AU, continuation of 'A Father's Request'. Join one 'retired' Batman as he raises his kids all together while trying to still save the world with this version of the Justice League. One Shots, mini-series, and headcanons, life for the Waynes is always interesting to watch, especially since they can't leave crime fighting behind them. T for paranoia

Dick is free from Slade after four years as his apprentice, but after learning his friends were free of the probes nearly the entire time he was doing crimes in their names, he starts shutting down. Recovery seems impossible when he can't face his mentor or friends. But for some reason the third Robin is easier to talk to. Sequel to 'Dead Inside'.

After his "apprenticeship", Robin made a file and hid it on Batman's computer. It would open itself if it wasn't turned off within 2 weeks. For nearly 2 years Robin never failed to deactivate it. Batman always prayed it never would.

Sequel to 'From Ashes'. Nearly a year since Dick's "apprenticeship" with slade, and he's made lots of progress since then, but there are things he has to do outside the manor before he can move on. So he goes on a roadtrip to put to right as many things as possible. Fluff abounds & questions are answered. When he comes home, what will he become? 'Dead Inside' ends here

The Titans found an empty haunt, and they had to explain to Batman what happened to Robin. Four years have past and what was once Robin has returned to Gotham with his Master to do his first kill. It's easier to do now that he's dead inside... But seeing a new Robin at his former mentor's side and hearing his master's threats might just change that.

FROM THE DNB AU: From the journals of Alfred T. C. Pennyworth comes the story of how one eight year old Richard J. Grayson changed Bruce A. Wayne from justice minded, brooding, Dark Knight, into the father and man he thought was lost forever in a bloodied alleyway many years ago. How one boy changed Wayne Manor for the better. Fluff, foreshadowing, AU retelling

KF's latest souvenir has finally done it, ruined Robin's day. Now he's gone to an alternate Earth where Robin never existed. Can he get home? How did his life make such a difference for his friends? And for Batman? AU, no OCs, T for paranoia. Sister Story to 'Where's Robin' read that for what is happening back home.

Members of the Bat Clan find themselves in a different universe, with their only chance of getting home under lock and key in a facility protected by the Governement. *cutesy family, more for the banter than the logic*

Early into his career as Batman, Bruce Wayne promises himself he will never have a family again. It was the first promise he ended up breaking for his patchwork collection of sons and daughters but it certainly isn't the last. One-shot. Batfam fluff.

What happens with the Titans when Robin gets a call from Alfred telling him about the events of "The Killing Joke"? The Titans just want to figure out what's wrong with their leader, and Robin just wants his friends to move out of his way. YOU DON'T HAVE TO HAVE READ IT TO UNDERSTAND.

Jason Todd finds himself in a Gotham strangely different from the place he calls home, and he's not happy about it. Now he must learn to deal with a Bruce that cares and a Dick Grayson that's only thirteen years old if he ever wants to make it home.

The Heroes of the world have a *BIG* problem when Robin - yes, Robin - is kidnapped from Gotham City Academy. The big deal, other than the obvious? He was Dick Grayson at the time!

The flock decides to take a vacation before setting out to find their parents. But then tragedy strikes, and Iggy goes missing. Now Max is determined to do anything to get him back. But this time what the whitecoats have done is truly evil. Now complete.