Damian has taken on the role of Robin and is just settling into it. However, he didn't just leave behind his mother when he chose to stay in Gotham. When someone from his past breaks into his life, Damian finds himself questioning all he has come to accept.

Tim Wayne has vanished and when evidence showing that his dead, his family gives up searching until the name Alvin Draper comes up form the famous Mob Boss Matches Malone. **Bruce and his family discover something shocking.

We all knew that Damian was Bruce's child, even if he was a brat. But what if Damian had a twin sister that nobody knew about till 6 months after Damian got dumped at the Manor to warn them about The League of Assassins? How would the bat family react to having a 10 year old girl around the Manor, and how would the Young Justice team deal with another bat kid? T for Jason's mouth.

It was the end of the world as they knew it. What remained of the Wayne family believed they were alone and intended to live out the days of human society on their own until their security measures were tripped. R&R OFFICIALLY COMPLETE. FOR REAL.

Maybe she'd been wrong. Maybe she was hiding from the wrong person. It couldn't hurt just to see him one more time before... Bruce/Talia. Post-'Son of the Demon' AU. COMPLETE!

Bruce Wayne/Batman is a vigilante, father, and billionaire playboy. In a life where Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Tim Drake, Damian Wayne, and Jaime Van are siblings and ultimate enemies. Bruce Wayne has to teach them how to live, learn, and love.Poor Bruce.

The aftermath of Bruce's death sent ripples through the lives of each person he touched during his time on earth, even his wayward, lost son, the black sheep of the Robins, sending Jason Todd on a journey through his past, sifting through memories he had so long pushed away, snapshots of those tumultuous years before his untimely demise and the end of the golden years of justice.

Since the birth of the rivalry between the Batman and the Joker, their sidekicks have battled beside them; Harley Quinn desperate for the Joker's attention, and Nightwing desperate for Batman's praise. But when they finally come face to face without the bias of their mentors, Dick Grayson and Harleen Quinzel see a future beyond the battle of good and wrong in Gotham. M for violence

Batman, Robin, Flash, and Kid Flash spend a weekend training in the great outdoors. Part of the 'Spark in the Dark' series. T for language.

Life has a funny conception of compensation. Three days after Damian's death, a letter arrives at Wayne Manor, bringing Bruce the one thing he cannot bear to have: a son. In which Billy Batson is the son of Bruce Wayne. New 52 universe.

Spring has sprung in Gotham, but Bruce and Dick have little time to enjoy it. When Clark brings news that an old JLA case involving someone close to them is back open, things can only go from bad to worse. Part of the 'Spark in the Dark' series. High T for language and imagery.

Between Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson, the word "Loyalty" often has another meaning that is never spoken.

An unavoidable business trip forces Bruce to leave Dick at home. With Alfred out of town and most of his babysitting candidates occupied, who can Bruce trust during his absence? Part of the Spark in the Dark series. Bruce/Dick fluff, Clark/Dick bonding, Clark/Bruce jealousy issues. T for language and later violence. Awesome cover art courtesy of rangermaid (thank you!).

A fourteen year old Dick Grayson is arrested for possession of illegal drugs for sale. To Bruce's dismay, Dick is sentenced to an out of state school for troubled youth which has had unsavory rumors circulating about it for the past year. Dick will find more than he bargains for there. Rated M for adult themes.

After watching the brutal murder of his parents as a child, Bruce Wayne became the nightmare known only as Batman. UPDATE: As Bruce deals with the aftermath of Joker's reign of terror, he must come to terms with his relationship with his family. Meanwhile, a new threat emerges for Gotham and, more importantly, for Bruce Wayne.

After the extent of Robin's injuries from Harvey Dent comes out, Child Protective Services decides to save Robin from a vigilante lifestyle. Follow up to Robin, Year One.

COMPLETE! A sudden shock in Batman's life leads to his apprehension at the hands of GCPD. Warning: Major character deaths in first chapter.

Sequel to Locked Inside the Facade. Bruce languishes in Arkham while Dick wears the Batsuit.

Sequel to Lost to the Night. Bruce Wayne has been released from Arkham, but he-and Gotham-have changed. Can he become Batman once more? Does he want to?

Bruce, Dick, and Alfred take their first ever family vacation. However, since nothing ever goes as planned for the Dynamic Duo, they stumble into a crime that only Batman and Robin can solve. Part of the Spark in the Dark series.

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.

Orphaned and removed from the only life he's ever known, Dick feels like there's no light left for him in the world. His new benefactor, however, still sees something worth saving... Chronological beginning of the Spark in the Dark series. T for language, abuse, and death imagery.

Dick and Tim head out for a week of brotherly bonding in the wilderness only to find themselves caught up in a scheme to put humanity on the 'extinct' list. T for language and frightening situations.

Since the birth of the rivalry between the Batman and the Joker, their sidekicks have battled beside them; Harley Quinn desperate for the Joker's attention, and Nightwing desperate for Batman's praise. But when they finally come face to face without the bias of their mentors, Dick Grayson and Harleen Quinzel see a future beyond the battle of good and wrong in Gotham. M for violence

Since the birth of the rivalry between the Batman and the Joker, their sidekicks have battled beside them; Harley Quinn desperate for the Joker's attention, and Nightwing desperate for Batman's praise. But when they finally come face to face without the bias of their mentors, Dick Grayson and Harleen Quinzel see a future beyond the battle of good and wrong in Gotham. M for violence