I have a confession to make — I spent way too many evenings this past month hunched over my dining room table with a set of colored pencils, filling in coloring pages that were clearly designed for kids but somehow ended up being my favorite stress-relief activity. And the ones that kept pulling me back? Zombie superhero Among Us coloring pages. There is something genuinely satisfying about taking a cute little crewmate, giving it a tattered cape some creepy undead features, and deciding whether to color the exposed bones yellow or go full horror with sickly green. If you are little bit into Among Us, superheroes, or zombies — or all three like — this list is going to be your new obsession. Here are ten of my types of zombie superhero Among Us coloring pages and why each one deserves a spot in your rotation.
1. The Superman Crewmate
This one was first coloring page that really got me hooked. Picture classic Among Us crewmate silhouette, but it has got red cape, unmistakable blue suit torn S-shield on the chest, and a half-decayed face peeking out from under aacked helmet. I went pale green for the skin peeking through and kept the cape as a faded, crimson. The contrast between the iconicero look and the zombie decayinely creative, and it gave me an excuse to blend colors a way I had never tried before. Great for anyone who wants challenge without being overwhelming.
2. The Spider-Man Undead Cr
Okay, this one might actually be my personal favorite of bunch. The web pattern roundedewmate body is already pretty intricate, but when you add in the ripped the gaping zombie mouth, and the little spider symbol partially eaten away, it becomes something special. I spent a solid hour just on web detailing alone. The page I foundewmate mid-crawl on wall dripping... (slime? brains? chose not to ask) trailing behind it. It sounds gross, but on paper it looked oddly charming. Colored pencils in deep and navy really made this pop
3. The Zombie Hulk Crewmate Smashing Through Wall
This page me laughing the moment I saw it because proportions are so perfectly ridiculous. A tiny round crewmate body with huge Hulk fists punching through a crumbling wall, torn purple shorts included, is just objectively funny. But also a genuying coloring experience. I went with a sickly, muted green for the zombie Hulk skin — less vibrant than Hulk green to give it that undead feel — and used gray tones for the crbling concrete. This one is great adults both because big open areas that are easy to fill in quickly4. The Iron Man Zombie Crewmate with Glowing Chest Reactor>Amongewmates already have that compact, armored look to them, so putting Iron Man zombie armor on one felt almost natural. What I loved about this particular page was the detail around the arc reactor on the chest — as a zombie, the light drawn in a way that made it look like was still glowing. I used a pale blue gel pen over blueil shading to give it that luminous effect and it turned out better than I expected. The rusted, cracked armor panels gave good to experiment with metallic-looking color blending Easily of the most visually complex pages on list.
5. The Zombie Wonder Woman Crewmate
Representation matters even zombie coloring pages, and this one delivered. Aewmate in Wonder Woman's iconic armor complete with a bent tiara, a frayed lasso, and some very undead face detailing — is exactly kind of mashup I did know I needed. The eagle breastplate gave me a ton of opportunity to work with gold and bronze tones, and I added some dark wash shading around the edges make it look battle-worn. My niece spotted table and immediately claimed it for herself so I had to print second copy. That like a win>6. The Zombie Thor Crewmate withacked Mjolnir
There something deeply funny about a crewmate dragging a massive cracked hammer while its flaps it. This page leaned into the Norse mythology aesthetic runic border designs, which it feel more like a piece of art than a standard coloring sheet. I went with a stormy blue-gray palette overall lightning bolt accents coming off the cracked hammer. The crewmate's exposed jaw and hollow eye socket were just enough detail to beepy without being too disturbing for younger colorists well-balanced design7. The Flash Zombie Crewmate Mid-Sprint>Speed lines, lightning bolts, and a zombieewmate caught in full sprint — this was pure kinetic energy on paper. The motion blur effect the crewmate made it genuinely tricky to color had to decide how handle the streaking looking muddy. I ended up leaving the speed lines white and coloring everything else, which created nice contrast. The zombie twist here was subtle more decayed-looking skin and a cracked helmet rather than full — which made it more unsettling in a restrained kind of way. Definitely one fororing enthusiasts who want something a bit more dynamic8. The Black Panther Zombie Crewmate in Wakanda one stood out because of the background detail Most of the other pages focused on the crewmate character, but this Black Panther zombie version came with a partial Wakandan cityscape in the background —bling and overgrown, post-zombieapocalypse style. Theewmate itself woreattered vibranium suit claw marks across the chest and glowing purple eyes. I used a deep indigo and matte black for the suit popped the eyes with a neon purple marker. The whole thing came together looking like a dark comic book panel, and I am honestly considering framing it.9. The Zombie Crewmate Avengers Squad Page>Instead of a single character, this page had a whole squad of zombieero crewmates lined up together each one wearing a different Avengers costume various states of undead disarray. It was the most time-consuming page by far, but also the most rewarding. Having keep each character's color scheme consistent while still making them all look zombie-ish required actual planning. I ended up sketching out my choices in a little grid before I started. you want aoring page that genuinely feels like a project, this is the one. It took me three separateings and enjoyed every single minute of it.
10. The Custom Blank Zombie Superhero Crewmate Template>This last different — it is a finished but a blankewmate template that lets you draw your own superhero costume. I found few versions of these online and ended up using one to create of my own madeup superhero (yes, I have no will not explain further). The blank template has the basic features already sketched in sunken eyes, exposed, tattered edges — and you add costume details yourself. It is genuinely one of the most creative activities I have done in a long time, and it turnedoring session into something closer to actual illustration practice Highly recommend this one for adults especially for kids who want to feel like they designed from scratch.
Whether printing these out for your kids a classroom Halloween activity, or just for yourself on a quiet evening like, zombie superhero Among Us coloring pages hit surprisingly sweet spot between fun creative, and slightly spooky. The mashup of three beloved culture things Us, superheroes, and zombies — results in designs that are way more thoughtful and detailed than you might expect. Grab colored pencils, find a good playlist, and set aside couple of hours. You not regret it.
