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We describe the release of a new High Level Science Product (HLSP) availableat the MAST archive. The HLSP, called K2Superstamp, consists of a series ofFITS images for four open star clusters observed by the K2 Mission usingso-called "superstamp" pixel masks: M35, the $\sim$150 Myr old open clusterobserved during K2 Campaign 0, M67, the solar-age, solar-metallicity benchmarkcluster observed during Campaign 5, Ruprecht 147, the $\sim$3 Gyr-old opencluster observed during Campaign 7, and the Lagoon Nebula (M8/NGC 6530), thehigh-mass star-forming region observed during Campaign 9. While the data forthese regions have long been served on MAST, until now they were only availableas a disconnected set of smaller Target Pixel Files (TPFs) because thespacecraft stored these observations in small chunks. As a result, theseregions have hitherto been ignored by many lightcurve and planet searchpipelines. With this new release, we have stitched these TPFs together intospatially contiguous FITS images (one per cadence) to make their scientificanalysis easier. In addition, each image has been fit with an accurate WCSsolution so that you may locate any object of interest via its right ascensionand declination. We describe here the process of stitching and astrometriccalibration.

K2SUPERSTAMP: The release of calibrated mosaics for the {\em Kepler/K2} Mission