History Main / TeamUpSeries

** ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan got his own team-up book, ''ComicBook/UltimateMarvelTeamUp''. Several Ultimate heroes, like the Hulk and Iron Man, first appeared in this one.

* ''ScoobyDoo Team-Up'', which features the Scooby-Doo gang teaming up with DC comics characters like Batman and Superman, animated adaptations of DC characters like the {{WesternAnimation/Superfriends}} and ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'' incarnations, and other Creator/HannaBarbera characters like ''WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones'' and ''WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest''.

* ''Marvel Team-Up'': SpiderMan and someone else, almost every time: of the 157 issues from Volume 1, only 11 ''didn't'' feature the wall-crawler as one of the team-ees. Of those 11, the Human Torch or the Hulk usually got top billing.

* Fanfic/SijoTeamUps

* ''Franchise/SpiderMan[=/=]ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}'' is a series revolving around the adventures of the eponymous duo. Their prior team-ups in their solo titles were collected into a [[EpisodeZeroTheBeginning Vol. 0]].

* ''Franchise/SpiderMan[=/=]ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}'' is series revolving around the adventures of the eponymous duo. Their prior team-ups in their solo titles were collected into a [[EpisodeZeroTheBeginning Vol. 0]].

* ''[=AvX=]: VS'' a part of the ComicBook/AvengersVsXMen event, it was a variation on the team up idea with two combinations (one member of Comicbook/TheAvengers with a member of the ComicBook/XMen) squaring off against each other in the backdrop of the event.

* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueAction'' is often seen as the SpiritualSuccessor to both ''TB&TB'' and ''Justice League'', with a member of the DC big three teaming up with someone lesser known. Batman and Captain Marvel, Superman and Space Cabbie, the big three guest starring Plastic Man and Constantine, Wonder Woman and Booster Gold vs a possessed Batman, etc.

** Several decades later, it got a SpiritualSuccessor with ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndGuessWho'' which also features the gang teaming up with various fictional characters (including Batman once again) and real-life celebrities.

* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueAction'' is often seen as the SpiritualSuccessor to both TB&TB and Justice League, with a member of the DC big three teaming up with someone lesser known. Batman and Captain Marvel, Superman and Space Cabbie, the big three guest starring Plastic Man and Constantine, Wonder Woman and Booster Gold vs a possessed Batman, etc.

** In 2019, the title is revived, with the first story arc seeing Spider-Man teamed up with the current ComicBook/MsMarvel.

** For ''ComicBook/MarvelLegacy'', this title is revived as a limited-series where the Thing discovers a message from Mr. Fantastic encouraging him and the Human Torch to explore TheMultiverse, so they team up together and end up visiting a world where Galactus's initial invasion of the earth unfolded differently.

This is (usually but not always) an ongoing (as opposed to a MiniSeries) ComicBook series built around the concept of two (sometimes more but usually just two) [[CrossOver heroes teaming up]] - it usually has one main star which others team up with, but not always. Series where the main characters pretty much only team up with each other, like ''[=Superman/Batman=]'' and ''World's Finest'' (also a Superman[=/=]Batman team up) don't count. Also not for regularly teaming groups like ComicBook/TheAvengers, JusticeLeagueOfAmerica, etc.

** ''ComicBook/TheBraveAndTheBold'' started off as an anthology title focusing on Ye Olden Days type heroes such as Silent Knight and Viking Prince. After that fizzled, it became a second try out book for DC (after the success of the legendary ''Showcase'') and helped launch such instrumental DC titles as the JusticeLeagueOfAmerica and the Comicbook/TeenTitans. Teams such as those proved popular, so it start pairing up various random heroes, but the Batman team-ups sold better and before long Batman was in every team-up they did. So, at one point or another, the title was every single variation on this trope.

** The first issue was infamous for [[http://www.dialbforblog.com/archives/365/mtio1.gif a spelling error]]. Doesn't help that the team-up is with Man-Thing...

** ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan got his own team-up book, ''ComicBook/UltimateMarvel Team-Up''. Several Ultimate heroes, like the Hulk and Iron Man, first appeared in this one.

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* FanFic/TheMUSHUVerse
* [[http://alaxr274.deviantart.com/gallery/33810717 Super Milestone Wars]] and it's sequel.
* Fanfic/SijoTeamUps
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** The most recent version of ''Marvel Team-Up'' (to actually use that name, at least) didn't focus on Spider-Man; usually they were one-time teamups, although there was a HalfArcSeason through the series regarding new villain Titannus.

* A + X, a Team Up series spinning out of ''[=AvX=]: VS'', based around the same idea of the ''VS'' series except instead of battling each other (most of the time) it is a proper team up in pairing off members from the two franchises in one and done stories with a smaller or equally sized backup story in the issue with a different pair of characters.

* The Vs. series from ''Franchise/SuperSentai'', and Movie Wars for its sister franchise, ''Franchise/KamenRider''.

** ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan got his own team-up book, ''UltimateMarvel Team-Up''. Several Ultimate heroes, like the Hulk and Iron Man, first appeared in this one.

* IDW's ''[[ComicBook/ThePowerpuffGirls Powerpuff Girls Super Smash-Up]]'' sees the trio teaming up with various CartoonNetwork characters.

** Recently there were in turn ''two'' comics based on Brave And The Bold- One was [[RecursiveAdaptation a direct adaptation of the animated series]], with original stories and no continuity with the main DCUniverse. The other was canonical but did not have Batman or any other hero as a regular guest star.

** As a matter of fact, one of the first CrossOver story arcs occurred between this series and the above-mentioned ''Marvel Team-Up''. Spidey and the Thing went up against {{Thanos}} of all people.

* RealityStorm, a crossover {{sourcebook}} between SilverAgeSentinels and {{Champions}}, was designed to resemble a multiple-part team-up comic, complete with a full cover on each chapter.

* ''ScoobyDoo Team-Up'', which features the Scooby-Doo gang teaming up with DC comics characters like Batman and Superman, animated adaptations of DC characters like the {{Superfriends}} and ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'' incarnations, and other Creator/HannaBarbera characters like ''WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones'' and ''WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest''.

* ''Deadpool Team-Up'' saw Marvel returning to the Big Name Character/Random Marvel Hero formula, with a focus on ''random''. In some issues he teams up with TheMightyThor, TheIncredibleHercules, and the Comicbook/{{Ghost Rider}}s; in others he teams up with It, the Living Colossus, Mr. X, the Zapata Brothers, or Hellcow.

* ''Super Team Family'' a short-lived title from UsefulNotes/{{the Bronze Age|OfComicBooks}}, with no set main star. Obscure today, but ironically influential since one of its plotlines involved the mental instability of TheAtom's wife, which would be a pivotal element decades later in ''ComicBook/IdentityCrisis''.