Three years ago, the world changed. Ashes spread across the globe and people panicked, not certain what was happening or what to do. They called for the Avengers to help, but they never answered the call. Tony Stark did. Sequel to INEVITABLE

Sequel to Navigating uncharted waters. As Peter recovers from his capture by Ross, a photo of him with Tony and the Avengers leaks and is splashed all across the media. No one can figure out who he is, but the public's interest has been ignited. While Tony worries about Peter's identity being exposed, Peter isn't as concerned. Besides, what's the worst that could happen anyway?

Peters caught in another building collapse, sparking anxiety and issues over his previous Toomes collapsed building trauma and neither Tony or Peter are handling it well. Turns out all they need is each other.

The team's view changes on their little Robin, as they discover what Robin has gone through in the past, what he goes through on a daily basis, and the things he will put himself through to keep others safe, even if it means he is the one to pay the price.

The Hargreeves siblings go back in time to fix Vanya, and Klaus slips through the cracks of their new, better family. And in the world where Vanya doesn't bring the apocalypse, Klaus does.

Peter Parker didn't think his day could get any worse- until he was proven wrong. When his teacher announces that his class is taking a field trip to Stark Industries, Peter knows that there's no getting out of this. Tony's gonna embarrass him, Cap's gonna give his 'don't do drugs' lecture, and there's no telling what the rest of the Avengers will do. *Rated T because I'm paranoid*

Ed had been gone for months. Roy supposes that he should have been grateful for that. Grateful in a sick, twisted sort of way. Because what would have happened if he hadn't found out, if he hadn't been forced to look so deeply into his subordinate's eyes, if he hadn't been left to wonder and debate for days? Long story short, if Ed hadn't been away, Roy would have had no damn clue.

Dean and Sam are left to Sonny's care after John refuses to come and get them when Dean is arrested for theft. Transitioning from a life of hunting to the life of a normal 10 year old and 14 year old is quite a challenge. For the first time, Sam and Dean learn what it means to be safe.

"Peter nothing is more important than family and you saved my daughter's life. I'll never forget that but you know I can't have you interfering with my business right?" Tomes doesn't give Peter another chance in the car.

First Flash had punched him in the face for no reason and he got detention, then they were kidnapped from said detention. How could his day possibly get any worse?

Peter gets in trouble at school and Tony comes to rescue

After Infinity War, Steve calls Pepper. She tells him that Tony was working on new and improved gear for them. Steve, Natasha, Rocket and Thor set out to Stark Tower. Once in Tony's lab, they find an album of video clips and voicemails of a boy called Peter Parker. Tony gets back from Titan, and somehow, they all become a team again.

Four teens from different backgrounds, struggling each with different problems, somehow end up in an entangled path almost as if it were destined. Lance, the jock with abusive parents. Keith, the deaf kid who loves music. Pidge, the artistic anorexic girl. Hunk, the class clown with a severely sick sister. How is it possible for the group to become friends? Modern AU, no slash :)

Missing scene from Infinity War, in which Tony Stark doesn't like it when people hold guns to his kid's head, and takes a moment to let that fact be known.

A kid from Queens was all it took to melt the ice around Tony Stark's frozen heart. - A series of oneshots that delve into the relationship between Tony Stark and Peter Parker as their lives begin to merge.

Ned had never thought about what happened when Peter got hurt as Spider-Man until he saw it with his own eyes. He wished he hadn't.

Peter Parker had had everything: a mother, a father, an uncle, an aunt. He'd lost them all. All he had left was Tony Stark, and all Tony Stark had left was him. And in the wake of their insurmountable losses, they go about trying to find a family within each other.

Peter was told to stay with the truck and protect the package but Tony was knocked down and he couldn't just stand by and watch him get killed. So, he abandoned his post. He should have done what he was told.

Tony tries to help Peter cope with things after he returns. Post-Avengers 4.

