Dick was all set to have a normal evening at the Manor. So of course thirteen-year-old Jason Todd rings the doorbell, with the Red Hood right behind him. And of course that's just where it starts.

For all the blood on his hands, Red Hood was never just a villain. And Nightwing never gives up on family, not for good. (Or: The one where Dick bleeds a lot and Jason argues with everybody.)

When Dick, Jason, Tim, and Damian are kidnapped, Bruce is given a chilling message - find them in a week's time or he won't find them at all. But can the boys even survive their week in captivity? *Rated T for some violence and mature themes*

His arms were burning as they dangled there above that pit. Red Hood was unconscious and his grapple gun was jammed. Tonight just wasn't Tim's night. Two Shot.

"Stupid f***ing winter. Stupid f***ing snow. Stupid f***ing illness." When a certain young vigilante falls sick its up to the rest of the Batfamily to try and bring him back to health. But the last thing Jason wants, or needs, is to be around them. This is going to be quite a challenge for the hero family.

Batman must race against time to save his former partner from a mad man determined to finish what he started 15 years ago.

He could run run run and get out of this stupid place and be in his shoe-box-tiny but safe department, but he's not stupid. Not when he's Wally, anyway. Or when he's Flash, either, because being stupid is not the same than acting stupid, and to be honest he acts stupid as both of them.

Dick's a fighter. Always has, always will. He just never imagined he'd be fighting for his life, and for others, in the middle of a hospital under siege...and dealing with bomb threats, homicidal gunmen, stubborn doctors, & hostages. Sequel to 'High Noon'

In his personal war against Superman and Batman, Luthor has taken Nightwing hostage in an attempt to force them to surrender.

A fourteen year old Dick Grayson is arrested for possession of illegal drugs for sale. To Bruce's dismay, Dick is sentenced to an out of state school for troubled youth which has had unsavory rumors circulating about it for the past year. Dick will find more than he bargains for there. Rated M for adult themes.

After being involved in an accident, Dick stubbornly decides that he can manage just fine on his own. However, an unlikely ally disagrees...

Dick pays a visit to the Wayne Manor gym, where he meets the /delightful/ new addition to the family. Brother bonding fic. K plus for Dick's potty mouth.

A metahuman serial killer has captured Batman and Robin. She's decided Robin will be the next victim of her trademark death trap, and Batman can't escape quickly enough to do anything.

Batman begins to grow tired of Robin's constant nagging about his need to adopt a catchphrase to improve his image...

In the book, Infinite Crisis, Nightwing was originally intended to die by the edict of DC Senior Editor Dan DiDio. Reading the story, I saw by all the foreshadowing that Nightwing's life really was spared at the 11th hour, as DiDio later said. But what if Nightwing had died on schedule?

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?

This is series of short series based on interactions with the Flash between the Justice League members, and villains, where the character realizes its impossible to hate the Flash, no matter how hard they try. First story is up. Black Canary realizes that John wasn't lying when he said you just couldn't hate the Flash. Picture isn't mine. HIATUS!

Damian's been working alone, though he doesn't realize it yet. Dick has been in a coma, but can't leave his little brother on his own. Damian will find out eventually that Dick was never "really" there. Pre-Reboot AU Three Endings all up. COMPLETE

An Elseworlds tale where Nightwing's life begins to come undone.Please Review. Rated T for violence, and language. UPDATED: 5th and final chapter up!