64 Easy to Draw Cartoon and Comic Book Characters

She's the cutest mouse in the house. Get started with this Disney classic.

Piglet can be brave with the help of his friend Pooh. You'll find him below.

He may not win a dad of the year award, but you can draw Peter along with his son Stewie, below.

During World War II, he was the hero America needed. Accompany Captain America on his modern-day adventures.

With spiky hair and yellow skin, Bart is an iconic cartoon character. You can draw Bart along with his whole family from Springfield. You'll find them listed below.

He's a tubby little cubby all stuffed with fluff. Create your own stories of the Hundred Acre Wood featuring Winnie the Pooh and Tigger, too.

Fiery redhead by day, foxy crime-fighter by night. Rena's Fox Miraculous gives her speed, stealth, and cunning - skills you can cultivate with the help of this drawing guide.

Along with Daisy Duck, below, Donald is part of Disney's original "quack pack." Pair him with other classic characters like Minnie Mouse and Goofy.

She's an ordinary girl with extraordinary abilities, thanks to the Ladybug Miraculous. Draw Ladybug along with her crime-fighting friends Cat Noir, Viperion, and Rena Rouge.

Homer Simpson is an American icon. You can draw him along with his whole family - his wife Marge, daughter Lisa, and son Bart. They've all made our list of cartoon drawing guides.

Felix is an easy character to draw because he's made of overlapping geometric shapes. You'll be able to hide the extra lines as you shade his dark fur.

Lucky Luke is a wild west gunslinger who shoots faster than his shadow. His arch-enemies, the Dalton Brothers, are waiting for him below.

Is it duck season or rabbit season? Recreate classic Looney Tunes episodes with Daffy Duck and his friend and rival, Bugs Bunny, below.

Rick is the quintessential mad scientist. As you can see from his frown and scowl, he's not feeling happy. Where in the universe will he go next?

Who's that friendly train pulling into the station? You can take Thomas on tons of steam engine adventures through the British countryside.

They're a band of desperados and they're out to get Lucky Luke! Can you tell Joe, William, John, and Averell apart? Hint: It's their height!

Classic cartoon art styles are alive and well! Cuphead, the star of a "rubber hose animation" style video game, is proof of this. Can you help him pay back the debts he owes after making a deal with the devil?

Squidward's got class - even though he lives next door to Spongebob and Patrick and works at the Krusty Krab. When you draw Squidward and his friends, will you finally make his dreams of being a concert clarinetist come true?

With a big smile and a recognizable laugh, Goofy is one dog who lives up to his name. In books and cartoons, Goofy has played many sports, fallen from great heights, and even raised a son. Where will he go next?

Pete the cat is really cool in his red tennis shoes. In the storybooks, Pete goes on lots of adventures - from pizza parties to the great outdoors. Where will you and Pete go together?

Is watching the Peanuts cartoons featuring Snoopy and Charlie Brown a tradition in your family? You can even use this Christmas Snoopy to make your own holiday cards.

Every villain needs his minions. Bob is an adorable, banana-loving yellow minion. You can draw him alongside his employer, Gru, below.

Part dog, part man, 100 percent crime-fighting hero - that's Dog Man! With this easy-to-draw character, you can take a bite out of crime.

She's no damsel in distress. This daughter of the gods can rescue herself from peril! With superhuman strength, a magical lasso, and the ability to fly, Wonder Woman is here to save the day.

Experiment 626 started out as a dangerous mistake. But when he discovered ohana with the help of his friend Lilo, listed below, this little alien realized that even when something is broken, it can still be good.

She stood in the shadow of her sister, the alter ego of Supergirl. Then, she received powers of her own! When you need a hero, call on Captain Marvel to save the day.

Woodstock never speaks a word, but his smile says it all. Draw this little bird alongside his canine friend, Snoopy.

Who's that black cat prowling the city streets at night? With cat-like agility enhancing his martial arts ability, Cat Noir is on the scene to save the day.

Brain blast! If you need a boy genius to save the day, look no further than this smart kid with an ice cream cone-shaped head.

You're a good man, Charlie Brown. Charlie Brown often laments that bad things always happen to him, but it's your comic strip - you control the narrative. Don't forget to draw his trusty dog, Snoopy, by his side.

What's up, Doc? Bugs Bunny is always ready to munch on a carrot and outwit the bad guys. Add this classic sketch to your cartoon portfolio today.

Eeyore is a gloomy old donkey. You can cheer each other up with this cute cartoon. Don't forget to help Eeyore find his missing tail!

