Loki tries a spell that sends him and Thor into the future, right after the events of New York. Shield and the Avengers find out just how different the two brothers were prior to Thor's coronation and reveal the true story of what went wrong. Time Travel. RE-POSTED

They'd agreed: Loki was insane. So why exactly were they trusting him again? Shady deals with a trickster and the threat of the end of the world - must be a Thursday. No slash, post movie. Tony and Loki whump but features the whole team. Some Pepperony.

Loki has miscalculated, will he survive trying to correct his past mistakes? Features Avengers and Thanos. NO SLASH. Read, review, and enjoy.

"So, basically, throwing me out a window was your first step in wooing me." "Perhaps." "Most people just go out for coffee." "Do not be ridiculous, Tony. We are not most people." M/M Tony/Loki

A sequel to "A Perfect Victim" wherein Loki copes with the result of his imprisonment. Will he be able to adjust into normality or will he fall deeper into madness? What if his nightmares come back to haunt him, what then? Loki-whump.

Post-Avengers. Loki had always been unstable, but with hallucinations and painful memories assaulting his mind, will he continue to remain sane? Because even with Thor's help, it felt like a punishment he deserved. Loki-whump.

Three months after Operation Avengers all is well. Or is it? When Steve and Tony hack into SHIELD to find missing weapons shipments they find more than they bargained for in the form of a prisoner who should, by rights, have been sent to Asgard long ago.

After the New York attack, Odin has taken Loki's magic making Asgard unsafe for Loki. Recent events make Odin decide to take away one more thing, his memory going back for the last four years. This decision and events that lead to it cause Frigga to decide that Asgard is not safe for Loki, but Stark Tower is. Frost Iron-ish Dark Tony COMPLETE Sequel Anthony of Asgard

With Loki imprisoned, a dark power begins to influence the minds of humans and gods alike, turning brother against brother. Thor and Loki!whump, eventual FrostIron.

After the battle of the Chitauri, Thor and Loki return to Asgard, where the Allfather issues a punishment Loki feels he cannot stand: The inability to lie. But when the caster of said spell uses it to gain some information, Thor takes matters into his own hands and brings the cursed mischief god to stay in Stark Tower. No slash.

Sequel to Loki's Trial. Loki was finally coping, until chaos found its way back into his life. Thor kept Jane's arrival, Malekith and the Dark Elves secret from him. Now Loki's the one paying the price. They must now try to defeat Malekith before it's too late. But what would happen when Loki acquires the Aether's power by mistake? Whose side will Loki choose? His brother or Power?

Thor has returned to Earth with Loki in tow, but there's something terribly wrong with the situation and the Avengers must learn to cope, along with the two brothers. Post-Avengers, h/c, Loki-whump. No slash, brotherly love. Full cast of Avengers, warnings inside.

On departure from Midgard, Thor learns Loki's actions were not entirely his choice. Just what will removing the influence on his mind cost Loki and the rest of Odin's family? And what will happen when the Avengers have to get involved? Part of a series.

'He wanted to move, but his thoughts could not command a body so spent of life' When Loki falls, an old enemy of Asgard rises. Rated T to be safe.

England is no longer the man he used to be. He's depressed, hateful, and cold. He begins to distance himself from the entire world, even to the point of hurting others so he himself will be spared of the trauma of love. America has taken up the job of bringing Arthur out of his spiraling depression, but how can he fix the man when he doesn't know how to be the hero he needs?

To save Loki from a millennium of being imprisoned alone, Thor takes his brother to Earth to seek haven with the Avengers. Gaining the Avengers forgiveness will not be an easy feat for Loki, although he might find he has some things in common with each of them after all. Post Avengers, AU. Follow up to "Who's to Blame".

Returning to Midgard, Loki finds that as desperate for change as he is, changes will take time to get used to, especially when they concern his relationship with Tony and Pepper. Darcy lays down her taser to start wielding the internet to the dismay of both the fallen Prince of Asgard and S.H.I.E.L.D. 74,000 plus words. Sequel to 'How Desperate Are You'

Tony Stark is used to uninvited guests-the reporters, the desperate fan, an enemy or two-but this is different, and he's not sure exactly what to do. Two years after their battle with the chitauri, Tony invites his fellow Avengers to a Stark Industries benefit at an art museum in celebration of their successful crime fighting, only to encounter an uninvited guest. Tony/Loki

It's the year after colony 201, 5 years since the Marimeia incident and Duo is working at Preventers with fellow Gundam Pilot Wufei Chang when Heero re-enters his life. 1x2 Possible series of One-shots Please Review after ;)

Asking someone to exact a punishment of execution is gruesome enough, but what if that person is next to impossible to kill? Loki's punishment as decided by SHIELD hasn't gone as smoothly as they'd hoped, thus they decide to ask for help. Post-Avengers, one-shot, Loki-whump. Warnings inside.

As part of his punishment, Loki is forced to live on Midgard with the Avengers. Due to Odin removing his magic, Loki also becomes ill. Thor gets worried, and tries to take care of Loki. No slash, just brotherly love! R&R please!

After Loki is punished for his crimes, he and Thor are sent back to Midgard to help the Avengers rebuild Manhattan. But when it becomes obvious that Loki is unwell physically as well as mentally, relationships are strained and healed as well as created. Rated T for the occasional language and frequent in-depth descriptions of illness and medical procedures.

