Favorite Young Teams
A list of superhero/supervillain teams with teens.
A list of superhero/supervillain teams with teens.
DC's best teenage super-team in the world! Originally the sidekicks of the greatest heroes of the DC Universe....now it extends for other young heroes.
Best original team by Marvel with different abilities, chemistry, struggles and friendships.
A childhood classic. The comics were kinda off base with the show... just not well detailed for the monsters. The first like 6 seasons featured teenagers, then somehow they showed young adults in the their early 20's (except for Dino Thunder and Mystic Force). After 17 years on television, I will always remember them, and the collectibles that I have (toys, videos, trading cards, and some comics I have left).
Despite their different mothers, their father was the late Dynamo 5...and his widow put together the team to replace him. They also start to get alone with one another.
A team made of young villains with legacies based on DC Supervillains: Clock King, Bolt, Persuader, Copperhead, and Disruptor. They have good potential....if not being bounty hunters for the Dark Side Club. (Should I ever get the chance to become a comic book writer and work for DC Comics....I'm making some major changes to make them the vicious team the Teen Titans have ever encountered).
Astro City's team of outcast heroes from the 70s to the 90's/present. They look interesting.
Marvel's version of the Teen Titans. The beginning was great...but it somehow off road.
To me, this is almost like Teen Titans of World War II. The team also reminds me of Young Avengers as well.
The children of the Avengers (CA,BW,GM,W,BP,S,T,S,H,M)....they almost pass for being Young Avengers.
They are kinda like the Terror Titans...but funded by Norman Osborn/Iron Patriot and his Dark Avengers!
WildStorm's ideal version of the Teen Titans from a parallel world. Seems interesting, and they reflect from The Authority.
My all-time favorite pirate crew from One Piece. They are all young, talented and most important...dreamers.
Another childhood team I grew-up with when 3 kids love a certain comic book series, go inside a haunted mansion, and free a phastam and become their favorite superheroes as they fight against the same comic book villains that were accidentally freed by the same phastam.
They're kinda interesting group (having America superhero ideas mixed with Japanese pop-culture)...and they are the 5th World version of the Forever People.
Another blast from my past (they were created when before my oldest sister was born). I liked the 2003 show....but it opened my eyes to see that it almost reflected everything from the original comics. I also loved 'Turtles Forever'.
For some strange reason, they almost look like the X-Men/New Mutants to me.
The first GOLDEN AGE young heroes.
Even though this team was created in 2009, I wished that this was the GOLDEN AGE sidekick team back in the 1940's.
They got the name from the Fearsome Five.
I'd prefer the Lee/Kirby classic team AND the X-Men: EVOLUTION series.
The first SILVER AGE team of young superheroes.
Believe it or not they are like the Legion of the 20th/21st century.
They're kinda like a young version of Ghostbusters...only they catch monsters from their world.
I think that this is where Sean McKeever got to be the inspiration team for Terror Titans (along with Clockwatchers).
I think that this is where Sean McKeever got to be the inspiration team for Terror Titans (along with New Hybrid).
Another GOLDEN AGE of young heroes (mostly heroes), but they are fighting for our country against the Axis Forces. NOW, McKeever has revived the name to a new generation of young superheroes.
They kind of remind me of the Morlocks from the X-Men comics.
McKeever's newest supervillain prodigy team. Has little potential...but I think that the title a bit offensive. I think that they should join the Young Masters.
I can never imagine Archie and his friends as superheroes...then again, the only reasons Archie and his friends made their appearances was that they were in a superhero comic book. So in a way it's like reinventing the gang from the beginning.
When my sisters were growing up in the 90's they liked the Backstreet Boys, and once they played their songs I started to like it.
There are a couple things that made me interested in this new group:
1.) Named after Rose & Grant Wilson's alias (the children of Deathstroke the Terminator), 2.) Catlin Fairchild from Gen-13 is in the group, 3.) A few familiar faces return (but a few new changes: A red Beast Boy, a "new" Terra as well as Thunder & Lightning...all of which used to be Teen Titans before the new 52.)