Part 1 of "The Last Archangel" series. No one knows where angels go when they die, not even the archangels. And if one finds himself in a different universe after death? It's one thing to leave heaven purposefully, it's another to find that heaven isn't even there. And Gabriel is alone.

Tony Stark goes missing after Civil War, a while later, the Winchesters kill a witch that had a captive. A captive named Tony, whose puzzling memories are all violent and scary. He doesn't want to go back, so he stays, and becomes a Winchester. Time passes, the Avengers realize their mistake. But does Tony want to go back, after he's finally found a true family?

In which Tony Stark is a cousin of Sam and Dean Winchester and they meet up (along with the Avengers, Pepper, and who knows who else) in between saving the world. Several times.

Bluebell's Superwholock series. Seven Stories. Way too much writing. I need to get a life.

Bobby says its not a gremlin, and that we're idiots." "What did he say about the military guys?" "He said to send him a postcard from Gitmo." Sam and Dean get caught between the N.I.D. and a girl that shoots lightning, an angry clone, and the FBI.

Jim Moriarty's death will not go unavenged, and fate isn't done playing with the Holmes brothers yet. The Doctor is soon to find himself absorbed in a most deadly game once more, and the stakes are higher than ever as he and his companions are thrown into the center of the Apocalypse itself. Superwholockwood. Sequel to "When We Start Killing."

After defeating the very Devil and his allies, one might expect the new Avengers, including Sherlock Holmes, Castiel, and the Doctor, to get a bit of a break. However, fate isn't keen on letting up, and the team soon finds itself confronted with a new, mysterious nemesis- one that will prove more challenging than ever. Superwhoavengelock. Sequel to "Edge of the Earth."

Even with all the aliens and time travel and utter insanity that her life had become, Amy Pond never really believed in angels. Three-shot

Loki's escape from Asgard wasn't something he managed on his own. The God of Mischief has three powerful new allies, and SHIELD's only way to counter them is to draft a few new members of their own: one human, one alien, and one angel. With earthly, extraterrestrial, and supernatural forces on both sides, there's no telling what the costs of this war might be. Superwhovengerlock.

The Master is back, and at the side of a mysterious Irish psychopath. Timelines merge as the 10th and 11th Doctors, their companions, Torchwood, and a certain detective-and-blogger team join together to prevent a massive alien threat from demolishing Earth. Wholock.

Sam and Dean are on the hunt for a demon, what happens when the rash of unexplained deaths attracts the attention of the SGC? -Set during Season 2 of Supernatural-

It's the end of the world as Sam and Dean know it; the Tok'ra just have to keep their hosts alive long enough to see a new dawn. (AU, SPN/SG-1/SGA, sequel to "If Wishes Were Horsemen"; spoilers for SPN 5.22; no slash, mild Dean/Lisa and Sam C./Jack)

Crowley was expecting two hunters backed by a cripple. Instead he got two Tok'ra backed by the best minds in two galaxies. Oops. (AU SPN/SG-1/SGA crossover with SGU cameos, sequel to "Snakeheads"; spoilers for SPN 5.20-21)

Sam. Dean. Gabriel. A hotel full of System Lords. This can't be good. (SPN/SG-1, AU; SPN spoilers up to "Hammer of the Gods," implied-to-mild Gabe/Kali and Dean/Lisa)