Tony had built his suit to protect himself and others. He should not have been caught again. He also shouldn't have to depend on a certain green eyed individual, who happens to be his cellmate, for survival. Tony and Loki whump. No Slash. Rating for scenes of torture.

Following the backlash of one of his bright ideas, Arthur and Merlin find themselves stranded in Lot's kingdom. With an enemy patrol, and an entire camp of wronged bandits blocking their escape through the woods, they've no choice but to get word to Camelot and wait for rescue. Yet, that may be easier said than done... (set between series 4 & 5, diverges from canon later on)

When the rage has gone, what else is there left to trust? There was nothing for the Second Prince of Asgard, and he was feeling so very, very tired. He wanted it to end. He wanted it all to end. Post-TDW and onwards. Avengers will appear in later chapters, as well as various Norse Mythology (and some comic book) references. AU from T:TDW onwards.

AU. Loki is an impoverished, orphaned pianist with a very dark past. Thor is a wealthy, famous athlete - spoiled and arrogant. By chance or fate, Thor walks in on Loki's - a stranger's - attempted suicide. How will their lives collide? Is there a reason behind it? And what about Loki's past ties them together? Something wicked lurks behind chance encounters. Thorki. No incest.

None of this was supposed to happen. SHIELD wasn't supposed to find Thor and Loki on Earth three years after the battle. Loki wasn't supposed to be a silent shadow of who he once was. And the Avengers...weren't ever meant to have to endure the madness that would follow. "Cry, Loki. Cry."

Garcia makes a bet involving her co-workers...and get's a profile nobody wanted. Reid-centric. Ch. 38 up!

Arthur and Gwaine rescue Merlin from the clutches of slave traders only to find themselves trapped in a strange castle whose residents have up and vanished. There's something in the castle that's after them, and to make matters worse, Merlin is already injured and can't use his magic. Gen. Friendship.

All she wanted was for her son to be safe. But he was a celebrity now, and sometimes it was just too much to ask.

Hotch and Reid are called back to D.C. in the middle of a case in Los Angeles. The commercial flight they're on runs into problems and crashes in the Rocky Mountains. Now they have to survive the crash and the fact that the killer may be with them.

Originally anthologized in "Sesquipedalian." After the weight of his past and destiny becomes too much for Merlin to bear, Arthur comes to Merlin as a friend and Merlin tells the truth. Sort of.

Tag to episode 1x11. A great famine engulfs Camelot, and the only thing that hurts Arthur more than the hunger pangs in his own stomach is seeing Merlin in pain. NOT slash. Two-shot; complete.

A band of renegade druids that know how much the legendary "Emrys" is worth to certain people have decided to auction him off to the highest bidder. How far will Arthur go to get him back, especially when Merlin's secret is revealed?

Joker's death marked the end of an era. The city was moving on, filled with new heroes and new villains, and Scarecrow no longer had a place in Gotham. Romance between Harley Quinn and Jonathan Crane.

Post inception, Eames discovers Robert's eating disorder and does his best to support him through it.

Max hadn't chosen to go to Vietnam, but he'd gone and now he wasn't sure. About anything.

How does the Joker work through his own pain? By inflicting it on others. Sequel to The Doctors and the Nurses They Adore Me So.

Three years before the Batman appeared, Dr. Crane met the newly-appointed Dr. Harleen Quinzel. It was the start of a twisted friendship, as well as glimpses of past events that shaped the darkness that lurks within them both.

Sometimes you end up helping the villain, when all you intended was to bring him in. Sequel to Act Like We Are Fools. Rated for gore.

Max is a very ill little boy. Jude does his best to make it better and, in the process, realizes just how much he cares for his best mate. Max/Jude. One-shot.

Bruce isn't really sure who he is anymore. And the little psychiatrist shaped 'problem' he picked up in Arkham isn't helping. Could be read as a sequel to the movie. Sadly they don't make films like this much. NOW COMPLETE.