain Green Goblin is as he throws bombs at his foe Spider-Man. In early appearances, he relied entirely on gadgets to fight Spider-Man, but later on, he would take a serum that gave him super strength. This feature of the character was used in the 2002 film.
15. Green Goblin Laughing Coloring Sheet
16. Green Goblin Swoops In For The Attack
17. Green Goblin Over The City
There are so many details for you to color on this page, and you can make Green Goblin look like your favorite incarnation. Early in the production of the first Spider-Man film, there had been a mask design more accurate to the comics. Willem Defoe felt it looked too silly though, so they re-designed it to look more armored and angular.
18. Green Goblin Standing On His Glider
19. Cartoon Green Goblin Readies A Bomb
20. Detailed Green Goblin Comic Outfit
21. Green Goblin’s Evil Eyes
22. Green Goblin Side Profile
23. Green Goblin With Sharp Claws
24. Green Goblin Speeding Through The Sky
25. Green Goblin Laughing
The Green Goblin is known for his signature sinister cackle, and every actor and voice actor to portray him has to get it right! Why not draw some background details to show off what has Green Goblin reacting this way?
After You Color Your Green Goblin Pages
Draw the Miles Morales version of Spider-Man to help Peter Parker against Green Goblin. Find a version of Harry Osborne as the Hobgoblin and draw him by his father’s side to help him wreak havoc. Use some colored pens to dot the colors onto the page to make them look like the image is from an old comic book. Take the movie version of Green Goblin and add the purple cloak that he wore in Spider-Man: No Way Home.
The Green Goblin may be a scary villain, but hopefully there was nothing but fun for you as you brought him to life with these pages. When coloring the pages, you can either use his extensive comic history to color him or try out some unique colors of your own. Adding some more details and ideas can also help make them more unique. Once you have finished some of your favorite pages, it would be fun to share your art on social media for others to see.
