Are there any comic book teams with no super powers?!
Question: Are there any comic book teams with no super powers!?
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As far back as the Knights of the Round Table, there have been teams of heroes who have appeared in comic books, including several which had members who had no ''super powers!.'' Off the top of my head, I can make up a short list which will undoubtedly be incomplete
The Blackhawks, who were more like a small squad of six aviators and one mascot!. They had an international membership and fought the Axis during World War II, the communist and criminals post-war, with more and more costumed foes during the fifties and sixties!. They briefly wore costumes and took on heroic individual names near the end of the sixties, which was a poor move because their book was cancelled in 1968, 27 years after they first appeared!. Even when the Blackhawks were calling themselves things like ''Doctor Hands,'' ''The Leaper,'' and ''The Leaper'' none of them had any actually super powers!. The Blackhawks would be one of the main models for teams with members who were ordinary men!. The Challengers of the Unknown, the Secret Six, and the Fighting Five also fit the Blackhawk mold of a military unit in which everyone dressed alike with the exception of a mascot or a token female member!. The Challengers of the Unknown had their own comic for eleven years!. The Secret Six lasted only two issues, and the Fighting Five came and went in a two year period!.
Red, White, and, Blue would be another model, that of the three man team!. Red, White, and Blue were a Marine, a Sailor, and an Army infantryman who broke up a spy ring and then were assigned to work together as an anti-espionage group!. The Target and the Targeteers wore differently colored bulletproof costumes and shared six years of adventures together!. The Triple Threat used identical costumes, but each of the three members had their own code-name and chest emblem, and lasted for almost four years!. The Secret Circle were three athletic brothers who wore identical costumes and appeared only three or four times!. Another three man team, The Three Xs, appeared only once!.
DC comics had three teams which consisted of a leader who was something of a genius inventor, his best friend who was big and strong but not super-strong, the leader's girlfriend, and the girlfriend's younger brother!. Cave Carson and his team used a mole machine to explore civilizations below the Earth's surface, the Sea Devils were a team of no-frills scuba divers, and Rip Hunter called himself a Time Master and his team had adventures in the distant past and the far future!. Marvel used the same model for The Fantastic Four but gave each of that foursome a different super power!.
There were quite a few teams of science fiction heroes, including The Space Legion, The Star Rovers, The Space Rangers, The Knights of the Galaxy, Spurs Jackson and the Space Cowboys, and the Atomic Knights!.
Even the Knights of the Round Table turned up in a few issues of a giveaway comic sponsored by a shoe company!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
The Blackhawks, who were more like a small squad of six aviators and one mascot!. They had an international membership and fought the Axis during World War II, the communist and criminals post-war, with more and more costumed foes during the fifties and sixties!. They briefly wore costumes and took on heroic individual names near the end of the sixties, which was a poor move because their book was cancelled in 1968, 27 years after they first appeared!. Even when the Blackhawks were calling themselves things like ''Doctor Hands,'' ''The Leaper,'' and ''The Leaper'' none of them had any actually super powers!. The Blackhawks would be one of the main models for teams with members who were ordinary men!. The Challengers of the Unknown, the Secret Six, and the Fighting Five also fit the Blackhawk mold of a military unit in which everyone dressed alike with the exception of a mascot or a token female member!. The Challengers of the Unknown had their own comic for eleven years!. The Secret Six lasted only two issues, and the Fighting Five came and went in a two year period!.
Red, White, and, Blue would be another model, that of the three man team!. Red, White, and Blue were a Marine, a Sailor, and an Army infantryman who broke up a spy ring and then were assigned to work together as an anti-espionage group!. The Target and the Targeteers wore differently colored bulletproof costumes and shared six years of adventures together!. The Triple Threat used identical costumes, but each of the three members had their own code-name and chest emblem, and lasted for almost four years!. The Secret Circle were three athletic brothers who wore identical costumes and appeared only three or four times!. Another three man team, The Three Xs, appeared only once!.
DC comics had three teams which consisted of a leader who was something of a genius inventor, his best friend who was big and strong but not super-strong, the leader's girlfriend, and the girlfriend's younger brother!. Cave Carson and his team used a mole machine to explore civilizations below the Earth's surface, the Sea Devils were a team of no-frills scuba divers, and Rip Hunter called himself a Time Master and his team had adventures in the distant past and the far future!. Marvel used the same model for The Fantastic Four but gave each of that foursome a different super power!.
There were quite a few teams of science fiction heroes, including The Space Legion, The Star Rovers, The Space Rangers, The Knights of the Galaxy, Spurs Jackson and the Space Cowboys, and the Atomic Knights!.
Even the Knights of the Round Table turned up in a few issues of a giveaway comic sponsored by a shoe company!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
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The Challengers of the UnknownWww@Enter-QA@Com
the prince of tennis unless u count being able to play tennis a powerWww@Enter-QA@Com
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