Mister Rasputin made his official debuts in June 1966's Strange Tales #145, which was edited by Stan Lee, written by Dennis O'Neil, drawn by Steve Ditko, and lettered by Artie Simek.
Adopting the moniker of Mister Rasputin, he starts to hone his sorcery skills, before stealing classified papers from various government sites.
Just as he is about to call upon his mystic cloak to subdue Rasputin, the villain withdraws a firearm and shoots the Sorcerer Supreme.
Agent Phil Coulson to bring Mister Rasputin in with a promise that if he helps them against Mys-Tech, his debt to S.H.I.E.L.D.
When Commander Myrrden is defeated and the Book of Morphesti that was opened was closed, Mister Rasputin removed the spell that was used on Wong.
[6] A mystic himself, Mister Rasputin was capable of energy manipulation, force-field generation, illusion creation, and teleportation.