Teen Teams & Young Protectors

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The definitive and most iconic team of young heroes.

55 Members

The first X-Men spin-off, focusing on the horror of teenage powers.

84 Members

A fun and dynamic team that became a staple of modern DC.

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The 90s era of young mutants led by Banshee and Emma Frost.

41 Members

A modern team of teenage heroes dedicated to social change.

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Legacy heroes who found each other during the Avengers' absence.

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Teens who discovered their parents were supervillains.

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While futuristic, they are the ultimate teenage hero team.

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Four siblings who gained powers from an alien in their youth.

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The students of the Xavier Institute during the mid-2000s.

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The young geniuses mentored by the Fantastic Four.

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Young heroes trying to make a name for themselves in a modern world.

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Teens at risk of becoming villains given a chance at heroism.

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A modern family of oddballs that fits the 'young team' spirit.

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Often featured younger members on experimental missions.

Key members of the early 2000s teen hero movement.

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The youth of Dakota city dealing with a superpower pandemic.

20 Members

Wildstorm's premier team of teenage 'Gen-Actives'.

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Mike Allred's quirky and vibrant young indie team.

15 Members

A high-tech, 90s-era young mutant strike team.

69 Members

Nightwing's team of young adults and seasoned pros.

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The lovable underdogs who didn't make the main team.

A lone young Kree soldier in a strange world.

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The classic animated-to-comic trio.

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The definitive modern comic take on the iconic teen team.