Lisa, Bart's younger sister, is the moral fiber that holds the Simpson family together. Draw Lisa along with her parents and siblings - and her trusty saxophone.

"Mom! Mom! Mommy!" Stewie may look cute and innocent, but this villainously intelligent toddler is here to cause trouble. Will Stewie finally reach his bad-guy goals? You decide.

Gru is an impressive inventor but often failed at a career in super-villainy. His wife and children keep him on the side of the good guys - but can he resist the temptation of mischief and mayhem? The story is yours.

Ohana means family, and you can invite Lilo into yours. Don't forget to check out her alien "dog," Stitch, listed above.

No cartoon is more classic than a game of cat and mouse. You can sketch Tom the tomcat as he tries to sneak up on his favorite prey.

Hey now, you're an all-star, get your game on, go draw! Shrek may look scary, but he's actually a friendly (though somewhat grumpy) ogre. Help him save the day with the help of his fairytale friends.

Spongebob lives in a pineapple under the sea, but Patrick lives under a rock. Learn how to draw Patrick and Spongebob to recreate your favorite Bikini Bottom adventures, from Jellyfish Fields to the Krusty Krab.

Poppy is a happy, music-loving pink troll princess. What sorts of adventures will you send Poppy on? Will she be a Bergen-beating hero or an up-and-coming rock star?

Meow, this Catwoman portrait is the purr-fect addition to your collection of comic book characters. Will she be a villain or fight for the forces of good? You decide.

Is your sketchbook tall enough to hold Marge's tall blue hair? You can learn how to draw Marge Simpson and her entire family.

Bendy may look cute, but watch out for his sinister side! He's based off of early classics like Mickie Mouse, but he stars in a horror-themed video game.

Snoopy the beagle has stolen the hearts of generations. Don't forget to pair him with his owner, Charlie Brown, and his avian friend Woodstock, both listed above.

Viperion is as cool as a cold-blooded reptile. Can this cute superhero win the heart of his superheroine, Miraculous Ladybug? When you write the story, you can decide how it ends.

The wonderful thing about Tiggers, is Tiggers are wonderful things! But this time, there doesn't have to be just one. Draw as many flouncy, bouncy triggers as you'd like.

Spongebob has been a cartoon favorite since 1999, and he's still going strong. Don't forget to draw his friends from Bikini Bottom who appear earlier in this list.

She's bold, beautiful, and mysterious. And she's married to a cartoon character named Roger Rabbit.

Enter the Spiderverse and try your hand at Mies Morales' updated Spidey costume. You will notice that his black and red design differs from the classic blue and red web-covered Spider-Man.

He's a fashion model and a superhero - if you're looking to improve your portrait-drawing skills, you won't find a better subject than Adrien.

With her long eyelashes and love for bows, Daisy Duck is the perfect counterpart for Donald. Learn how to draw her face in a classic portrait style.

Do you hate Mondays? Make them a bit better with this smiling sketch. Garfield is a fat cat, a tabby with stripes along his cheeks, back, and tail.

Called "the epitome of Japanese cuteness," Hello Kitty is sure to delight with her simple lines and oval-shaped facial features. She wears overalls and a hair bow.

He may be wearing a Santa hat and a fur-trimmed suit, but this character is definitely not merry. He wears a wicked smile below his squinting eyes.

Yoda may be small, but he is mighty. The aged Jedi master has large triangular ears and clawed feet and hands. He wears simple robes and carries a lightsaber.

Imagination is the only weapon in the war with reality, and you can let yours run wild with this striped Cheshire cat.

Hulk smash! Get ready to draw this raging monster with bulging muscles. Just don't break all your pencils in the process.

The things the god of mischief does aren't always cute, but this chibi version of him is! Notice how his large head and eyes and small body size give him an innocent, childlike appearance.

You've no doubt got gadgets and gizmos a plenty for drawing - put them to good use with this portrait of Disney's classic little mermaid.

In cartoons and video games, Sonic's speed was key. Draw this picture of him in motion. Can you reflect the determination in his eyes?

If you need a friend, this old-fashioned cowboy will always be there for you. All you have to do is draw him, complete with his hat, vest, and bandana.

Everybody needs a minion - or several hundred. Start drawing your band of minions with the shelf of this easy tutorial.

Twilight Sparkle hasn't always been a winged alicorn, but she is now. Capture her beautiful eyes, striped mane and tail, feathered wing, and starlike cutie mark.

What in tarnation? You can learn to draw the toughest hombre this side of the Rio Grande. He wears a huge 10-gallon hat, a bandana, and cowboy boots, and he carries a revolver.