Catalina Gray is nearly nine years old, has a genius IQ and a magnet for trouble. When her alcoholic uncle is deemed incapable of being a guardian, she's taken into an orphanage. But then plot twist- CPS digs up a distant relative: Natasha Romanoff. In her new life(although it's only temporary), there's a buff artist, a crazy good shot, a Spider Boy, and of course Natasha herself.

It's always been believed Bucky was the first of his kind for HYDRA, completely complicit and deadly, but... every Project has it's failed test subjects and she was theirs, although, in her mind, she is exactly how she wants to be. Begins during CA:CW, currently in Endgame **SPOILER ALERT**

She is an unknown variable thrown into a new, but familiar world. How will the Marvel Cinematic Universe change with this new presence? Will it be for the better or worse? (BuckyXOC, slow burn; covers movies, Netflix, and TV)

Head down. Mouth shut. Eyes closed. Only a few of the rules Richard Parker carved into Peter's mind. But none are as important as Rule #1: Don't trust anybody. Yet, things turn complicated after Germany. After Tony Stark. As Tony copes with the effects of Siberia, he'll discover that Peter Parker is a whole new headache for him to deal with, one he'll find he doesn't mind as much.

May and Ben are brutally murdered when HYDRA agents break into Peter's home, seeking the super soldier serum rediscovered by his parents. Now on the run from HYDRA, carrying the formula, the Avengers take him in for protection. Is he just another job, or will he finally find a family? Angst with a HAPPY ending. Read and Review please! Thanks Lord Mesa for the cover image :)

Guardian: a person who guards, protects, or preserves. When a terrible accident claims the life of May Parker, Tony Stark steps up as Peter's guardian. But it's not just a traumatized super-teen he'll have to worry about when he receives a transmission from Thor. (Amazing cover by angel-gidget on Tumblr!)

Willow didn't ask to be part of this insane plan, neither did she ask to be a pawn of the universe itself. But when Thanos threatens the entire universe's existence, the cosmos has to defend itself, after all... She's got plenty to complain about, but somehow, she can't seem to actually bring herself to. Girl-in-MCU, fix-it fic of sorts. Spans all of MCU.

When May finds out he's Spider-Man, something inside her snaps. She begins to abuse him but Peter's just a kid, what's he supposed to do? How could he stand up to his last remaining family member? May can't be mad forever... right? WARNINGS FOR CHILD ABUSE, ALCOHOLISM, GRAPHIC SUICIDE OF A MINOR CHARACTER DRUG ABUSE, MAJOR PANIC ATTACKS & SELF HARM *READ AT YOUR OWN RISK

What use is knowledge of the future when she can't bring herself to care? She owed this world nothing - this story would continue without her. Death took a chance, gambled on the wrong soul, and now she has to pay for it. No one ever said the Wizarding World would be all fun and games. Semi-Realistic SI/OC

Sick since birth, Amelia Fletcher never had a 'normal' life. But she's always known her cousin and best friend, Peter Parker - loyal to the last. And yet, right when she needs him most, Amelia finds herself alone. She wakes up in a new world, in a new body. Strangers claim to know her, old friends start to feel like strangers, and deadly agents hunt her. Can Mia survive?

Everyone likes to imagine Tony will be there when Peter is alone. That he'll swoop in and play dad instantly. He wasn't. Explores Peter's descent into the foster care system and Tony's path to eventually discovering where Spiderman went. A slightly longer Tony takes Peter in story.

Queens. A place known for a few nifty facts. It was a city named after the Queen herself, it was where the Ramones got their first big break, and apparently – it was known for having a secret. A friendly little helper, always too quick for anyone to catch – the Spiderman. What happens when a chronically tired florist is the first to be thrown into the young hero's path? OCxSpidey.

Tony looked at him, bold and true and utterly sincere, "Kid, I'm on your side, no matter what." Like most good things, it started with an accident. Well, kinda. This is a story about how a snarky, emotionally stunted genius became more than a mentor and how a just-trying-to-figure-it-out, superkid became the son he never had. No matter how empty our hearts are, love fills the gaps.