It was a mission of revenge. There weren't supposed to be any survivors, but Chief Hakoda couldn't bring himself to kill the Fire Nation boy. Against his better judgment, he brought him home. A Zuko joins the Water Tribe story.

Dick's world starts to dissolve when Bruce starts seeing a new woman. There's something about her that Dick doesn't like and it seems his fear is justified. Why is Bruce acting so harshly towards his ward? What will it take for him to see Dick's point, how much danger will the young boy wonder have to find himself in before his father will save him? Rated M for themes of rape.

When Iris dies suddenly, leaving Barry to raise their 3-year old nephew by himself, Hal Jordan steps up to help out his best friend. Years pass, friendship grows into something much more, and somehow the three of them become a family. Story will span Wally's life from age 3 all the way to the formation of the Team - will be mostly humor and fluff. (Warning: Some sexual content.)

What if the car accident in True Grits had been worse? When Juliet has trouble breathing, an X-Ray shows something a little more serious than anyone could have imagined. How will Juliet be able to stay strong through everything that is thrown at her? SHULES! Please read and review!

A new vigilante comes to Gotham for unknown reasons, and Batgirl winds up being the one to keep him in line. Struggling to unravel the mystery of the Red Hood, while also struggling to unravel the mystery of her new roommate Jason, Barbara is beginning to feel like something bigger is going on.

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.

After a terrifying ordeal, Dick finds that survival sometimes comes at a price.

Noo... Nothing odd going on here... The team isn't giving caffeine to speedsters, or kidnapping Arsenal, or shopping in costume, or hugging supervillains, or making fun of La'gaan... Totally not...

Jason Todd and Bruce Wayne visit the Kent farm. Things do not go well.

Wally is abused by his parents. That doesn't bother him much, though, he deserves it. But his erratic behavior is now starting to peek through the masks he masterfully created and his uncle and friends are starting to catch on. How far, though, is Wally willing to go to hold on to his miserable life? Warning: Child abuse, underage drinking, Wally whump, and more dark bits.

Damian is happy. Something is very, very wrong.

Upon his parent's deaths during a circus "accident" in Metropolis, Dick Grayson is taken in by Lex Luthor, who sees much potential in him. Dick is trained by the mercenary Deathstroke to become Luthor's personal assassin. Can the Justice League and Young Justice convince the dangerous boy that he's on the wrong side?

Barry Allen grew up as an orphan. When he meets Iris Allen, he finds himself thrilled to meet her family. When Barry meets Wally, he's appalled at the way his father treats him. For Wally, he's never been enough for his parents. He longs to be like the Flash, who's enough for all of Central and Keystone and the world! Can Iris and Barry show him he's enough?

Hermione is sorted into Slytherin; how will things play out differently when the brains of the Golden Trio has different friends? AU. Darkish Dramione. COMPLETE.

...goes unpunished. Bruce and Dick find out just how true that old adage is when an injury Dick receives as Robin threatens to ruin both their lives.

The Bat Family settles down for a calm Christmas. And two-year-old Mari Grayson hands Damian her toy phone.

Dick Grayson knew a lot of things. He was fluent in Romani, brilliant at math and he could land a triplesault from twenty feet up. Of all that though, he had never known anything more than the fact that he and the other five patients at Arkham Asylum didn't belong there.

Sometimes Bruce uses texting to parent, other times he just likes to mess with Dick. Dick receives a text from Bruce while he's in class. Plus other one shots involving The Bat Family and their technology, home life and whatever hits me.

