Government-Sanctioned Super-Teams

420 Members

The premier global intelligence and defense organization.

323 Members

The government's 'black-ops' team of disposable villains.

86 Members

DC's hierarchical organization for metahuman control.

72 Members

Canada's premier, government-funded superhero team.

58 Members

The 90s team led by Havok that reported to the US government.

17 Members

The Brotherhood of Mutants turned into a government task force.

36 Members

The government-sanctioned Avengers of the Ultimate Universe.

93 Members

The UN-funded superhuman crisis response team.

2 Members

A high-tech, decentralized emergency response network.

25 Members

Before they went rogue, they were a world-defending force.

23 Members

The Canadian agency that oversaw Alpha Flight and Wolverine.

19 Members

The unofficial, often-ignored regional branch of the team.

12 Members

The group fighting against Norman Osborn's HAMMER.

232 Members

A post-Civil War program with a team in every US state.

53 Members

The US government's energy research facility and its defenders.

19 Members

Russia's official state-sponsored superhero team.

36 Members

The UK's official agency for mystical and superhuman threats.

61 Members

The modern DC equivalent to SHIELD, led by Amanda Waller.

SHIELD's 'Cape-Killer' squads during Civil War.

34 Members

A government-sanctioned mix of Avengers and X-Men.

The official superhero team for the state of California.

An early iteration of metahuman oversight in the DCU.

38 Members

The orbital branch of SHIELD focused on extraterrestrial threats.

32 Members

Norman Osborn's corrupt replacement for SHIELD.

80 Members

The shadowy government project behind Wolverine, Captain America, and others.