"Mr. Stark?" Peter sat on the edge of the metal table, practically vibrating from anxious nerves. He stuck his pressed together hands between his thighs as his left foot twitched in discomfort. "Could you tell, uh, tell me why you wanted to see my DNA?"

(Discontinued) When Peter Parker was six he was bitten by one of his father's experiments which gave him spider-like powers. Shortly after his family was killed and he was kidnapped by HYDRA. He was turned into the mercenary known as The Hunting Spider. When the Avengers catch wind of him what will happen?

POST-INFINITY WAR (SPOILERS): The first thing Peter noticed when he regained consciousness was that he had the worst migraine in the history of migraines. The next thing he noticed was how he was still very much alive, and not as dead as he thought he would be. "To be completely honest, Pete, I don't think we ever died," Bucky whispered softly.

Peter never grew up with Ben and May. He grew up with HYDRA, trained and brainwashed to be even better then the Winter Soldier. He's lost all hope that he would ever be free, but maybe a bit of hope comes back when the Avengers are unknowingly sent to retrieve Peter. Maybe Peter will learn to be something other then a weapon. AU where the team talked out their issues like adults.

When Steve Rogers brings a child into the tower, Tony Stark figures he's in hell. He's never been good with children, he's never been good with facing his demons, he's never been good at ignoring his crush on Steven Grant Rogers, and young Peter Parker soon turns Tony's world upside down. And Rogers just had to have chosen the kid that was susceptible to radioactive spider bites.

Steve calls Tony after finding a boy in a HYDRA lab who has a file stating that he is the son of Tony Stark. FORMALLY TITLED: Still Here

The Avengers find an orphaned Peter Parker at an Oscorp Research Facility, and after they help each other escape, Tony decides it's probably a good idea to take him home and have him pretend to be his son in an undercover scheme to expose Norman's crimes. Irondad/spiderson Complete!

Spiderman lookes out for the little people, but what happens when the big players are placed in smaller situations?

And The 1 Time He Refused To Falter / Mental illness does not discriminate. It doesn't give a damn if Peter Parker is Spider-Man. It takes and it takes and it takes. But there is hope. There is always hope.