The week after Thanksgiving, Bucky asks Tony Stark if he can talk to him. Bucky Barnes, Tony Stark, Steve Rogers

Shortly after the events of Under the Red Hood, Jason returns to Gotham and runs into some folks he would rather avoid.

Three weeks after the accident, Captain America's presence is required at a hostage situation. Since Steve is still recuperating from his injuries, Bucky must go in his place. Bucky!Cap two-shot. Sequel to Ambush. No slash, no ships. Cover image used with permission.

Steve asks T'Challa to have a talk with Sam and Bucky to help ease the tension between them, but it opens a can of worms Bucky never hoped would open.

It's hard to get some quality research done in the middle of a war, but that's not going to stop Hydra's top scientist. A series of scenes set during Captain America: The First Avenger (and possibly beyond) from the viewpoint of one Arnim Zola. Rated M for human experimentation and medical torture. Also with Johann Schmidt, Bucky Barnes, the Howling Commandos and Captain America.

After the events of Civil War, Bucky wakes up, told by Steve that they need to leave. Everyone is coming for him. Everyone being Tony and Ross. Tony just wants some sort of closure, whether that involves Bucky dying, he isn't sure yet. Ross just wants the Winter Soldier, but his intentions aren't clear. All Steve knows is that he can't let Bucky be taken by either of them.

A Civil War AU for Bucky's interrogation scene. Steve reaches the cell in time to stop Zemo before the trigger words are complete, leaving Bucky's mind caught in mid-transformation. Now continuing into a multi-chapter affair. Enjoy!

It starts with a fight, one of those awful ones that leaves Dick red and shaking and Damian glaring and Bruce doing his best imitation of a stone wall. "I'm going after him," Tim says, though no one seems to be paying attention to him.

A quick filler scene during the Airport Battle. What happened between Sam and Bucky after Redwing saved them from Spiderman? Enjoy!

Bucky has a good day in Bucharest.

Missing scene from the Civil War re: the seating arrangement in the Bug. Contains mild Captain America: Civil War spoilers!

An AU for the ending of the Civil War movie, in which things go a little differently inside the Siberian bunker. Not slash, but Steve and Bucky are inseparable to the end. And Tony is, well, Tony. Enjoy!

Bucky has made great leaps and bounds in his recovery since being reunited with Steve, but not all his days are good. Some days are just plain hard.

Jason Todd has been a prisoner of the Joker for nine months. Then, against all odds and all hope, Batman rescues Jason and brings him back to Wayne Manor to recover. But has Batman come too late to save what is left of Jason? (AU of the Arkham Knight video game) SEQUEL COMPLETED: Desiderium

While held captive by the Arkham Knight and Scarecrow, Barbara is shocked when the Arkham Knight reveals his identity to her. Determined, Barbara desperately tries to bring home a member of the batfamily once thought to be lost forever. Will she succeed?

Bucky accidentally rips one of the shirts Steve lent him while boxing. He expects his friend to be upset but is instead reminded that not all people are as cruel as his handlers had been.

For months the Avengers have been trying to teach Steve, Bucky, and Thor how to use technology. Sadly, to the teams' annoyance (and Tony's rage), the three can never grasp the concept. That is, until Barry learns the three's secret and teams up with them.

Book one of Winter series. Tracey Madison has just been evicted from her apartment and then hired by Tony Stark to retrieve the SHIELD files that have been released onto the internet. Her life has gotten hectic and adding helping her friend Steve help the Winter Soldier regain his lost memories just made things a bit more complicated. Bucky/OC

Jason is still the strongest person he knows, even after this. Rated T for language.

The Queen of Hearts doesn't like to be ignored, but it's one of the hazards of breaking in new pawns.

Jason Todd didn't ask for any of this. No, but he knew that it was a possibility. At the mercy of this sadistic clown and his crowbar. Jason's final thoughts as he fights for his life in an empty warehouse. Based on the movie Batman Under the Red Hood. One-Shot.

"Don't move," they tell the asset, and they leave him standing naked in the center of the room.

The man shows him a new picture. A large blond man was huddled in the center of the paper, his face hidden in his hands. Surrounding him were pictures of another man with brown hair. Underneath were the words I have nightmares, too. The Soldier doesn't know how to draw 'safe', so he draws 'hurt'.

Finding Bucky is the easy part. He's broken and terrified and a shell of his former self, but Steve knows he can save him. It'll just take time - time and patience. And many sleepless nights. Spoilers for Captain America: The Winter Soldier. No slash, just friendship and LOTS of h/c.

Bucky can't sleep. Post-Winter Soldier

Spoilers for CoLS. Alec is still recovering from the breakup when he hears a song that changes everything. Warning: Implied character death, and use of a song and characters that I do not own or hold any rights to. Enjoy as you will.