Connor hits a wall both literally and figuratively eighteen months after the liberation of the androids. Also, Hank's birthday. Connor finds that picking a good present with an extremely limited budget is more difficult than it would seem. Some good vaguely father-son-but-emotional-constipation-won't admit-it Hank and Connor fluff. Also, Sumo.

He's stuck again, he can't believe that he's stuck under a building AGAIN but this time, he knows he can rely on his father to get him out... even if he's scared. Includes panic attacks, Irondad, and Spiderson

Peter didn't blow up the chemistry lab on purpose, it simply happened In which Peter has an accident during class and no one expects Tony Stark to pick him up from the principal's office. - cross-posted on AO3

No war comes without casualties. Out of everyone, Tony Stark knows this best of all. He'd planned for it. He'd prepared himself. He knew that not everyone was going to come back home. At least, not breathing, anyway. But this was the one outcome he hadn't planned for.

Based on a prompt sent to me on tumblr: Could you write an avengers finally knowing who spider man is and going to meet him as Peter Parker but unfortunately on that very day Peter starts to develop his spidey sense and it's reacting to everything and anything because it's still new and developing, making for an interesting meeting.

After John s death, Dean shuts Sam out and lives in his own world until Sam confronts him. Dean breaks leaving Sam hurt and bleeding on the ground. He blames Sam but then realizes something about Sam that he missed over the last few days. When he recognizes what he had done, is it too late? A lot of pain, anger, guilt and brotherly love.

When Robin finds himself trapped in the past, he can only turn to one person - Batman. Trouble is, they haven't exactly...met yet. (Set in YJ universe, but Batfam-oriented).

What if Evan explained that the letter wasn't meant for Connor to see? What if Connor lived and they actually became friends? Everybody lives, nobody dies, and Connor is not a good person. He's really angry, actually. Basically a story about friendship, being seen, and growth. TW: mentions of suicide, self-harm, panic attacks, intrusive thoughts, drug use, bullying

On his way home from school one afternoon, Peter is taken by surprise and has to call Tony for help. Was it really just wrong place, wrong time? Or is there something more at work? A little unsure about this one; feedback is appreciated.

Peter thought his depression and self-destruction behavior was behind him. Or, Peter turns to the blade after a rough night, then goes to Tony for comfort.

When a seemingly harmless hunting trip turns disasterous, young Prince Arthur finds himself captured. The one thing he didn't expect is for a strange raiven-haired boy to help him escape... with magic. How can he learn to trust this boy, much less befriend him? (No slash, fluff, and friendship. T for paranoia.)

In which Keith finally gets it and there is no other way to explain it.

AoU SPOILERS- PIETRO LIVES. "Pietro, Wanda, meet Peter Parker," Clint introduced. "You replacing us, Old Man?" Pietro demanded, holding a hand out to Peter. "No, you brat, I'm just being a nice person," Clint scoffed. "That okay with you?" Pietro the Protective and Wanda the Weird. Yea, Peter was gonna have to get used to this. ( Peter meets Pietro and Wanda. At Clint's house. )

What's a man supposed to do when the Flash literally crashes into his living room? In which Barry Allen makes quite the surprise entrance into Captain Singh's house.

No one likes changing for gym class. For one exhausted spider, it's torture. For one egotistical jock, it's an eye-opening experience. Because really, no one should have that many scars. Especially not puny Parker. (set after "Identity Crisis")

After pushing himself just a little too hard, Robin falls asleep in the Cave before training. Cuteness, Team shenanigans, and Daddybats follow.

Some servants, according to a few rather violent knights, need to be taught their place, and Merlin certainly doesn't seem to know his. After a midnight altercation spurs more revelations than one and leaves more questions than it answers, Arthur has no choice but to face some hard truths about his servant. Hurt!Merlin, Protective!Arthur, Protective!Knights.

"You're just like Rob. You build these walls and don't let anybody in." ...They were a lot alike, both distant, both chiseled by detached family...or Batman. He was her equal, and he never failed to be there for her. ***A bunch of oneshots/chapters with this amazing friendship/couple. Rated T for language and mature themes.***

Kidnapped, Nightwing finds himself in the hands of two deadly villains who plan to transform him into a Talon. Batman, Artemis, and an unlikely hero will team together to bring him home. Takes place after Endgame. Slight Dick/Babs . Rated T for violence, torture, and some language.

