Check out our Comic Book Cover Template inspired by the famous series! Get inspired for your unique design or customize a ready-made printable book cover template for your comic book!

Set of 4 Unique Cover Designs

We have created four covers, each of which includes a front, back, and spine. You can choose from three spine sizes depending on the dimensions of the book.

Avengers-inspired cover: this option features the most popular heroes of this series.
Captain America cover: the main character of this comic is on the cover and the back.
Spiderman design: this option is inspired by the designs of old comics about this superhero.
Venom cover: the entire background is filled with an image of a terrifying hero who is always hungry.

Customize the comic book cover template using Google Slides or PowerPoint. Also, the form is 100% printable, and all the settings are ready.

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Created: July 16, 2024
Author: Zhanna Pitsina
DPI: 300. Ready to Print at Office/Home
Size: 210 x 297 mm
Free Standard Google fonts
Compatible: Google Slides and Microsoft PowerPoint
Color: Blue , Red , Yellow
Style: Illustrated
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Added to collections: 1

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