Pete later provided the Avengers with a solvent to dissolve Baron Zemo's Adhesive X, and was paroled from prison.Avengers #6. Marvel Comics. He adopted a new costume and weaponry, and battled Human Torch and the Thing using new paste types. He captured Thing, then Human Torch, but was still defeated.Strange Tales #124. Marvel Comics. Wizard and Pete would eventually team with the criminal Sandman and the Inhuman Medusa as the Frightful Four to battle the Fantastic Four.Fantastic Four #36. Marvel Comics. It was shortly after the formation of the Frightful Four that Pete abandoned his old alias and assumed the more intimidating name Trapster (the " Spider-Man/Human Torch " mini-series depicts the catalyst of the name change to be Spider-Man being unable to stop laughing when Paste-Pot Pete introduced himself). The Frightful Four would clash time and again with the Fantastic Four, often enjoying some measure of success in their efforts. Over the years, the membership of the Frightful Four would vary, but the man once known as Paste-Pot Pete would serve in virtually every incarnation in which Wizard served as well, loyal to his longtime boss. He changed his nom de crime to  Trapster and appeared with new weaponry in Fantastic Four #38, with the second appearance of the Frightful Four, in an attempt to make himself sound more formidable. In this encounter, the Frightful Four was able to defeat the Fantastic Four.Fantastic Four #38. Marvel Comics. Over the years, a running gag in Marvel comics involved heroes and villains alike reminding Trapster of his earlier name of "Paste-Pot Pete" — which would inevitably send him flying into a rage. A chance encounter with Balder once prevented the Frightful Four's takeover of Fantastic Four headquarters.Journey into Mystery #116. Marvel Comics. With the Frightful Four, he soon battled the Fantastic Four again,Fantastic Four #41-43. Marvel Comics. and then battled Daredevil.Daredevil #35-36. Marvel Comics. He was hired by the Red Skull to acquire information from Sharon Carter, and battled Captain America.Captain America #108. Marvel Comics. Alongside Wizard and Sandman, he later battled Medusa.Marvel Super-Heroes  vol. 2  #15. Marvel Comics. Together with Wizard, Sandman, and Medusa as the Frightful Four again, they once again battled the Fantastic Four.Fantastic Four #94. Marvel Comics. Trapster was with the Frightful Four when they were sent by Intelligencia to attack the Baxter Building and capture Mister Fantastic.Hulk  vol. 2  #19. Marvel Comics. After MODOK Superior had revived the other Intelligencia members following the fight with the Sinister Six, he makes room for Trapster to join up with them. Their meeting was interrupted by Deadpool (who tried to sink the ship they were on) only for Trapster to defeat Deadpool.Deadpool  vol. 2  #55. Marvel Comics.
Pete later provided the Avengers with a solvent to dissolve Baron Zemo's Adhesive X, and was paroled from prison.Avengers #6. Marvel Comics. He adopted a new costume and weaponry, and battled Human Torch and the Thing using new paste types. He captured Thing, then Human Torch, but was still defeated.Strange Tales #124. Marvel Comics. Wizard and Pete would eventually team with the criminal Sandman and the Inhuman Medusa as the Frightful Four to battle the Fantastic Four.Fantastic Four #36. Marvel Comics. It was shortly after the formation of the Frightful Four that Pete abandoned his old alias and assumed the more intimidating name Trapster (the Spider-Man/Human Torch miniseries depicts the catalyst of the name change to be Spider-Man being unable to stop laughing when Paste-Pot Pete introduced himself). The Frightful Four would clash time and again with the Fantastic Four, often enjoying some measure of success in their efforts. Over the years, the membership of the Frightful Four would vary, but the man once known as Paste-Pot Pete would serve in virtually every incarnation in which Wizard served as well, loyal to his longtime boss. He changed his nom de crime to the Trapster and appeared with new weaponry in Fantastic Four #38, with the second appearance of the Frightful Four, in an attempt to make himself sound more formidable. In this encounter, the Frightful Four was able to defeat the Fantastic Four.Fantastic Four #38. Marvel Comics. Over the years, a running gag in Marvel Comics involved heroes and villains alike reminding Trapster of his earlier name of "Paste-Pot Pete" — which would inevitably send him flying into a rage. A chance encounter with Balder once prevented the Frightful Four's takeover of Fantastic Four headquarters.Journey into Mystery #116. Marvel Comics. With the Frightful Four, he soon battled the Fantastic Four again,Fantastic Four #41-43. Marvel Comics. and then battled Daredevil.Daredevil #35-36. Marvel Comics. He was hired by the Red Skull to acquire information from Sharon Carter, and battled Captain America.Captain America #108. Marvel Comics. Alongside Wizard and Sandman, he later battled Medusa.Marvel Super-Heroes ( vol. 2 ) #15. Marvel Comics. Together with Wizard, Sandman, and Medusa as the Frightful Four again, they once again battled the Fantastic Four.Fantastic Four #94. Marvel Comics. Trapster was with the Frightful Four when they were sent by Intelligencia to attack the Baxter Building and capture Mister Fantastic.Hulk ( vol. 2 ) #19. Marvel Comics. After MODOK Superior had revived the other Intelligencia members following the fight with the Sinister Six, he makes room for Trapster to join up with them. Their meeting was interrupted by Deadpool (who tried to sink the ship they were on) only for Trapster to defeat Deadpool.Deadpool ( vol. 2 ) #55. Marvel Comics.
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