In the aftermath of the Reach Invasion, Dick finds himself questioning the life he chose, Artemis finds herself mourning a life she dreamed of, and Bart find himself fearing the life he's been gifted. Meanwhile, Wally wakes to a world not his own, but at least Jason is a familiar face to guide him home. Sequel to Collide

Dick Grayson wasn't adopted by Bruce after the death of his parents. 3 years later who's this new face in Gotham? More importantly, will this strange person become the biggest mystery the Bat has ever encountered? Set during season 1

Wally is trying to heal and reassemble the shards of his life after surviving a brutal attack at the hands of his own father. His best friend and half the Justice League have no intention of letting him go through it alone, but they might not be enough. Rudy West is far from done with him. Sequel to 'It All Started Fairly Normally'. Part 2 of Mainline. **Edit: Part 3 is now up!**

Batman is infected with rage, leading Robin and Kid Flash on a mad dash through Gotham to find the cure before Batman destroys either himself…or someone he cares about. Warnings: Violence.

Moments in Damian's life as he got to know Dickie, and came to love him. Even if he would never admit it. T for language.

As Christmas approaches, Dick is having serious problems fitting in at school. His lonely days seem to be ending, though, when he meets Kid Flash. Will their newly forged friendship prove strong enough for them to launch a rescue mission when their mentors go missing? T for language. Part of the Spark in the Dark series.

Conner Kent can't seem to get Superman to acknowledge him, but what if Superboy were to befriend a reporter for the Daily Planet, Clark Kent, instead?

Because if you're going to prank call Batman while he's on JL monitor duty, you have to bring your "A" game and a story so CRAZY that it's believable. Rated M for precaution. Nothing sexy is going on, the word p***s just gets repeated A LOT.

"Artemis, look at me." He said, his voice angry and sad. I knew what that meant; this wouldn't be solved tonight. I turned my gaze to look at him, and he did the same, until both our eyes met. "Why did you do it?" RobArt/Traught R&R Rated T because of ever so slight kissing

"Damian, for future reference? Strangling drug dealers 'til they agree with you is on the Never Okay list." In which Dick jokes about lists of crime fighting rules and Damian believes him.

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.

Of course when all the Robins get together they end up traveling to a different dimension, and instead of trying to find a way home, they do what they do best. Argue.

Naturally when their families found out Wally and Artemis were a couple, they were supportive. Them moving into the same apartment together as soon as they were "of age"? Time for another Talk. Sex ed, death threats, hijinks galore! Spitfire and RoyxJade

Wally swallowed, mouth suddenly dry. He wanted to repay Robin in kind; wanted to tell him his own deep secret. But after that, how could he? How could he tell Robin that he was completely wrong about him? So Wally didn't say anything. BirdFlash.

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!

Artemis has reason to believe that Robin, the Boy Wonder, attends Gotham Academy as well. All she needs is evidence. She enlists the help of Dick Grayson to track him down. Trolling commences.

Bruce Wayne has left his company to Dick in his will. A group of assassins then tries to kill him. While Dick recovers Bruce goes off to find whoever is doing this and why. The Young Justice team is left to guard him. But no one can know his secret...

Jason is awake and aware but half-a-world away from Gotham in enemy hands. He thinks of nothing but escape, but what happens when he meets a certain little boy? Partial AU. Starts of at Red Hood: Lost Days #1 then spins in its own direction. COMPLETE!

AU story. Dick Grayson was never taken in by Bruce Wayne, and never discovered his secret. Instead, the young acrobat is thrown into a shabby orphanage where he is abused every day, all day. And so he begins his journey towards his one, true goal: revenge

Sherlock is diagnosed with a terminal illness. Warning: angst like whoa.

When Mr. and Mrs. Darling have Wendy take the ultimate step to growing up - getting married - she's not very happy with their decision. But, there's something vaguely familiar about her new fiancee... Peter x Wendy all the way! Rated K.

Blockbuster was murdered ... and Nightwing was "involved". What happens when the superhero community finds out.

Nightwing, Red Hood, and Robin are legendary con men who crash a party to clean out Bruce Wayne's pockets. Alternate Universe story.

Before the boy who lived, there was another story. One of a monster inside of a man. One of a hero inside of a child. One of a traitor inside of a friend. And one of an angel inside of a demon. COMPLETED.

At a butlering convention, Alfred has a moment of weakness.

Bruce Wayne has been murdered ... and the GCPD's prime suspects are Dick Grayson and Tim Drake.