Official Team Name Youngblood
Team Aliases Team Youngblood
Status Alignment Universe Affiliations
Team Leader(s) Former Members Big Brother; Brahma; Chapel; Combat; Cougar; Diehard; Diehard II; Dutch; Johnny Panic; Knightsabre; Masada; Photon; Psi-Fire; Psilence; Riptide; Troll; Twilight; Vogue; Man-Up; Battlestone
Allies Creators
Contents
History
Youngblood currently consists of two of the original members, a few members who have rejoined the team and one new addition.
Youngblood comics bibliography
Note that many issues (especially #1s) were printed with multiple variant covers.
- Volume One - 1992-1994 Issues #0 - 10 and a yearbook
- Youngblood Strikefile Vol 1 - 1993 Issues #1-4
- Volume Two - 1995-1996 Issues #1 - 14 (super special)
- X-Force/Youngblood and Youngblood/X-Force 1996 one-shots
- Volume Three - 1998 Issues #1-2
- Team Youngblood - Issues #1 - 22
- Youngblood: Bloodsport (Millar) - 2003 Issues #1-2
- Youngblood: Genesis (Busiek/Thomas) - 2004 Issues #1-2
- Youngblood: Imperial (Kirkman) - 2004 Issue #1
- Volume Five - 2017 Issue #1 - ??
Paraphernalia
Equipment: None known.
Transportation: None known.
Weapons: None known.
Notes
- No special notes.
Trivia
- Originally, Rob Liefeld intended to co-write DC's Teen Titans alongside Marv Wolfman, but the series fell through, and so it became known as Youngblood. The original characters from the series were based on the characters of Teen Titans.
- According to Liefeld, Youngblood is based on a theory that if superheroes did exist, they would be treated in a similar fashion to celebrities. Throughout the series there are numerous references the celebrity lifestyle and fame.
- The unofficial debut of Youngblood was in an advertisement in Megaton: Explosion, but the Megaton Special being advertised was never released.
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