Thor/Avengers AU: While out for his daily run, Steve Rogers stumbles across Loki. There's only one glaring difference to how the Captain remembers the god of Mischief and how he appears now. Loki doesn't look like he can be older than six or seven years of age, nor can Steve ignore the utter terror he sees in the boys eyes.

Incomplete. Skye Stark, daughter of billionaire Tony Stark, has lived in her father's shadow for a long time. After he's kidnapped in Afghanistan, things change for the both of them. When SHIELD intervenes in their life, things change again, but not quite for the better. What happens when her father is called to save New York and she meets a certain soldier?

AU: Coming back for Loki's abandoned body led to the most incredible results Thor could ever imagine. Post Thor TDW.

Queen America has a very specific request for King Maxon.

Sequel to Skuldalið. IM3, Thor 2, and Cap 2 complaint. After moving back to Malibu with her dad, Erika thinks life will go back to normal. She couldn't be more wrong. After the Mandarin attack, she and Tony move back to Manhattan, and Erika is reunited with her adopted Avengers family-and her blood relatives.

Repression of a traumatic childhood incident on Jotunheim leads Loki to destruction. Thor learns the truth and takes pity on Loki, rescuing him from brutal Asgardian justice; this unsettles the Avengers, except Natasha, who knows the value of second chances. With the threat of Thanos looming, Loki and the Avengers must work together. Loki-centric, with eventual Natasha/Loki.

In which Loki is in over his head, the Avengers can't find any traction, Midgard falls to war, and to save the world the God of Mischief and Lies must, well—conquer it.

Loki always knew how this story was going to end.

All Loki wants is revenge-the Cube may be his key. But when he hides his identity to get info from Jane Foster, something inside him shifts. And when the Cube is stolen, Loki must choose between vengeance, and the woman he fears he can never have.