KF's latest souvenir has finally done it, ruined Robin's day. Now he's gone to an alternate Earth where Robin never existed. Can he get home? How did his life make such a difference for his friends? And for Batman? AU, no OCs, T for paranoia. Sister Story to 'Where's Robin' read that for what is happening back home.

Barry Allen grew up as an orphan. When he meets Iris Allen, he finds himself thrilled to meet her family. When Barry meets Wally, he's appalled at the way his father treats him. For Wally, he's never been enough for his parents. He longs to be like the Flash, who's enough for all of Central and Keystone and the world! Can Iris and Barry show him he's enough?

...goes unpunished. Bruce and Dick find out just how true that old adage is when an injury Dick receives as Robin threatens to ruin both their lives.

[3] A group of mercenaries try to pull off an ambitious kidnapping, but only succeed in taking Artemis Crock and Richard Grayson. With the world watching Bruce Wayne, the League is helpless to act. Can the two young heroes save themselves without betraying their secrets? Set post-season one/pre-season two with original team. Canon pairings. Robin-centric *NOW COMPLETE*

Artemis wasn't too keen about joining the gymnastics team. Barbara and Bette want to make sure that she doesn't regret the decision. Hopefully Artemis is ready to be friends with some "Bird Lovers".

Joining the CIA wasn't anything like Chuck Bartowski hoped—five years in a bunker just sucks. When Bryce Larkin sends him the Intersect, it's up to Chuck and Bryce's ex-partner Sarah to deal with the fallout of Bryce's betrayal and save the day. COMPLETE.

Something more is happening at the Hogwarts Fanfiction Academy this year. Something other than mass fanwriter education Through Pain. Something more... sinister? Maybe, but "chaotic" and "insane" work too.

Ecthelion of Gondor sends Men to discover the truth about the mysterious Captain Thorongil. Slightly AU with a plethora of Original Characters. Finished.

A reembodied Glorfindel returns from Mandos in the Second Age, only to discover he is the only remaining member of the House of the Golden Flower left in Middle-earth. Sequel to "Finding Courage."