He's been invisible for so long, it's hard to be seen sometimes. One-shots and mini archs of Jack's life.

Based on the Rise of the Guardians movie. Jack Frost is captured by Pitch, and he finds that Pitch is more sadistic than he ever imagined. Will the Guardians be able to save him in time? Or will he become Pitch's newest fearling...

Jack has become wrapped up in his memories to the point it became an obsession. Now the guardians must find what is troubling their newest member by sharing his thoughts

There is no such thing as a victory without a few shadows to dull its glory. (15) "Jamie," North rumbled. "We are in trouble, and we need your help."

Once Jack returned from the test the Man in the Moon applied to him, he discovered shockingly that Jamie can no longer see him. That means he no longer believes. Follow the Guardians as they help their newest member regain the belief of the child with the help of a very powerful spirit, who could be a friend or a foe. Sequel to "Living" finally out.

Jack pisses off the wrong person and as a result finds himself stripped of his powers and turned human. Stuck in Burgess with no way to contact the other Guardians, what is he to do? And what happens when he discovers the family he didn't know he had? Cover art by rollingstarr/Itsuka.Yamazaki.

Sandy was only second later than he should have been. If only he'd been faster. Then Jack would not be fighting for his life against an all consuming Darkness. Invisible Darkness Arch, with its own story!

Jack Frost somehow winds up in his house, with his sister and his parents. His sister his alive, much to his relief, but he is also human. It's as if none of the past three hundred years had ever existed, and no one recalls anything. Jackson Overland never died, but Jack Frost still has his memories telling him that those three centuries did happen. What is real?