In this issue:
The Human Torch Meets Paste-Pot Pete!
13 pages :: Jack Kirby/Dick Ayers
reprinted in Marvel Tales 6, Human Torch 4
:: Coming Soon ::
............. Philip Parodayco :: 18 April 2004
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WHAT A MONTH! Besides the FF, Thor, the Hulk and the last cover featured fantasy story, we get the Scarlet Beetle and Paste Pot Pete, two of my favorite grade B villains. It didn't get much better than this!
............. nick caputo :: 09 November 2003
CORRECTION! Next month of Suspense was the last fantasy cover (it took them quite a while to get to Iron-Man)
............. nick caputo :: 09 November 2003
i like Paste-Pot Pete.
............. katar :: 01 March 2004
Paste-Pot Pete - can ya beat 'im???
............. katar :: 01 March 2004
Paste-Pot Pete has officially rocked my world!!!
............. katar :: 01 March 2004
I hope that's glue he's shooting!
............. Han Cholo :: 02 March 2004
With a name like Paste Pot Pete it's clear that Lee and Kirby weren't taking themselves too seriously… s'funny how the fans dont seem to mind. I would be willing to bet that Pete's moniker was the brainchild of Lee who didnt mind being painfully corny at times in the name of good clean fun! They just dont make em like this anymore, gang!
............. Chris Walton :: 30 March 2004
He was good as Paste Pot Pete with the silly costume. They wanted me to take “The Trapster” seriously but I couldn't. Paste Pot Pete was way better.
............. Ron Kasman :: 21 April 2004
Paste Pot Rocked My World…
............. Hibbs :: 03 November 2004
Paste Pot Pete remains “gold standard” for dumbness! One of my favourite issues.
............. Ron Kasman :: 03 June 2006
Dear Editor,
Paste Pot Pete later became The Trapster.
I remember him fighting both Dare Devil and Ghost Rider, Johnny Blaze, when Karen Page was Johnny's girl friend.
She later went back to Dare Devil.
This took place in Hollywood.
............. Bob T. :: 09 April 2007
The fans are singing! Join the choir, oh Jubilant One.
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