But duct tape is decidedly not. (Post-Avengers. In which Loki temporarily doesn't have access to his magic because of a magical artifact he's carrying around, and takes a liking to duct tape as the next best thing. Actually more serious than it sounds, with bits of angst, hurt/comfort, [as well as humor], and strange circumstances thrown into the mix.)

Loki had a bad year. And after leaving Midgard with Thor, it isn't getting any better. Possibly not the best time to challenge Odin, but… Stubborn happens. It may not seem to be in your best interest, but how desperate are you for a resolution? Any resolution. Ask Tony, maybe he knows. Post-Avengers story mostly about Loki and Tony Stark. Others include Thor, Frigga, Odin, Pepper

Loki, banished to Midgard, ripped of his magic and cursed by a spell that renders him incapable of telling lies, finds himself in Stark Tower, thoroughly annoyed, much like the Man of Iron himself. Situations ensure that they will have to work together, but this doesn't always work out so well. Warning: FrostIron.

Two brief one shots from alternate perspectives before and after a tense mission. 1x2x1, PWPish but of course with small side helping of angst.

Sequel to A Past Encounter. After a problematic turn of events,Thor brings the Avengers to Asgard in hopes that they would help defend Loki on his trial. They didn't expect Asgardian Justice to be this severely cruel, putting Loki deeper than what he's in for. Each of them will testify in their own way about the Alien invasion, slowly revealing that Loki wasn't behind the attack.

Duo thinks his relationship with Heero is just casual until he gets a little bit reckless on a mission and discovers that maybe it isn't as no strings attached as he thought… 1x2. One-shot.

As punishment for crimes against Midgard, Loki is bound to bracelets that force him to become obedient: much to his disgust. Whoever holds the Stone of Command, holds the free will of the Asgardian. However, when the Avengers are involved things are never easy. Not to mention when an enemy makes use of such information. No Slash, Rated T to be safe.

He was supposed to go to Asgard. Instead, they took him back. To them. To the ones that caught him when he fell, the creatures that inhabited his nightmares and forced his actions. They weren't supposed to take him back.

Thor never told Loki that he was his favorite. No slash.

Loki has more than three children, and occasionally he's allowed to see them. Avengers / Norse mythology fusion. One-shot. Frostiron. Part VIII of "Loki's Brood" series. WARNING: Mentions of past non-con.

Immediately post-Avengers. A Gamma/Frost/Iron story. One final chapter is planned, to show what homelife looks like, once our heroes are back at the Tower.

Thor couldn't explain why he needed to see Loki in the middle of the night, until he found him in the throws of a nightmare, and Loki finally tells him what happened to him in the year after he fell. No slash, just sappy bromance. Post Avengers.

What makes a truth; belief, or knowledge? Is Loki a monster because he believes it, or is he one because others believe his race is? Aka: the story where Thor proves his love for his brother, and ropes the Avengers into helping him fix Loki. Also, Odin gets his just desserts.

Nightmares are even more terrifying when they're actually memories. Avengers / Norse mythology fusion. One-shot. Frostiron. Part VII of "Loki's Brood" series.

After attempting to conquer the Earth, Loki is made human and sent to live among those he's wronged. He is under the supervision of SHIELD, who are meant to integrate him into society. But then Loki falls ill, and human cures are not guarantees.

Post-Avengers, Loki is in prison in Asgard, and, of course, Odin is very, very angry. He tries to cast a spell on Loki so that he must show his emotions, but it goes horribly wrong. And then, as if matters couldn't get any worse, Thor's hammer gets stolen. So you end up with 28 Lokis and a Thor, all dressed in drag. Inspired by a picture by Yuuram93 on DeviantART, and Norse myths.

"Thor seems to take a breath as the scepter's power percolates him, flowing up the veins of his neck and filling his eyes until they nearly brim over with blue." If Loki's scepter didn't just control 'lesser beings.' Inspired by the picture by ShadowsIllusionist on DeviantART. (Story takes place post-Avengers. Dark. Not romance.)

Burgeoning relationships are complicated. Even more so when it's between a hero and a possibly-villain. And then you add three kids... The road to a family unit wasn't always smooth. Avengers / Norse mythology fusion. One-shot. Frostiron. Rated for language. Part III of "Loki's Brood" series.

Rewrite. Loki is taken by the Chitauri and sent back an irreparable wreck whose fate Thor must decide. Loki!whumpage. Post-Avengers.

Even the children of a God can be frightened of the dark... Avengers / Norse mythology fusion. One-shot. Frostiron. Rated for safety. Part IV of "Loki's Brood" series.

Loki pops in unexpectedly to drop off his three kids on Tony, expecting him to watch over them while he's gone on a mission. Tony's unprepared for what three spawn of Loki can dish out, or for the underlying meaning of Loki trusting him with his offspring. Avengers / Norse mythology fusion. One-shot. Frostiron pre-slash. Rated for language. Part I of "Loki's Brood" series.

Duo breaks his leg and of course his mission partner comes to the rescue. "You're friggin' Superman there, completely indestructible." "Even Superman has a weakness," Heero retorted. 1x2. One shot.

"You stand and stare out the window, the raindrops falling as silver as his tongue could spin words. And you remembered the times you huddled close, when he would climb into your bed in the middle of the night because he was terrified, and he felt so cold." Thor's POV, of three instances we didn't get to see in the movies. Brotherly love.