He starts with small things. He doesn't return the book borrowed from the library until two days after he is supposed to. He sneaks mean remarks into his essays and no one notices. He realizes nobody reads them and one time he doesn't do his homework and hands the teacher an excerpt from a sci-fi short story he likes so much. Billy feels like a criminal mastermind for a moment.

Dr. Horrible's scheme involving the Santas of Macy's has not gone well. Extrapolated from a Hammer v. Horrible battle you might have wondered about.

Billy's thoughts, feelings, and actions as things unfold near the end. Some stuff from after it all ends.

After the Doctor's attempt to destroy Captain Horrible fails, Billy's life begins spiraling down in a direction he didn't expect it to take... Though... Maybe that might be for the better...

What if Penny stopped Captain Hammer from firing the death ray? Penny lives au

Penny was quite the patient young lady... So, yes, a few things had begun to shift over the course of the last few weeks... Maybe her boyfriend wasn't all that he was cracked out to be... And maybe the disappearance of her laundry buddy was a disappointment... But everything would go back to normal eventually. With patience. (One of those what-if stories, you know the drill.)

The Doctor mulls over one of his newfound bad habits...

Moist knew, even if nobody else did. Drabble on the thoughts of Moist after the blog's end. Somewhat depressing, very short, hopefully good.

This has nothing to do with Dr. Horrible as you know him. It's about a poor crazy guy in NYC who loves a girl named Penny but can't get her, while an embodied voice in his head tells him to do evil things. (These are all OCs, and the story uses Dr. Horrible's songs and is written as a movie script, which I've never done before. Rated T for the usual reasons.)

A little scene from the childhood of Billy and Captain Hammer. Drabble.

Penny may be alive, but the Doc's in trouble. He's been arrested by the police and taken to a mental hospital to retrieve treatment for various mental disorders, including schizophrenia. But he's not crazy! He's not! He's Billy, but he's Dr. Horrible too. Can't he be both?

The wind swished through the trees, brushing through his unkempt blonde hair and almost bringing to his ears notes of a song he once knew. On the grave of his love, Billy broke.

After Penny's demise, Dr. Horrible begins moving up in the world, with fame, wealth and power, he's equipped to become the most evil villain in modern history. There's just two problems; accepting Penny's death on his own, and separating the minds of Billy and the Doctor.

The story starts the same, Dr. Horrible/Billy is the same, except Penny doesn't exist instead Billy's dream girl is Ivy. After getting to know Billy she has an encounter with Dr. Horrible.

When Penny first saw Billy in the laundry mat, she recognized him. He wasn't the same man she had met in a hospital three years ago.

In which Billy learns first-hand how 'beloved' and 'infuriating' can become synonyms-from a mongrel that follows him home and proceeds to invade his life and heart. Will the mangy mutt be worth it?

Post-Blog. The whole world at his feet and he can't even get rid of one annoying do-gooder. Well he *does* owe her... Kinda self-indulgent, but isn't most fanfic? All credit for Dr. Horrible goes to the amazingly devious Joss Whedon, and much credit for Anne's misadventures goes to the Incredible Kinners. Rated T just to be safe; we are dealing with villains, after all.

One-shot: The Death Ray doesn't malfunction and works exactly as it's meant to. This is only a problem because it's pointed at the wrong person.

"If he could rob banks so soulessly then really, he should be able to ignore the fact that when clothes got dirty, they usually got washed. He should be able to through the garments on the mountainous pile and not think of why his bedroom was turning into a hamper and why he had started sleeping in the guest room. Or the lab. Or the kitchen." Drabbley Oneshot

While Billy and Dr. Horrible may seem like one and the same, a quick look into their mind will tell you they're really... not. [Warning: This may be the darkest thing I've written yet, simply because of the idea behind the concept.]

Set six months after Act III. The media has declared Dr. Horrible old news, so he attempts to get his reputation back. He tries to make his name more memorable, but what happens when he accidentally starts doing good deeds? Please R&R! (So I accidentally re-uploaded the Chapter 10 with extra content and called it a new chapter. Whoops. Re-read it anyway! There's new stuff added!)

One-Shot. Dr. Horrible tries to travel back in time to stop himself from joining the E.L.E, until his best friend shows up.

It's been two months since Dr. Horrible defeated Captain Hammer and two months since Penny died. Ever since then, no one has dared to stand up to him. But now, a new hero has arisen. That's not the only change around here: Billy has developed a new crush on someone from the laundry mat. Will this, too, end up in disaster?

Dr. Horrible is moving up the ladder in the Evil League of Evil. But what will he do when he finds out that Penny had an identical twin sister who's teamed up with Captain Hammer to get revenge? Will he stop them? Will he even be able to?

A short story from Billy's point of view, taken place after the musical