This collection has 22 free Thor coloring pages: nine solo action poses of Thor himself, six scenes with Thor alongside Asgardian companions or on his throne, and seven pages that turn out to feature other characters instead of Thor. Every page is black and white on US Letter, downloads as a free PDF, and needs no signup.
Not every page here is actually Thor. Mixed into the set are a horned-helmet trickster character, a female hero crackling with energy, an older bearded rider charging on horseback with a sword instead of a hammer, a masked heroine in a modern-day outfit, and a four-person team portrait under a team emblem — none of them carrying Thor’s hammer or cape.
What’s in this collection
Nine solo Thor action poses, six group or throne-room scenes with Thor and his companions, and seven pages featuring other characters — 22 in total, in the grid below. Each has its own Download PDF and Print button, so you can take one page instead of the whole set.
Thor solo, in action
Nine pages show Thor alone, mid-action: swinging his hammer at a foe in a forest, flying above a city skyline with the hammer raised overhead, soaring through a starry, meteor-filled sky, striding through city streets, and one quieter moment leaning on a bar counter with the hammer resting beside him. These are the most straightforwardly “Thor” pages in the set — cape, muscular build, hammer in hand.
Thor with companions and on the throne
Six pages widen the scene to include other Asgardian figures: Thor standing with a companion between temple pillars, a close bust portrait pairing Thor with a second character, a figure seated on an ornate throne, a mystical circular portal scene over water, and two clashing-battle pages where Thor faces off against a cloaked, shield-carrying opponent.
Not actually Thor
Seven pages feature other characters instead of Thor. A horned-helmet trickster shows up twice — once against a cosmic, gear-filled backdrop and once seated cross-legged on a rock. There’s also a female hero radiating jagged energy lines, an older bearded rider charging on horseback with a sword rather than a hammer, a masked heroine in a modern civilian-style outfit, a four-person portrait grouped under a team emblem, and a pair of stockier, armored warriors fighting alongside a swordsman. Worth knowing if you’re printing strictly for a Thor-only set — a third of this collection isn’t him.
How to print these
Every page is US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), pure black and white, with the drawing inside the printable margin. Plain copy paper is fine; choose “Fit to page” if your printer asks. The throne-room and cosmic-portal pages carry the most fine detail (ornate metalwork, radiating lines), so a fresher cartridge helps those print crisp.
FAQ
How many Thor coloring pages are here?
22 free pages: 9 solo Thor action poses, 6 scenes with Thor and companions or on a throne, and 7 pages featuring other characters instead of Thor.
Are all 22 pages actually Thor?
No. Seven pages feature other characters — including a horned-helmet trickster (twice), a horseback rider with a sword, an energy-wielding female hero, and a four-person team portrait — none carrying Thor’s hammer or cape.
Is Thor’s hammer shown in most of the pages?
Yes, in most of the 15 pages that do feature Thor. The hammer is his clearest identifying prop across the solo action and throne-room scenes.
Do I need a color printer?
No. Every page prints in black and white; the color comes from your crayons or pencils.
For more comic-style heroes, the Iron Man coloring pages pair well with the team-portrait page here, and for another sword-and-armor set, try the Wolverine coloring pages.