TEAM DIRECTORY
Explore comic book teams, their members, and their stories.
Avengers
And there came a day, unlike any other, when Earth's Mightiest Heroes found themselves united against a common threat.
B.P.R.D.
The Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense investigates occult threats with Hellboy and allied agents in the Mignolaverse.
Birds of Prey
Birds of Prey centers Oracle, Black Canary, and allied women operatives in street-level DC espionage and action.
Champions
The Champions are a youth-hero team emphasizing activism and Millennial/Gen-Z Avengers-adjacent adventures.
Defenders
The Defenders are a non-team of loners—Doctor Strange, Hulk, and allies—assembled against mystical and street-level threats.
Doom Patrol
Doom Patrol is DC's misfit super-team of tragic weirdos, historically separate from Titans despite shared members across eras.
Excalibur
Excalibur is the Britain-based mutant team blending Captain Britain mythology with X-Men diaspora storytelling.
Fantastic Four
Before there were Avengers, there was Marvel's First Family.
Generation X
Generation X followed Emma Frost and Banshee teaching a new class of mutant teens at the Massachusetts Academy.
Guardians of the Galaxy
This modern Guardians lineup (distinct from the 31st-century team of the same name) mixes cosmic misfits after Annihilation: Conquest.
Justice League
When the greatest heroes on Earth stand together, they become the Justice League.
Justice Society
The Justice Society of America is DC's Golden Age team, historically distinct from the Justice League despite overlapping legacy names.
Legion of Super-Heroes
The Legion is a 31st-century DC team of teen heroes; continuity reboots are many, but the franchise remains distinct from Justice League.
New Mutants
The New Mutants are Xavier's younger students whose coming-of-age horror and adventure stories seeded later X-Force casts.
Suicide Squad
Task Force X / Suicide Squad sends imprisoned villains on black-ops missions under Amanda Waller's control.
Teen Titans
There came a time when the world's young heroes refused to live in anyone else's shadow.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
The TMNT are four mutant brothers trained by Splinter; IDW's ongoing treats each turtle as an individual while preserving team identity.
Thunderbolts
Thunderbolts began as villains posing as heroes and later became official dark-ops Avengers-adjacent units; eras differ sharply.
Titans
The Titans (sometimes branded separately from Teen Titans) follow former sidekicks as adult peers rather than students.
West Coast Avengers
The West Coast Avengers operated as a California branch with a roster and soap-opera identity distinct from the New York team.
X-Factor
X-Factor originated as the original five X-Men posing as mutant hunters and later became an investigative mutant team.
X-Force
X-Force began as Cable's militant New Mutants graduates and later reinvented as black-ops mutant strike teams.
X-Men
Feared and hated by the world they're sworn to protect, the X-Men fight for a future where mutants and humans can coexist.
Young Avengers
Young Avengers are next-generation heroes inspired by Avengers legacies rather than a junior roster of the same mantles.
Page 1 · 24 teams