Who Is This Character?

[Bobo]

Hi fellow forum members!
Yesterday, I went to Michaels, and bought a Marvel Heroes sticker pack. As I was going through it, I could identify all of the characters, except for one. I ran an image search on Google and got nothing, then went through online lists of Marvel characters, and still found nothing that would reveal the character's identity. So now I have turned to the comic book experts on this forum to please identify this character for me. He wears a yellow suit, with white frills, and has brown hair and a maniacal grin on his face. An image of him is attached (sorry for the bad quality). Among the characters that look most like this character are Sabretooth (X-Men), Will o' the Wisp (Spider-Man), and Mad Thinker (Fantastic Four). However, I do not think that this character is any one of them, only resembling them slightly. This character is likely a Spider-Man, Wolverine, or Hulk villain, as these three superheroes were on the front of the sticker pack, but the character could also be a villain of another superhero, or maybe even a superhero himself, though it is unlikely.
Thanks for your help!

[Vodrev21]

Looks like toad from his early brotherhood days

[Babylon23]

The Toad from X-Men

[Bobo]

Thanks! I only saw the movie version of Toad, so this comic costume is new for me.

[Bobo]

Thanks for the image! I found the image that the sticker was based off of.

[Byakko]

He also gradually got slimmer. The original design was fairly short and dumpy at first before they revamped him a bit to be an agile fighter.

[NexusTenebrare]

At around the whole 198 story he got the standard superhero good looks, but they made him 'fat and ugly' again in the atrocious Wolverine & the X-Men book.

[ChrisIII]

I think it was in X-men Forever both he and Mystique got new "Movieized" looks (Granted, this sort of happened to many other X-men as well). Mystique's Rebecca Romjin/Jennifer Lawrence 'scales'/short hair look didn't last that long, as she was soon back to pretty much the same old appearence. Toad's "Ray Park" look stuck around for a bit longer with the tongue. Toad originally was more of a "Toady" to Magneto (and in some ways still is), but I think around the time of the 'sticker' look he was becoming a bit more independent, and even led the Brotherhood at one point (Mainly in X-force I think).

[dvgravity]

While Toad's look in Wolverine and the X-Men could have been better, I think his story was great. Never really get to see how some characters are and they gave us a look into his life and I found it as a nice addition to a very solid book (until after the Hellfire Saga, it started going downhill towards the end).

[MyriVerse]

While Toad's look in Wolverine and the X-Men could have been better, I think his story was great. Never really get to see how some characters are and they gave us a look into his life and I found it as a nice addition to a very solid book (until after the Hellfire Saga, it started going downhill towards the end).

I was kind of the opposite. I was fine with the look (whatever) but the story was horrible. Toad is a guy that should never be allowed near children, and hooking him up with Husk was disgusting.

[DrNewGod]

I think it was in X-men Forever both he and Mystique got new "Movieized" looks (Granted, this sort of happened to many other X-men as well). Mystique's Rebecca Romjin/Jennifer Lawrence 'scales'/short hair look didn't last that long, as she was soon back to pretty much the same old appearence. Toad's "Ray Park" look stuck around for a bit longer with the tongue. Toad originally was more of a "Toady" to Magneto (and in some ways still is), but I think around the time of the 'sticker' look he was becoming a bit more independent, and even led the Brotherhood at one point (Mainly in X-force I think).

toad broke lose from Magneto in the late '60s, and by the late '70s was even using alien tech to take on the Avengers single handed.