In other media Television The Peter Petruski version of Trapster appeared in the 1978 The New Fantastic Four animated series episode "The Frightful Four", voiced by Gene Moss. He was recruited by the Wizardto join the episode's titular team. This version does not use super adhesives in his crimes, but instead uses complex traps. The Peter Petruski version of Trapster appeared in the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series episode "And the Wind Cries Medusa", voiced by Beau Weaver. He appears as a member of the Wizard's Frightful Four. The Peter Petruski version of Trapster appears in  Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes animated series episode "Frightful", voiced by Sam Vincent. He is seen as a member of  Wizard's Frightful Four. Peter Petruski, as Paste Pot Pete, appears in The Super Hero Squad Show  , voiced by Dave Boat.  In the episode "If This Be My Thanos", he accompanies MODOK and Abomination (both of whom make fun of his name) in a raid on the Baxter Building to obtain a specific artifact for Thanos. In the episode "The Ice Melt Cometh", he joins Pyro and Zzzax to form Team Toxic to assist Doctor Doom in his plans to gather the Infinity Fractals, only to be foiled by Iron Man and Iceman. The Peter Petruski version of Trapster appears in the Ultimate Spider-Man animated series, voiced by Steven Weber. First appearing in the pilot episode "Great Power", he is seen as a member of the Frightful Four. Although Spider-Man defeats him in battle, Trapster secretly placed a tracer on the former so the other Frightful Four members can track him down. In  "Beetle Mania", Spider-Man and his fellow S.H.I.E.L.D. trainees fight and defeat Trapster in Times Square. In  "I Am Spider-Man", Trapster mistakes Flash Thompson for Spider-Man while the latter is preparing for a school play about the web-slinger and attacks him, but Peter  gets trapped by the villain's adhesive gun while saving Flash. Once he is out of the villain's sight, Peter gets free and secretly helps Flash fend off Trapster. A week later, Trapster attacks Flash again on opening night, forcing Peter to don a spare costume to fight and eventually defeat him. In  "Not a Toy", Trapster attempts to rob a bank, only to be defeated by Captain America and apprehended by the police. In  "Revealed", Trapster joins the Frightful Four in luring Spider-Man and the S.H.I.E.L.D. trainees into a trap before escaping and leaving them with Doctor Octopus's Octobots. In  "Second Chance Hero", Trapster and the Frightful Four fight and are defeated by Spider-Man and  Iron Patriot. In the series finale "Graduation Day" Pt. 2, Spider-Man fights and defeats Trapster once more. The Peter Petruski version of Trapster makes a non-speaking cameo appearance in the Avengers Assemble animated series' pilot episode, "The Avengers Protocol" Pt. 1. Books One of Paste Pot Pete's battles with Captain America is partially reprinted in ' The Penguin Book of Comics ' .
In other media Television The Peter Petruski incarnation of Trapster appeared in The New Fantastic Four animated series episode "The Frightful Four", voiced by Gene Moss. This version uses complex traps instead of super adhesives and was recruited into the Wizard's Frightful Four. The Peter Petruski incarnation of Trapster appeared in the 1994 Fantastic Four animated series episode "And the Wind Cries Medusa", voiced by Beau Weaver. He appears as a member of the Wizard's Frightful Four. The Peter Petruski incarnation of Trapster appears in the Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes animated series episode "Frightful", voiced by Sam Vincent. He appears as a member of the Wizard's Frightful Four. Peter Petruski, as Paste Pot Pete, appears in The Super Hero Squad Show animated series , voiced by Dave Boat. This version is a member of Doctor Doom's Lethal Legion. In the episode "If This Be My Thanos", Petruski accompanies MODOK and Abomination in a raid on the Baxter Building to obtain a specific artifact for Thanos. In the episode "The Ice Melt Cometh", Petruski joins Pyro and Zzzax to form Team Toxic and assist Doom in his plans to gather the Infinity Fractals, only to be foiled by Iron Man and Iceman. The Peter Petruski incarnation of Trapster appears in the Ultimate Spider-Man animated series, voiced by Steven Weber. First appearing in the pilot episode "Great Power", he appears as a member of the Frightful Four. Although Spider-Man defeats him in battle, Trapster secretly placed a tracer on the former so the other Frightful Four members can track him down. In the episode "Beetle Mania", Spider-Man and his fellow S.H.I.E.L.D. trainees fight and defeat Trapster in Times Square. In the episode "I Am Spider-Man", Trapster mistakes Flash Thompson for Spider-Man while the latter is preparing for a school play about the web-slinger and attacks him, but Peter Parker gets trapped by the villain's adhesive gun while saving Flash. Once he is out of the villain's sight, Parker gets free and secretly helps Flash fend off Trapster. A week later, Trapster attacks Flash again on opening night, forcing Parker to don a spare costume to fight and eventually defeat him. In the episode "Not a Toy", Trapster attempts to rob a bank, only to be defeated by Captain America and apprehended by the police. In the episode "Revealed", Trapster joins the Frightful Four in luring Spider-Man and the S.H.I.E.L.D. trainees into a trap before escaping and leaving them with Doctor Octopus's Octobots. In the episode "Second Chance Hero", Trapster and the Frightful Four fight and are defeated by Spider-Man and the Iron Patriot. In the series finale "Graduation Day" Pt. 2, Spider-Man fights and defeats Trapster once more. The Peter Petruski incarnation of Trapster makes a non-speaking cameo appearance in the Avengers Assemble animated series' pilot episode, "The Avengers Protocol" Pt. 1. Books One of Paste Pot Pete's battles with Captain America is partially reprinted in The Penguin Book of Comics .
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