29 Marvel-ous Origami Superheroes

If you’re a fan of super heroes then you’ll definitely want to check out some of the origami in this post and yes, I realize that a lot of these are DC characters but “marvel-ous” was the best pun I could come up with.

First up is this great little origami Captain America.

Captain America, Designed by Juanfran Carillo and Folded by Karol Kafarski

Crease pattern available from Juanfran Carillo’s Flickr

Here’s a fantastic origami Ironman, the entire model is folded from one 50×50 cm sheet of paper.

Ironman, Designed and Folded by Bart Davids

Crease pattern available from Bart Davids’ Flickr

Here’s a cool origami Thor design. If you use two coloured paper you get a different coloured cape.

Thor, Designed by Juanfran Carillo and Folded by Karol Kafarski

Crease pattern available from Juanfran Carrillo’s Flickr

Here’s one of the more popular origami Batman designs by Ángel Morollón Guallar.

Batman, Designed by Ángel Morollón Guallar and Folded by Rui Roda

Video instructions available from Mari Michaelis -Marigami on YouTube

This is another excellent Ironman design that’s also completely folded from one sheet of paper.

Ironman, Designed by Brian Chan and Folded by Karol Kafarski

Instructions not available

Here’s a great origami Spiderman complete with some origami spiders.

Spiderman, Designed by Juanfran Carillo, Spiders Designed by Manuel Sirgo, all Folded by Eyal R.

Spiderman Diagrams available in Drawing Origami Tome 1

Spider instructions not available

Here’s another great origami Ironman.

Ironman, Designed by Brian Chan and Folded by Timothy Chang

Instructions not available

This is another excellent Batman design by Jackie Yang.

Batman, Designed and Folded by Jackie Yang

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Here’s a very angry looking origami Hulk.

Hulk, Designed and Folded by João Charrua

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Here’s another excellent unique design of the Dark Knight.

The Dark Knight, Designed and Folded by Mark Sigalovsky

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Neelesh K has designed some incredibly complex origami superheroes like this Catwoman and the entire model is folded from a single sheet of paper, even the whip.

Catwoman, Designed and Folded by Neelesh K.

Instructions not available

Quentin Trollip has designed a couple great origami versions of different super hero logos.

Batman Logo, Designed and Folded by Quentin Trollip

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Flash Logo, Designed and Folded by Quentin Trollip

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Spiderman Logo, Designed and Folded by Quentin Trollip

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Superman Logo, Designed and Folded by Quentin Trollip

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Ironman is definitely one of the most popular superheroes among origami designers. Here’s a modular Ironman design folded from 6 sheets of paper.

Ironman, Designed and Folded by Thong Nguyen Nguyen

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Here’s another great origami Batman.

Batman, Designed by Ángel Morollón Guallar and Folded by Matthew LaBoone

Video instructions available from Mari Michaelis -Marigami on YouTube

This is Juanfran Carrillo’s Captain America model again this time folded by the designer himself.

Captain America, Designed and Folded by Juanfran Carrillo

Crease pattern available from Juanfran Carillo’s Flickr

Hubert Villeneuve designed this amazing origami Superman from a single rectangular sheet of paper. If you use two coloured paper like he did here you get different colours on the cape boots and belt which looks awesome.

Superman, Designed and Folded by Hubert Villeneuve

Instructions not available

This isn’t a superhero exactly but it’s a vehicle used by one. This is the Bat from the movie the Dark Knight Rises and it’s quite an impressive design.

The Bat, Designed and Folded by Paper in Dream

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And here’s a paper version of the Batmobile from the Tim Burton Batman films.

Batmobile, Designed and Folded by Mark Sigalovsky

Diagrams available in the 2016 Origami USA Collection

Here’s another absolutely incredible design from Neelesh K. This entire model including the gun and the skull is folded from one 80×80 cm square of paper.

Joker, Designed and Folded by Neelesh K.

Instructions not available

Here’s Juanfran Carrillo’s excellent origami Spiderman again, this time by itself.

Spiderman, Designed and Folded by Juanfran Carrillo

Diagrams available in Drawing Origami Tome 1

Here’s another folder’s interpretation of Brian Chan’s Ironman.

Ironman, Designed by Brian Chan and Folded by NGUYỄN QUANG ANH

Instructions not available

Hubert Villeneuve invented his own origami super hero called The Sparrow. This entire model is folded from the same square of paper.

The Sparrow, Designed and Folded by Hubert Villeneuve

Instructions not available

Here’s a slightly different looking version of Ángel Morollón Guallar’s Batman.

Batman, Designed by Ángel Morollón Guallar and Folded by Ricardo Elias Abdon

Video instructions available from Mari Michaelis -Marigami on YouTube

Here’s a simpler but still great origami Superman design. It looks to me like he’s diving to protect someone from a bullet.

Superman, Designed by Michael Assis and Folded by Juanfran Carrillo

Instructions not available

Here’s the origami Thor from earlier folded by the designer themselves.

Thor, Designed and Folded by Juanfran Carrillo

Crease pattern available from Juanfran Carrillo’s Flickr

The final image for this post is one of the most impressive origami models I’ve ever seen. This Batman by Neelesh K. is folded from one single 75×75 cm square sheet of paper!

Batman, Designed and Folded by Neelesh K.

Instructions not available

That’s it for this post, let me know what you think about these models in the comments and be sure to post a link to a photo if you try to fold any of these!