Dick was all set to have a normal evening at the Manor. So of course thirteen-year-old Jason Todd rings the doorbell, with the Red Hood right behind him. And of course that's just where it starts.

A collection of one-shots/drabbles focusing on Jack and his life both before and after he becomes a Guardian. No particular order. No pairings/romance. Requests closed.

A series of drabbles and short stories revolving around the life and adventures of Jack Frost, and his friends and enemies. Inspired by the Twitter/Instagram of heybilljoyce. Requests/Prompts are now open. Current Chapter: 65 - MoonDream

A collection of one-shots,drabbles and arcs about Jack Frost and the Guardians, everything from angst, hurt/comfort to humor, whatever I feel like writing. No pairings / romance! Rated T just to be on the safe side.

Dick shows up at Wayne Manor with a baby who won't stop crying. Alfred doesn't know what to say, Bruce doesn't know what not to say, and what Barbara has to say isn't appropriate for children. Tim is excited to be an almost-uncle, Jason's still processing the fact that he's a brother, and Cass is just fascinated by babies.

Jason is alone at the manor when baby Damian first arrives. Now, with Bruce off on a business trip, and Alfred visiting family, he and Dick must ban together to babysit their new little brother. Baby!Damian AU.

A series of shorts about Bruce raising the boys from a young age.

Families are like ice cubes, perfect little square things that would melt when left in the water. Jack has doubts about his new family, which wasn't really surprising when you take into account his 300 years of solitude. But maybe, just maybe, the guardians might just pull off the whole 'family thing' for him. Oneshots about the winter spirit and his newfound family, the guardians.

Nightwing is worried. Today is a very important day and Red Hood missed their breakfast appointment. Actually, he's been missing for a week. But searching will have to wait. Scarecrow is up to something. Chapter 2 uploaded and rated M

Family is something that for them can only come into being over time. The Guardians found that out the long and complicated way. Or; stories about these losers learning to love each other and figuring out how to be a family. (Jack-centric, posted for Mother's and Father's day 2014. Fluff ahoy.)

Bruce Wayne is dead. There's no ifs or buts about it. But Batman won't die. He can't, or else Gotham will die along with him. Everyone expects Dick to take his place, but Bruce has stated in his will for Jason to become the new Batman. Since then, Jason has sworn off killing, trying to keep the legacy intact. That is, until the Joker escapes from Arkham again.

E. Aster Bunnymund never allowed himself to get close to anyone. But now, as the Guardians become a family, Aster finds himself falling into a brotherly role for none other than Jack Frost. Follow their adventures as Bunny and Jack learn what it's like to have a brother. To know that someone cares, no matter what. Arcs and oneshots! Pure family and friendship, no pairings!

He wasn't sure how it happened. One minute he was scraping by in Crime Alley, and the next he was living the good life in Wayne Manor. The way Jason Todd saw it, someone was going to end up regretting this whole thing. Takes place soon after Bruce takes Jason in and up through his six-month training as Robin. T for Jay's foul mouth.

Family: (n.) "a group of people united by certain convictions or a common affiliation" For years it's been nothing more than a definition in a book for Jack Frost. Until he became a Guardian. And then it wasn't. Successes, struggles, loud and quiet moments of those learning to become just that. (Or, a collection of one shots about family and those who protect it)

It's Easter, and miraculously, Dick, Tim, Damian, and even Jason have all been rounded up for an elaborate egg hunt that Alfred and Bruce have set up. "Don't laugh – it's not as easy as it looks." Especially when getting lost in the woods becomes a factor. [non slash, Bat family bonding, Bat brothers bonding]

It's always been very hard for Jack to get new clothes, until one day he happened to save a mouse.

When the Red Hood suffers from amnesia, Batman can finally bring him home. He regains his son; Dick, Tim, and Damian regain their brother; and all in time for Christmas. But how far is Bruce willing to go to preserve this newfound peace, especially from the Joker? Is he willing to steal away Jason's memories forever to keep the family together? [not slash]

Red Hood never went to Gotham. Instead, he went to Bludhaven, to start his reign of terror away from Batman's sphere of influence. One night, one distraught teenager, and he gives away his phone number. "If you ever want to talk, or you need help or something, call me. I'll answer. I promise. And I'll do what I can." AU, rated T for heavy subject matter, but there's lots of fluff!

Now that the war with Pitch is over, the guardians can get back to their normal way of life. Or as normal as you can get with a winter spirit living at the North Pole with old saint Nick (or North) A collection of oneshots and stories all focusing on Jack and North as they live their lives within the Pole. Guaranteed to have plenty father/son moments, sweet and teeth rotting!

"Don't tell me you didn't hate me, at least a little bit." Dick looked at him. "I can honestly say I've never hated you, little wing." Jason's fists clenched. His blue eyes shone like moonlight. "Before Tim was my Replacement, I was yours," he snapped. "You can't say, then, that you've never hated me."

