(Impulse #14, 15) - Lord Manny the Third charged Trickster with stealing the legendary Eye of God cross, currently on display at Manchester University Library. Trickster was still trying to accumulate good karma so he wouldn't go to Hell when he died and refused, but Manny threatened to frame him for a crime or have his goons hurt him. Trickster posed as Father Gutierrez of the Chevano Order and had documents to prove the Eye was stolen from his monastery. White Lightning arrived at the Library to steal the cross as well. Trickster actually placed it in curator Bobby's briefcase so no one would find it. Trickster told Impulse Lord Manny had forced him to steal the eye and needed Impulse's help to take Manny down. Trickster gave Manny the Eye, and then Trickster used Weather Wizard's wand and Impulse used his speed to convince Manny that God was angry at him for stealing the eye. Manny was soon apprehended by the police, and Trickster hoped Manny wouldn't come after him since he saw his downfall as an act of God. Trickster had White Lightning pose as a police officer and steal the Eye again. Together they returned the Eye to the Chevano Monastery, and Trickster admitted it was he that stole the Eye from them years ago, and he wanted to make amends.

(Impulse #39) - Max Mercury knew Manchester needed to dispose of the toxic waste Gerald Dunsany buried in Cook Park, but that the cost would bankrupt the town. He teamed with the Trickster, and concocted a story to tell Gerald about Dr. Herkimer Rasmussen, who invented a formula to turn any metal into gold. Trickster told him the World Bank feared this would undermine the economy and had the batches of the formula Rasmussen made classified as toxic waste and sent to Dunsany's company to dispose of. Max posed as Rasmussen to further the con, and they played Gerald and his father Edward against each other until Gerald dug up all the toxic waste he'd dumped in Manchester to find the formula. Edward stole the barrels of waste from his son, and Max and Trickster were pleased with themselves for pulling off their con.

(Rogues #1) - Trickster’s old girlfriend Mindy asked for help in rescuing her son Billy Hong, who was being help captive in the kingdom of Zhutan by Warlord Khurda. Trickster persuaded the Rogues into helping him under the pretense that they could protect their souls from Neron by stealing the Sun Disk of Meshta, a precious artifact located in Zhutan. The Rogues and Billy Hong defeated Khurda, as well as Neron, who was waiting for the Rogues. Trickster made Neron promise to never again go after the Rogue’s souls. At the end of the adventure Mindy revealed that Billy was Trickster’s son.

(Catwoman II #69-71) - Selina Kyle started making underworld contacts to tighten her grip on the city during her mayoral campaign, and mob boss Carlino, was none too pleased. He hired Trickster, who set up surveillance equipment on Selina's rooftop. Catwoman spotted him, and he explained that after defeating Neron he had to work on the side of the angels, at least some of the time, and intended to discredit Selina and use his paycheck to fund charities. He really did fear Hell, especially after having met a devil that now hated him. She disarmed him by flirting, saying they could work together, and that she's get the surveillance equipment inside Selina's apartment to help him out. He soon realized he was duped when she dumped the equipment in Times Square. Trickster was peeved at Catwoman, so he spread word to the press that Selina was Catwoman, not really believing what he said, but knowing the media would run with it. Catwoman angrily confronted Trickster, who feared a beating, and admitted that he had no evidence to back his assertions. Catwoman met with Carlino to prove she wasn't Selina, and promised she'd be the one to kill Selina Kyle. Trickster was following Catwoman, and she told him Selina was now her target. Trickster didn't much care because he'd stolen forms from the SEC agent who froze Selina's bank accounts for insider trading, and could transfer the money to his own Swiss bank account before he found out. Catwoman demanded the forms from him, but he eluded her grasp. To keep an eye on him she had him accompany her in her search for Selina. She attacked the mob crew that she'd had contact with as Selina, hoping one of them would injure Trickster, but he came out of it unscathed. She then produced info on the aliases she'd been using since coming to NYC and suggested they split up. Trickster went to Giglioni's restaurant and met "Alina" who would not admit to being Selina Kyle. The restaurant's owner and his son scuffled with Trickster before he was kicked out. The whole scene was a scheme by Catwoman, who managed to steal Trickster's envelope that she thought contained the SEC papers. She prepared to transfer her funds when she realized the envelope contained nothing but a note saying "bad kitty." Catwoman tried to get Trickster to give her the SEC funds but failed, and he warned her that Carlino was going to show up at the bank as soon as it opened, knowing Selina would want to keep her funs from being liquidated by the SEC, and Carlino was ready to ruin Catwoman's reputation because she didn't come through in the hit. Catwoman got a body from the morgue, dressed it up in her civvies, and tossed it from a rooftop. Carlino panicked, but she'd already called the cops on him. Trickster had figured out that Catwoman was Selina because of all her subtle tells. He was growing fond of her, and promsied not to reveal her secret. He'd also managed to use the SEC forms to funnel Selina's money into a Gotham relief charity, because he thought she'd approve. Catwoman was honestly touched, and said she'd see him around.

(Justice Leagues: Justice League of Amazons #1, Justice Leagues: JLA #1 (BTS) - When the Advance Man made the world forgot that the JLA ever existed the individual members still had a vague memory of the team and formed their own Justice Leagues. Trickster was recruited to be in Plastic Man’s Justice League of Anarchy. The League of Anarchy went on a mission to track down a radioactive wetsuit and a bucket of soapy frogs. The Justice League of Anarchy disbanded following the reformation of the Justice League of America.