Bibliography
Unlike many sourcebooks, this one didn’t have much in the way of real-world research. For that matter, the superhero team is sadly neglected in mainstream media such as movies and even animation, although there are a few exceptions. Most of the good examples you’ll find will be in comics, and there are a lot of them. To keep things easy, I’ve grouped them according to the team archetype each fits, although there is some blurring in quite a few of them.

All In The Family
Fantastic Four (Marvel Comics)
Kurt Busiek’s Astro City (Image Comics/Homage imprint)
Trinity Angels (Acclaim Comics/Valiant imprint)

Ex-Villains
The Liberty Project (Eclipse Comics)

Golden Agers
The Invaders (Marvel Comics)
Justice Society (DC Comics)
All-Winners’ Squad (DC Comics)

Government Operatives
Suicide Squad (DC Comics)
Alpha Flight (Marvel Comics)
X-Factor (Marvel Comics)
Stormwatch (Image Comics/Wildstorm imprint)
Freak Force (Image Comics/Highbrow imprint)

Heroes With An Agenda
Thunderbolts (Marvel Comics)
Heroes for Hire (Marvel Comics)

Rebels With A Cause
Harbingers (Valiant Comics)
X-Men and Uncanny X-Men (Marvel Comics)
X-Force (Marvel Comics)
Doom Patrol (DC Comics)

Secret Warriors
Secret Weapons (Valiant Comics)
Wetworks (Image Comics/Wildstorm imprint)
WildC.A.T.s (Image Comics/Wildstorm imprint)

Sidekicks United
Teen Titans (DC Comics)
Young Heroes in Love (DC Comics)
New Mutants (Marvel Comics)

Strangers In A Strange Land
Sovereign Seven (DC Comics)
Doom Patrol (DC Comics/Tangent imprint)

The Next Generation
New Warriors (Marvel Comics)
Infinity, Inc. (DC Comics)
Young All-Stars (DC Comics)
Gen-13 (Image Comics/Wildstorm imprint)

World’s Greatest Heroes
Avengers (Marvel Comics)
JLA (DC Comics)
Justice League of America (DC Comics)

Character Example