Sam never stopped hunting when he left for Stanford. He only wanted to help his Dad and Dean the best way he could, which wasn't being a soldier like Dad wanted, but research, collecting information and keeping a steady hand when patching them up. He has stopped awaiting his Father's approval that will never come, instead he's paving his own path. Stanford-Era. Sam-Centric. AU

Part of the How to Survive being an SI Employee-universe. In which Peter Parker gets hired by Stark Industries, accidentally.

In a mission gone wrong, Robin finds himself being forcefully interrogated under...influence. "Now, you're probably wondering why we haven't just yanked your mask off and been done with this whole thing, hmm? It's because this way is so much more fun."

"I trusted you more than I feared you." Conner sees an injury on Robin that causes him to remember something he'd rather forget: I trust you with my life - There's a difference between saying it and proving it.

... there isn't always someone to catch him ...

What happens when it all becomes too much for a 14 year old Sammy? Limp/EmotionallyHurt/ Sam. Angry/Angsty/Protective Dean. Warning: suicide attempt

With Morgana's betrayal, Uther is left broken and unfit to rule. However, a visiting knight comes to comfort the grieving king, much to Camelot's relief. After all, what's the harm in letting a stranger make himself comfortable? Set pre-season 4, before Agravine

Artemis was injured, and Wally blames Dick. Words were exchanged and their friendship might be broken beyond repair...

AU after OOTP. The darkest hour comes before dawn. On the end of a night of torture, when all seems lost, Harry finally defeats Voldemort and scatters his supporters. But he is left nearly dead, and the only one capable of seeing him through the last night is another who barely survived their enemies' fall...Severus Snape. One-shot.

When his last stab at making up with Bruce falls through, what does Dick have to look forward to in the New Year? T for language, self-harm.

Prompt Request, First Reveal Fic! No Slash. Merlin has a serious fear of fire. Arthur wants to find out why... It was destiny, calling, humming softly through his lifeblood, wasn't it?. DISCONTINUED.

Everything changed after the lamia. But how could Merlin show that? As far as they were concerned, it had been a fairly normal occurrence. Merlin had to keep right on going, as if he wasn't dying inside. Minor character death, no slash. Set during season 4, after 4x08.

Dean may have invited Sam back, but Sam really isn't handling everything that well. He's hurt both physically and emotionally and he's convinced his brother hates him. One shot set after 5x04 'The End.'

An incident in a town brings up a fact Arthur had long tried to ignore: his kingdom had a deep-seated prejudice against servants. More than that, Merlin had been involved in this cycle of abuse under Arthur's nose and he hadn't noticed.

When Harry goes back to school the year after Sirius dies, the unlikeliest of people start noticing a change in him. Mentions of child abuse, Dursleys, Draco and more brushes with death.

When Arthur is possessed by a brutal entity, it uses him to get to Merlin and beat him into submission. Merlin only cares about saving the Prince, but can he save him self? Whump.

9-year-old Sammy is mad he doesn't get a normal life. John's anger turns physical. Dean takes the brunt of it, and when he goes to talk to Sam afterward, things go terribly wrong, and Sammy runs away. Pre-series. NO romantic/adult connection. Just brother bond.

In the wake of Uther's death, Arthur goes too far in an argument with Merlin and is left to try and pick up the pieces.

After being ambushed in enemy territory, Merlin is mortally wounded and Arthur has no choice but to allow a sinister witch to heal him.

[Hints of Child Abuse: One Shot] First Year, AU in Potions class. Snape grasps what he otherwise would have missed. Looks may not be deceiving, but in a different way than he had even considered...

A teenage Sam and Dean get into a fight.

Everyone knows, the man says, but Snape certainly didn't. Sometimes you learn things from the most interesting sources.