The third annual short story countdown to Christmas, featuring the Batfam and friends in a variety of holiday tales. Rated T for language and violence in select chapters.

Takes place right after the movie. Jack is happy that he has found out who he was and who he is meant to be, and he is grateful for that. However, he's been on his own for 300 years. And the Guardians soon realize how 300 years of solitude can leave a person with many scars and trust issues and how easy it is for that person to be manipulated.

For all the blood on his hands, Red Hood was never just a villain. And Nightwing never gives up on family, not for good. (Or: The one where Dick bleeds a lot and Jason argues with everybody.)

Breathing hurts, seeing hurts, but this - this is effortless. -OR- Fun, joy, laughter. These are things that Jack has brought to the world long before defining his center.

The worst thing is when someone else walks through him before he can recover. Before his vision clears, before he can see again to avoid it. Then it isn't just his heart anymore, but his lungs too. -OR- Why Jack Frost is so very comfortable with his feet off of the ground.

"It is what I was born with, eyes that have only seen the wonder in everything! Eyes that see lights in the trees and magic in the air." -OR- North, as he first sees Jack.

Tim is asked to pick Damian up after school, and of course that's not as simple as it sounds. Rated T for language and mild violence.

The road to recovery begins with a phone call.

In this AU, Jason didn't die in the warehouse. Instead, he managed to escape right before the blast went off. Beaten, bruised and closer to dead than alive, Jason is brought home. That one little change sparks a few more.

It is the hottest day of the year and Damian is cold. Sibereanly cold. And he just can't shake the chill. But perhaps Todd knows a way to get warm. Brother bonding, no slash, kind of fluff.

Damian is the youngest in the family. And, no matter what people say, his brothers are protective of him.

Juicy tidbits hidden from the Batfamily by our favorite Robins! Up first, Dick and Jay! (T for Jason's language)

Someone breaks into Jason's safehouse. He is not amused. Punches are thrown. Tears are shed. Originally posted on ao3.

Jason is in Wayne Manor. Again. He doesn't want to be here, not really. But he takes up his post in the hallway, as he does most nights, waiting for a sign. A sound. Waiting for something to go wrong and hoping it doesn't. But, of course, it does. Jason and Damian fluff, one shot.

Ivy is up to her usual plots, and captures Robin while she's at it. But just when he's positive he's going to melt, Red Hood swoops in and blows up her green house. Months later, Ivy escapes. What does she have planned for the Red Hood and exactly how will it bring the wayward Robin closer to home? Rated high Teen for violence, not slash.

Alfred considers his favourite hobby. One shot.

Tim is walking through Gotham one day when he sees Jason. Which is totally suspicious in and of itself. So he follows him. But what he sees when Jason reaches his destination is so much worse than anything he could have imagined. A fluffy bit of fluff to get you through the weekend. One Shot.

A movie theater is a place of bonding, whether it be a date, or a family outing. It's the perfect place to have some good-old fashioned bonding between brothers, but only the Batboys can turn such a simple event into a chaotic mess. (Rated for Jason's mouth) One-shot!

Sometimes Dick forgets that Damian doesn't exactly know what fun is.

Bruce is a man created from many things. If he was an art piece then he would be made out of the bare essentials. And his artists would be his sons. BatFamily

Nightwing is turned into a small child.

Jason gets injured during a fight and ponders who he could possibly call. One-Shot.

It's Father's Day and each of Bruce's sons give him a gift. (Written in honor of Father's Day-June 21, 2015)

Another meeting with the Red Hood leaves Dick in a bad way, but this time Jason crossed a line. Feeling guilty and plagued by old memories, he runs. Can Dick convince Jason to come home? Rated T due to Jasons language X

When you've lived alone for three hundred years, suddenly being a part of a group can be quite the adventure. Especially when that group slowly starts to become your family. A one-shot and arc collection, featuring your favorite dorky Guardians. Absolute fluff ahead. (Early chapters being rewritten.)

(Human AU) Aster hadn't thought much of it when he'd given a homeless kid a place to sleep; it was just for the night, after all. But one night was plenty of time to change a life. No pairings.

...isn't hard to master. And Bruce has had practice.

That is what it means, to be a Bat: your secrets have secrets, and those keep secrets of their own. Just because Jason's a skeleton in the closet doesn't mean he's met all the rest. And Alfred understands the Red Hood better than he ever could have guessed.

Robin dies, is replaced, and then comes back. Batman dies, is replaced, and then comes back. Robin dies again… No. No, that is quite enough. Robin will never die in Gotham. She doesn't believe in letting go of things that belong to her.

Oneshots written for Jack Frost Week (Mar. 3-Mar. 9) on Tumblr. Read and review!

"Hey, Batman. No sudden movements, huh?"

The time that Pitch was caught and Bunny wished he had a camera on him.

Lately at the weekly meetings, Sandy and Jack began to fear the Guardians are sinking back into their old habits. Thus Sandy decides he needs to do something about it.

