(MCU & TASM) Uncle Ben never died on that fateful night, and Peter never became Spider-Man. AU. Non-linear storytelling. Warning for language, violence, mentions of torture and suicidal thoughts. Formerly "Quoth the Raven Nevermore"

"Family isn't just connected by blood, Peter," Natasha told him with a small smile on her lips. "A family is a bunch of people who will always be there to help you, who will always look out for you." After Aunt May lands in the hospital, Peter is forced to move into the Avengers tower for a bit and slowly, the teenager begins to find a home with the team. *Superfamily, no slash!*

Coulson is back, and he has the Avengers searching for the one and only Spiderman. One the other side of the spectrum, a new evil is lurking in the shadows.

The Kubler-Ross Model theorizes that there are five stages of grief: Denial, Bargaining, Anger, Depression, and Acceptance. Following the events of TASM2, The Avengers help Peter struggle through each stage. Companion to She Isn't Gwen and The Challenge. Spoilers for TASM2 and Agents of Shield. Five parts.

Peter Parker needs a dad not a Daddy (5 times the team thought Tony was Peter's sugar daddy and one time they realized he wasn't.)

In another time and place, Wade would have gone back to Weasel's bar and met the love of his life, Vanessa. However, in this life, predicated by a squeaky skateboard wheel, he met Peter instead. spideypool

Peter Parker struggles between graduating and saving New York as Spider-Man. Because of this, he barely has time for a relationship. There is Deadpool, who obviously admires Spider-Man, if not straight up in love with him. After a college tour, Peter finds himself possibly attracted to both men and women. Can Deadpool finally win his heart? Love is a mysterious thing.

(TASM 2 spoilers!) Peter was never the same after Gwen's death. He missed her and would do anything to be with her... He was about to be with her again, but someone got in the way. This may be just what he needed. TRIGGER WARNINGS: Self harm, suicidal tendencies

The Avengers and the Amazing Spiderman crossover. Pretty typical Superfamily origins story. Peter Parker is being abused by a parental figure (OC) and tries to keep this secret as he interns at Stark tower. Stony a given. Work in progress, probably slow moving and almost definitely full of angst. Rated T for naughty words, implied sexual abuse, on-screen and off-screen violence.

Peter Parker was a regular teenage guy who was bitten by destiny. As he struggles to battle the crime of NYC as the masked vigilante Spider-Man and retain a normal home life with his Aunt May and girlfriend Gwen Stacy, his abilities catch the attention of S.H.I.E.L.D.. They want to know who Spider-Man really is, and they won't stop until they get an answer. TASM1&2/Avengers

While running away from the school bully Flash, Peter Parker takes cover in the closest building. Little did he know he would meet his idols and form strong friendships with them. Will they figure out he is Spider-man or can he keep it a secret?

Peter's whole life is crumbling apart around him, and no one seems to notice but Gwen and Wade. They just hope that they can save Peter from himself before he does something drastic...

My little version of how young Peter Parker is approached by SHIELD and asked to join the Avengers. The team takes him in under their wing and even a certain Norse God, fresh from his prison stint on Asgard takes a kinship with the human arachnid. But soon Earth is once again threatened by the Chitauri, along with Thanos. Rated K for now, but T for later chapters. Coulson returns.

Spiderman's actions in New York didn't go unnoticed. Nick Fury wants to know who New York's new hero is.

Peter/Wade. Peter has been cutting himself and Wade finds out. Part 4 of my 'Key To The Heart' series. Requested. Warnings of self-harm and angst, but also some fluff.

The Lizard's attack on New York is seen as a major failing on the part of the Avengers. While some wonder what went wrong, others look into what went right and try to track down a certain someone who would much rather keep his after-school activities private. Movie-verse.