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"[A] DC team and Marvel team that have yet to meet on this blog"
Silver or Bronze Teen Titans and the Runaways...?
Creature Commandos and the Howling Commandos...?
Legion of Super-Heroes and the Legion of Monsters...?
Secret Six (original version) and S.H.I.E.L.D....?
Okay, I'll stop now. ;)
I remember when a reader asked (probably in the Answer Man column) if Lois Lane and Margo Lane were related. The response was, if they were, then their common ancestor was Lazarus Lane -- El Diablo from Weird Western Tales.
I suspect that Perry Mason's secretary Della Street was also a distant cousin.
Have a team up with the lane sisters.
Sam lane has some 'splaining to do.
Who’s Margot Lane?
But, she was more closely related to the Doom Patrol's Danny Street.
She was the semi-romantic interest of Lamont Cranston (nee Kent Allard) alias The Shadow. The polite term back in the 1930's was, of course, paramour! Sort of a cross between live-in girlfriend and common-law spouse.
As for my own wild guess? Under the parameters of the hint you've given, I'll say...the Sinister Six vs. the Inferior Five!
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