Tony Stark coerces the team into eating shawarma after the Battle of New York. In hindsight, a trip to the hospital may have been more appropriate. Tag to the Avengers. Entire team involved. Cover image used with permission.

Max: A raped young women who needs help opening up again. Fang: A bullied young man who is suicidal and is somewhat emo. At the Support Group, can the two find a new hope in each other? Or will they miss out on a chance to free their souls? You must read on...

Will had never given much thought to the fact that his father was a significant part of his daily life. The Commander had taken for granted he saw his son every day. How does knowing Warren change things?

A phone call over Christmas forces the Strongholds to get to know the Peaces better...Chapter 6 up short but hopefully a bit of a cliffie...as always reviews are appreciated.

Wally comforts his best friend at the funeral of said best friend's little brother. Drabble

When Tim investigates the locked room near his and Dick's rooms, he learns a bit more of a boy who was never mentioned in the manor; Jason Todd, the lost Robin. Soon afterwards, a mysterious vigilante known only as "Red Hood" shows up in Gotham, who seems to know a lot about the deceased boy. However, any investigation must be put on hold due to a small problem; The Joker's loose.

"But it just wasn't enough. Not enough to Bruce. No, it was never enough." Jason is left feeling broken after a conversation with Bruce, and he just wants to be enough for him. Luckily, Richard Grayson is his brother. Jason and Dick brotherfluff! Please read/review, you'll make me happy.

One Shot: During the trial and all the downtime between sessions, Batman convinced the guards to let him make a 'phone call'. He didn't know that call would be used in the trial itself. Bit fluffy, up to now review

Bruce must race against the clock to save Jason after he falls prey to to the Joker yet again. Can he save the wayward bird and finally get him to come home?

Warren eyed the motley crew that had decided to invade his space, his table, his quiet and peaceful lunchtime, and essentially all other aspects of his life and resigned himself to having friends for the rest of high school.

Brothers argue. Brothers have differences. Brothers "hate" each other one day and show their love for each other the next. Dick Grayson and Jason Todd are no different, despite Jason's issues. Dick just wishes he could make his little brother see that he doesn't have to be alone...He wishes that they could see eye to eye. T for safety.

Movie-verse. Months after Loki's defeat, Captain America is injured in battle, and Iron Man comes to a new realization about the leader of the Avengers. Friendship story. No slash. Rating for brief violent language.

A short one-shot after seeing Performances and what Jack Haly said. Spoilers for Performances. Rated T for one single cuss word.

A standalone one-shot in which Tim is saved by Jason who then yells at his brothers for being accused of hurting Tim in the first place.

Two Shot: She saw it all. Wayne's shot. Grayson's kidnapped. A ransom's been made. Batman isn't picking up and time's running out. Desperate she calls Wally. Can the two of them save the kid before a coin toss decides his fate?

One Shot: Gotham Academy is being held for ransom during lunch, and there are three prime hostages tucked away in one corner. Who will be their hero today?

One Shot: Waiting for Bruce to pick him up after school to visit his circus, Dick's called into the principal's office. Photos of his old injuries are on the desk. 'Great' Dick thought, 'not this again.'

Sequel to Frustrated but can be read alone. Malec Lemon! Having Alec over for the night turns into being something much more than what Magnus had planned. And he's gotta admit, it's about time he's finally getting some relief. Summary's crap I know.

The day after the homecoming fiasco was a strange day for Warren.

In 1979 Sky High was hoisted up, the enrollment doubled, and a whole batch of familiar characters were incoming Freshman, just beginning their journey toward being heroes. One student however, went on a journey through life. High school is never easy.

It wasn't really that different, now. He was still alone. Connor's angsty views of the new Zenith Team.

Pre-movie. Warren waits at the bus stop and notices something on the bench.

What happened with Connor, A.K.A. Concussion, after the events of Zoom? How would he cope with what happened to him and what he did? How would the others help him?

After Save the Citizen, Warren isn't feeling well. While attempting to tough it out as he usually does, he keeps coming face to face with an unappreciated helping hand.

Will Stronghold got an XBox and a hug out of the cafeteria fight. What did Warren get? A miserable cold, among other things...

The aftermath of homecoming for Warren Peace. A prequel to “Christmas with the Strongholds.” Rated for slightly crude language.

A look at how the senior Strongholds and Warren adjust to each other after Royal Pain’s attack.

The sort of prequel to Sorry's Always Hard to Say, in which the reason for the attempted suicide mentioned in that story is explained. Warren's POV. Rated T for slight language and themes.

Commander Stronghold reacts badly to Warren Peace in his household, and Will must deal with the fallout. Commander's a bit AU, centers on Warren and Will's friendship.