"Ruler of the End of Time"@en . "Time-Traveller, tyrant, warlord, keeper of the Eternity Glass"@en . "Unknown"@en . . "\"As the sands of time run, thy will shall be done.\"-Time Trapper [src]Time Trapper is a ghost-like villain from the 31st century who traveled back in time with Lex Luthor. His plan was stopped by the Justice League and heroes from his time, Karate Kid and Dawnstar."@en . "Destroy the current universe and remake it in his image."@en . . "Nothing is known of the Time Trapper's history. A being of great power, he first encountered the Legion and aroused their suspicions when he constructed his \"Iron Curtain of Time,\" which prevented the Super-Heroes from traveling more than 30 days into the future. Then, disguised as Chief Wilson of the Science Police, the Trapper nearly tricked the Legion into handing over the Concentrator, the deadliest weapon in the galaxy. When he was unmasked, he retreated to his citadel at the end of time, where his foes could not follow."@en . . "Time Trapper"@en . . "N/A"@en . "DC Comics"@en . "All participants in TG XV"@en . "Cosmic being"@en . . . . "Ruling over time."@en . "300"^^ . "Nothing is known of the Time Trapper's history. A being of great power, he first encountered the Legion and aroused their suspicions when he constructed his \"Iron Curtain of Time,\" which prevented the Super-Heroes from traveling more than 30 days into the future. Then, disguised as Chief Wilson of the Science Police, the Trapper nearly tricked the Legion into handing over the Concentrator, the deadliest weapon in the galaxy. When he was unmasked, he retreated to his citadel at the end of time, where his foes could not follow. In subsequent encounters, the Trapper always managed to escape the Legion's grasp. After one adventure, the Super-Heroes thought they had captured him, unmasking him as a renagade controller and imprisoning him on Takron-Galtos, only to find out later that their captive was merely a stand-in for the true Trapper and commanded only a fraction of his power. This second failed Trapper was subsequently executed by his master.The true Trapper then set out to break the Legion deeming Lightning Lad to be the weakest link set out to destroy his sanity. He captured the young Graym as bait for his parents and godfather, allowing them past the veil of time as he captured them. He then separated Lightning Lad from Saturn Girl and Cosmic Boy and attempted to break his sanity through multiple visions but failed before the hour glass was empty after which he sent the Legionnaires back to their era. The Time Trapper's master stroke against the Legion came when a trip by Cosmic Boy and Night Girl into the past revealed evidence that the fabric of time had been tampered with upon investigation, the Legion discovered that the entire 20th -century reality that birthed Superboy, their greatest ally and inspiration, was in fact created by the Trapper. His final gambit involved trapping the Legionnaires in 20th century Smallville and destroying them along with the town. Superboy prevented the Trapper from succeeding, though at the cost of his own life. Several Legionnaires, intent on avenging Superboy, finally found a way to break the Iron curtain of time and followed the Trapper to his era. They were nearly slain by their opponent who destroyed one of Duo Damsel's bodies before being defeated himself by the Infinite Man in a battle arranged by Brainiac 5 and Rond Vidar. Versions of the Time Trapper have been killed by Parallax in Zero Hour storyline. Following Parallax's defeat the Time Trapper was reborn along with the universe."@en . . "Unknown"@en . "Powers and Abilities"@en . "DC Comics"@en . "Wonder Woman #101"@en . . "Host"@en . . . . "Time Master, Ty. M. Master, Cosmic Boy , Lori Morning , Superboy-Prime"@en . . "Traitor Game Roles"@en . "Time Trapper"@en . "Temporal manipulation"@en . . . . . . "Unknown"@en . . "Entropy, Glorith, Lori Morning, Rokk Krin"@en . "Unknown"@en . . "Traitor Game Rivals"@en . "The End of Time"@en . . "Traitor Game History"@en . . . . . "Unknown"@en . . . "Supervillain, Supernatural, Tyrant"@en . . "\"As the sands of time run, thy will shall be done.\"-Time Trapper [src]Time Trapper is a ghost-like villain from the 31st century who traveled back in time with Lex Luthor. His plan was stopped by the Justice League and heroes from his time, Karate Kid and Dawnstar."@en . . . . . . "Time Trapper"@en . "The Time Trapper appears in Legion of Super-Heroes comics published by DC comics. He is currently appearing in Final Crisis: The Legion of Three Worlds. The Time Trapper is an enigmatic being who lives at the End of Time. He hosted The Traitor Game XV: Who Succeeds At The End Of Time?"@en . "Time Trapper"@en . . . . . "Base of Operations"@en . . . . "The Time Trapper was originally a strange robed warlord from the extremely distant future, well past the time of the Legion of Super-Heroes. In his early appearances, the Time Trapper (also known as Paras) created a strange \"Iron Curtain of Time\" that prevented the Legion from going into their future. He also commanded a vast number of slaves and had a henchwoman named Glorith, whom he eventually murdered. The Time Trapper (also known as the Time Master) appeared in 1958 to challenge Wonder Woman and Colonel Steve Trevor under the alias T.Y.Master by creating a diabolical \"fun house\". Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor were transported to various disasters throughout time when opening a door before defeating the Time Master by Wonder Woman vibrating through the doors. The villain then admitted defeat and disappeared, possibly returning to the \"Iron Curtain of Time\". In February 1979, Time Trapper appeared again to defeat the Super Friends. During the investigation, Wonder Woman suggested that the Time Master and the Time Trapper were the same person. Superman deduced that the Time Trapper wanted to get rid of all superheroes throughout time, particularly the Legion of Super-Heroes. Time Trapper kidnapped and transported the Wonder Twins in the past by trapping Jayna on Krypton and Zan on a water planet near the star-sun Neryla. With the help of Queen Hippolyta, the Super Friends separated into small teams to locate and rescue the Wonder Twins. Returning to the present, the Super Friends defeated The Time Trapper who then disappeared. Superman believed he was imprisoned by the Controllers from his world. Later, it was revealed that the Time Trapper was a member of the fascist but well intentioned race of Controllers. The Time Trapper was defeated by the Legion and it was believed that his menace ended when the villain Darkseid removed almost all of his power during the Great Darkness Saga. Later retcons claimed that the Time Trapper not a Controller at all, replacing this with a series of wildly contradictory origins. These various backstories include him being the Legionnaire Cosmic Boy, Lori Morning, Superboy-Prime, the living embodiment of Entropy in the Universe, and a sentient alternate timeline. One of the more noteworthy stories involving the Time Trapper came after the reality-altering mini-series Crisis on Infinite Earths and the 1986 revamp of Superman's origin, which removed Superboy from Superman's and the Legion's history. Given the problems this posed for Legion continuity, it was later revealed that the Time Trapper created a pocket universe from a slice of time in the distant past, and altered events in this reality so that an Earth resembling the pre-Crisis one was formed, complete with its own Superboy. The Time Trapper then further manipulated the timestream so that whenever the Legion would travel into the past to visit the 20th century (or Superboy visited the Legion's future), the two would be directed into each other's worlds. However, the \"pocket universe\" lacked a Kryptonian Supergirl, and thus was not a perfect answer to patching Legion continuity. (The \"pocket universe\" was later revisited and made the point of origin for a non-Kryptonian Supergirl, also known as Matrix). Four Legionnaires, (Duo Damsel, Brainiac 5, Saturn Girl, and Mon-El) were involved in a conspiracy to destroy the Time Trapper, against the Legion's regulations. They managed to reach his citadel at the end of time and seemingly destroyed him by using the Infinite Man against him. During this attack, Duo Damsel's second body was killed and Mon-El was put into a coma. Following the five-year gap in Legion history, Brainiac 5 learned that the Trapper's essence had survived in Mon-El's mind. Mon-El then murdered the Trapper in the Pocket Universe, which caused a chain reaction throughout time and resulted in the sorcerer Mordru dominating the universe for a time. Mordru's former sidekick Glorith, through a magical spell, managed to take the Trapper's place in history and it was revealed that the Time Trapper had originally engineered the creation of the Legion in order to halt the inevitable rise of Mordru. However it is eventually revealed that the Time Trapper had managed to survive and was probing Glorith's mind in an effort to regain his power. Enraged by this violation of her person, Glorith confronts the Time Trapper in the remains of his Pocket Universe and literally consumes him effectively becoming the Time Trapper."@en . . . "Group Affiliations"@en . . . . . "Time Trapper"@en . . "TimeTrapper.JPG"@en . . . "[defaults to 125]"@en . . . "The Time Trapper appears in Legion of Super-Heroes comics published by DC comics. He is currently appearing in Final Crisis: The Legion of Three Worlds. The Time Trapper is an enigmatic being who lives at the End of Time. He hosted The Traitor Game XV: Who Succeeds At The End Of Time?"@en . "The Time Trapper was originally a strange robed warlord from the extremely distant future, well past the time of the Legion of Super-Heroes. In his early appearances, the Time Trapper (also known as Paras) created a strange \"Iron Curtain of Time\" that prevented the Legion from going into their future. He also commanded a vast number of slaves and had a henchwoman named Glorith, whom he eventually murdered."@en . "Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes"@en . "Time Trapper has tried to defeat the Super Friends on at least one occasion. During the investigation, Wonder Woman suggested that the Time Master (whom she had earlier encountered) and the Time Trapper were the same person. Superman deduced that the Time Trapper wanted to get rid of all superheroes throughout time, particularly the Legion of Super-Heroes. Time Trapper kidnapped and transported the Wonder Twins in the past by trapping Jayna on Krypton and Zan on a water planet near the star-sun Neryla. With the help of Hippolyta, the Super Friends separated into small teams to locate and rescue the Wonder Twins. Returning to the present, the Super Friends defeated The Time Trapper who then disappeared. Superman believed he was imprisoned by the Controllers."@en . . "TG XV, XVIII, XX"@en . . . "Time Trapper has tried to defeat the Super Friends on at least one occasion. During the investigation, Wonder Woman suggested that the Time Master (whom she had earlier encountered) and the Time Trapper were the same person. Superman deduced that the Time Trapper wanted to get rid of all superheroes throughout time, particularly the Legion of Super-Heroes. Time Trapper kidnapped and transported the Wonder Twins in the past by trapping Jayna on Krypton and Zan on a water planet near the star-sun Neryla. With the help of Hippolyta, the Super Friends separated into small teams to locate and rescue the Wonder Twins. Returning to the present, the Super Friends defeated The Time Trapper who then disappeared. Superman believed he was imprisoned by the Controllers."@en . "Alter Ego"@en . "Vast power over time and space, darkness, levitation, immortality, able to warp reality"@en . . . "Unknown"@en . . . . . . "Male"@en . . "\u2122 / \u00A9 Owner"@en . . "Time Trapper"@en . . . 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