Price: $16.99 - $9.99
This complete Marvel coloring set includes everything you need to be creative, all with a fun Spider-Man theme! Spider-Man fans will love using the Marvel-themed sketchpad, markers, and crayons for drawing at home, at school, and for travel in cars, on planes, and in restaurants. With 123 stickers, Spidey fans will have fun sticking them on water bottles, art projects, notebooks, cards, backpacks, or binders. Makes a great gift idea! Officially licensed.
MARVEL ART SET: Get creative with the help of your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man!
SPIDEY STICKERS: Set includes 123 stickers featuring Spider-Man!
SET INCLUDES: 5 x 5 inch spiral notebook, 5 crayons, 4 markers, 3 large stickers, 2 sticker sheets, and 2 self-inking stampers, all with a Spider-Man theme.
A PERFECT GIFT FOR MARVEL FANS: This art set is ideal for Marvel themed birthday parties, for Christmas and holidays, or as a gift any time for kids ages 3+ who love Spider-Man.
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