[AU/Maxiosa] Furiosa's plan is foiled at the last minute, sending her into the desert to escape Joe's wrath. When she tries to steal Max's car, she ends up in the passenger seat as an unlikely ally as they fend off their pursuers, forced to deal with the implications of her failing the Wives, and Max being heavy one person when it's the last thing he wanted.

[AU/Character Study] Max can't help but believe that a hundred and sixty days' ride out from the Vuvalini's encampment, they will find nothing but salt - but he goes with them anyway.

Some time after the liberation of the Citadel, Furiosa sets out to find Max - if not to bring him back, then to make sure he's alright.

After Slit survives his fiery crash on the Fury Road, he's left to grapple with many things - his fall from grace, the death of Immortan Joe, the reformation of the Citadel, and his Joe-forsaken itchy back - will someone come and help already?

Fresh out of the Pitt, the Lone Wanderer pauses, deciding it was time for a well-earned break. [prologue turned to a oneshot]

This is what is expected out of a War Boy when he is sent out to do war, and this is what is expected out of a War Boy when he is due to die. And *this* is what happens when a War Boy that dies on the Fury Road is brought back to the Citadel to live again.

A series of roughly related, out of order, standalone stories taking place after Episode 2, centered around the last remaining branch of Black Mesa - White Forest. Chapter Two: Mirror - Returning to White Forest, Gordon wants to do nothing but take a hot shower and relax. Still, his demons manage to make him wonder if he can manage to put everything behind him.

Barney never enjoyed his work as a Metrocop, but always exploited his position in Civil Protection for the good of the Resistance. When a man betrays the Resistance and grows closer to the Citadel, how will Barney take charge of the situation? What will Barney have to do to stop him dead in his tracks, and how will he cope with what he has to do?