Just like the title says. Twenty-five one-shots/drabbles concerning Jack and the rest of the Guardians during the Christmas season. Will update once a day until Christmas! (Gen) Family-like!Guardians. Complete.

Officer Grayson expresses some opinions. His partner is amused. Paperwork is endless, police work is hard, and Grayson's secrets have nothing to do with Internal Affairs. Featuring Amy Rohrbach and the Bludhaven PD.

Title taken from Genesis 4:9 (NKJ). Written for tharrow's prompt: "The future batboys end up in the past? Cue much mayhem."

Title taken from Billy Joel's "The Piano Man." When things are good, Jason plays the piano for his family.

Title taken from Stephen King's "'Salem's Lot." The Red Hood provides lessons in healthy anger management and appropriate coping methods to the newly resurrected Robin. SPOILERS for Batman, Inc. #13.

Title taken from "The Way I Am" by Stained. When it came to the origin of Robin(s) 3.0, that first team-up was the birth of a beautiful partnership … or a match only made in Gotham. Goin' 'Bout Ninety-Nine 'Verse.

If Damian had known that in death he'd be pestered by the ghosts of his dead predecessors, he wouldn't have died.

"Really, Jason?" He was wedged in her window, a Santa hat pulled onto the fashion disaster he called a helmet. "You don't have a chimney."

Title taken from the Heather Dale song. A Green Knight prequel in which Jason decides to teach a lesson.

Title taken from the song "Skyfall" by Adele. Robins are shaped by those that came before, and in turn will shape those that follow. That's just how families work—even in Gotham. Goin' 'bout Ninety-nine 'Verse (courtesy of Lana Del Rey's "Summertime Sadness")

Title taken from the Disney's "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" and the song: "The Court of Miracles." Damian finds himself the unwilling recipient of hug-therapy and Bruce has no control over his children.

When visiting North's workshop, Jack ends up telling North the whole story of his encounter with Pitch and the offer he made. The reaction was not what Jack expected.

Robin never truly dies . . . a collection of fix-it prompt fills in honor of Robin 5.0 . . . Damian Wayne.

TItle taken from A.A. Milne's "Winnie the Pooh." Eleven years from now, Damian finds a new Game to play while patroling Gotham by himself, and with the Game, a title that he can call his very own.

Title taken from William Shakespeare's "Macbeth." It all comes full circle. Jason was brought back by a member of the al Ghul, and finds himself willing to return the favor. Robin can never die.

Title taken from Skylar Grey's solo "Coming Home." Spoiler Alert and Trigger Warning for Character Death. The news spills out past Gotham's borders, and the distant, the neglected, the exiled, the downright weary seek out each other in the aftermath.

Title taken from 3 Doors Down's "Citizen Soldier." Dick and Damian hash out some basic rules of the Batman mythology. Graphic Novel 'Verse.

Title taken from J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix." Billionaire and amateur artist, Bruce Wayne, struggled to connect with his newfound son until the circus came to town. Graphic Novel 'Verse.

Title taken from C.S. Lewis' "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe." Damian knew a Jason before.

Title taken from the song "We Wish You a Merry Christmas." Damian wants a childhood favorite dish for Christmas, but doesn't know how to ask.

Title taken from the song "White Christmas." Tim has low expectations for Christmas in Gotham.

Title taken from the carol covered by Heather Dale. A Green Knight Prequel in which Christmas shopping, brotherly bonding and angst abound.

Jack is sick and he knows that he should stay in bed. However, he can't resist attempting to get outside. Too bad the other guardians don't agree with him on the idea.

Bunny becomes concern that Jack has never received a proper education.

The Guardians decide to have a movie night, it should be fun. Why does Jack feel so suspicious?

The guardians are asked to help at North's shop the last month before Christmas and Jack ends up meeting a "friend" of North's.

It's New Years Eve, and Jack takes the group out skating.

Set just after the movie. North has something he would like to ask Jack, but will the winter spirit accept it? One-shot

A grown up Jamie decides to tell his young daughter about Jack Frost.

Title taken from Shakespeare's "King Lear." Having effectively turned all of the former Robins into little more than puppets, Talia has once again gained the ability to pull Damian's strings. Trapped by conflicting loyalties Damian must choose what is still worth saving—his clone's future or the past Robins—before he becomes all Talia once wished him to be.

Written for incogneat-oh's headcanon: "Damian's habit of 'tt'ing had a teacher assuming he had a speech impediment. He has never been more indignant."

Title borrowed from Shakespeare's "Macbeth." Jason isn't sure if becoming the Red Hood was inevitable, or if another option was available before everything went down. Maybe rescuing the current Robin will help him answer that question. Maybe it's just a bit of good karma to balance the scales. Maybe it's because Damian is his brother . . . whether Jason likes him or not.

Written for tharrow's prompt: "Maybe explore the Tim hitlist and how that effected Damian causing a change in their relationship that Tim doesn't even realise until later?" Title borrowed from Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream."