Super Family Team: Difference between revisions

** The Scarlet Witch's marriage to the Vision -- now defunct -- connected a large number of Avengers, Young Avengers, and X-book characters, and even a few of their villains with ''their own'' superhuman families into one sprawling [[Dysfunction Junction]] in which characters bounced from team to team. At various points, the Vision, Wanda, Wonder Man, Quicksilver, Jocasta, and Hank and Janet Pym were all Avengers and were treated as related in various (often fantastic) ways. However, as much as half the family tree may or may not count depending on how [[Your Mileage May Vary|you]] and/or [[Depending Onon the Writer|the writer]] view the Vision's connections to other androids and the humans on whom they're based. Even on her own, Wanda's (sorta) kids are superheroes Speed and Wiccan, her estranged father is Magneto, her sister (or half-sister) is Polaris, and her brother Quicksilver was once married into the Inhumans. However, only Magneto, Wanda, and Quicksilver were ever simultaneously on one team; Quicksilver and Polaris were both in X-Factor at a time when continuity said they weren't actually related, and they didn't interact much.

* ''[[Clan Destine (Comic Book)|Clan DestineClanDestine]]'' probably counts, although Walter in particular would protest the "superhero team" part. All of the Destine siblings have powers, as does their father (Mom is a genie); only the core cast act as superheros, and most of them would say they're just doing it to keep the twins from getting into trouble by crime-fighting on their own.

* The Petrelli brothers in ''[[Heroes (TV series)|Heroes]]''. Their dad's a Super too, but he's evil. Mom's a Super too; she's sometimes a team player, but more often than not, she's in it for herself. Claire, Nathan's illegitimate daughter, frequently teams up with Peter and all four have gone on at least one mission.