The best secrets kept are the ones never shared, the ones never known. That was something Amara Allen found herself growing accustomed to. The Team didn't know who her father was but now she knew who her mother really was...how would they ever be able to trust her? And Artemis thought she had it bad.

The Avengers and the Justice League fight crime...well, not side by side, per say. Talia Stark is eager to prove herself, but her father made it clear that fighting as an Avenger is strictly off-limits. Bored one afternoon, she wanders off to Cadmus. Soon after, the Team is formed and Talia and her new friends realize they stumbled upon something huge: something no one expected.

Kida, a former slave who now thrives as a bounty hunter, finds her way involved in the war she advised Jango Fett against. Now that she's involved, she has to finally mourn the loss of Jango, seeing his face in the clones that man the army of the Republic. What happens when she allows herself to get attached to one, not for his resemblance to her former mentor, but for his heart?

Blue waters. Clear skies. Peace of mind. Bermuda is the embodiment of beauty and security. Yet, for some reason, Novia leaves paradise to spend time in DC with her aunt every summer. Trying her best not to reflect on her previous visit, she looks forward to what 2010 could bring. But exactly what does this year have in store for her?

Balthazar, a teenaged street magician and wizard, is desperate. He's barely able to keep himself afloat with his street magic gig, and what's worse is that he's gotten the attention of a local superhero. But when an unexpected offer promises him something better, Balthazar, along with his familiar Dalf, sets off down a road of capes, cowls, magic and heroism.

Moving out of Hell didn't change Venus Morningstar's mischievous ways. Sick of it, Lucifer banishes her after she cons a team of super-powered teens into helping her steal the Helmet of Fate. Her sentence? Help the Team, to the true best of her ability, until the New Year. Though Venus has no choice but to help the Team, she's determined not to like them. Too bad that fails.

What if Wally had a childhood friend who was on the team? Meet Aria, she has known Wally for nearly ten years before he became part of the team. With a childhood friend like her, will Wally fall for Artemis or Aria?

On April 1, 2006, two children watched their family fall to their deaths from a rigged trapeze. One became Robin and brought justice to his family. The other was taken before Bruce Wayne could get to her and raised as an assassin without an identity. Nearly a decade later, Karla Grayson is freed from the Court of Owls and the title of the Talon - but who is Karla outside the mask?

Its all Wally's fault. Why his father hates him, why his grades are slipping and why his friends are starting to hate him. If he was better... better at anything this wouldn't happen. Despite his self hatred he manages to pretend everything's peachy keen pretty well. He does great until a pink haired witch named Jinx, his bestfreinds dead brother and their band of misfits emerge.

Paige, a girl from our world who is left to fend for herself when her family dies in an accident, is somehow transported into a world that she thought could only exist in comic books. Accidentally arriving in the middle of a world where nothing is as it should be, but knowing about all of it, Paige has to learn to adapt to crime, superhero tempers, and possibly, love. OC/Kaldur

Kara Grant, granddaughter of Ted Grant, and protégé to Black Canary has been the new Wildcat since she was 10. Now, 6 years later, she, along with Robin, Aqualad and Kid Flash set out to prove their worth to the Justice League.

Rewrite. With Hawk and Dove as brothers, Felicity Hall finds herself being thrust into the world of superheroes as Falcon, third member of the Terrific Trio. Take into account she's seen as their sidekick, it was only a matter of time before her and other "sidekicks" struck out on their own. Season one. Wally/OC.

A scared girl stumbles across something she shouldn't. She ends up in every situation she hoped to never see. She leaves only one question behind her. What will it take to turn a healer into a hero? Note: I have also published this on Wattpad.

"It means come with me." Her hand slipped into his, and her gaze rose upwards, meeting his own. "Okay." She'd help them any way, any day, that's what friends were for. But when she agreed to be their mechanic, she was expecting nuts and bolts. Not psychos and super villains intent on taking over the world. Wally/Oc/Roy

Wally is abused by his parents. That doesn't bother him much, though, he deserves it. But his erratic behavior is now starting to peek through the masks he masterfully created and his uncle and friends are starting to catch on. How far, though, is Wally willing to go to hold on to his miserable life? Warning: Child abuse, underage drinking, Wally whump, and more dark bits.

There's always that one event that changes someone's life for ever. It shapes them. Moulds them into who they are. When you become a hero sometimes that event begins their story. My name is Lila Archer. This is how I became Shade and how I join the Justice League's covert ops team. Kaldur/OC

Wally blinked up at her in confusion, "Who's Kid Flash?"- While on a mission, Wally loses all of his memories of Kid Flash. T for saftey.