This team is an alternate version of the Fantastic Four. It has people with the FF Team Ability but who aren't normally on the team in the comics. Here's the team:

It’s been roughly a year and a half since the last D&D Miniature Starter Set, part of Aberrations, and with the ninth expansion Wizards has decided to take D&D minis in a slightly different direction. Some of the rule changes were obviously influenced by the success of the Star Wars Miniature line that Wizards also makes, and others were made to speed up game play itself, however there are still some lingering problems with the rules and some new issues were created in this last rule book.

Twilight Imperium is in its 3rd edition and for anyone who has played the first two editions, this is by far the best. As the title indicates, Twilight Imperium is more than just a mere board game; it is an epic adventure. With nearly infinitesimal different ways to set up the game, it is a guarantee that the same two games will never be played twice.

This team is inspired by the HIVE from the Teen Titans show. (Hey, I watched it when I was younger but not anymore.) I used some Marvel characters who fit in good like Yellowjacket but I'll talk about them later. The team consists of this:

I’ll come right out and say it: I’m a closet reader of several Heroclix forums, I never post but read what people say about specific figures or teams and that helps me learn new tricks that I previously had never considered. There’s something that’s interesting about game specific forums that more general ones don’t have, and that is these forums tend to be more focused on complaining about a specific game. I always find this funny since these people obviously spend lots of time and money on the very thing they seam to love finding reasons to hate. One of my favorite types of complaint threads are the ones that single out a specific figure and talk about how unplayable said figure is -- mostly due to it not having a single defined role in a team or how that figure’s dial isn’t the way the complainer would have designed it.