Through Frames in Sketch and Story

Every teen often has that group or "squad", if that's what the kids are still calling it these days, that makes them feel like part of a group. From the art kids, sporty buffs, STEM reading academics or the orchestra maestros. Everything is all fine and happy. They make memories, talk their ambitions and fears out. It's all good. Until. (Drum roll) They need to work together on projects as teams. Nothing screams teenage experience quite like trying to work in a group that’s full of emotional landmines.  For dramatic effect, add superpowers, secret trauma, and the fate of the world on the line. Boom! You’ve got a teen superhero team. Whether it's Teen Titans , Young Justice , The New Mutants , or even squads like Class 1-A in My Hero Academia , these teams are more than just action units. They’re living, fighting metaphors for adolescent social chaos. They show us that saving the world as a teen isn’t just about powers, it’s about navigating egos, trust, crushes,...