Part 1 of the "It's All in the Mind" series. Fill for a prompt. Tony is 100% normal. Tony is not a mutant. Tony is Iron Man. Tony is an Avenger. Tony...is just fooling himself.

After an attack, some things end up changing Tony's life forever.

It's Christmas Eve and Tony Stark is all alone. Oneshot, no slash.

Challenge: Write the team reading/seeing Tony's experience in Oceanbreeze7's story Merchant of Death. Tony had hidden depths to him, and the team finally come to see that.

Tony didn't get lonely. A somewhat belated Christmas story/study of Tony.

Sequel to Papabear. "You... You can't do this. You're a superhero. You're a good guy! You can't hurt me!" "Now," he purred, and it was vacant, utterly emotionless even for the suits usual robotic tone. "Who told you that?"

Five times Tony Stark's exhaustion gets the better of him, and the one time someone decides it's time he use an actual bed. Only Warning: Language. Bonus: Hulk, the 'bots, and Loki

Tony, emotions, and SHIELD have always had a complicated relationship, stemming from his mutation and nonexistent childhood. His story isn't a happy one, but it's the only one he's gonna get. IronWidow friendship, mentions of slash. Rating changed for language and violence.

An unexpected visitor comes to the tower in order to take one of the team away, & Tony'll be having none of that. The Merchant Of Death makes an appearance & death threats are thrown between the 2 like rice at a wedding. All the while, the rest of the Avengers stand back in shock. Will Tony chase off this unwanted visitor? Or will blood rain from the heavens? Slight Brony. Complete

With one member fighting for his life, the team walks into a whole can of worms they never saw coming in hopes of saving their team member.

...or Reasons Why Tony and Clint Shouldn't Drink Together. One-shot series. No Slash. Chapter 78 Requested- The conclusion of "Bucky Bear," "Two Turkeys Are Not Better Than One."

"That day- the day I woke up running on batteries and not blood- was the day I lost my heart." Tony Stark Character Study. Drabble. 299 words. No set arc. Part of Reflections series.

The team find themselves in a bad situation, one that unfortunately is all too familiar for Tony. Now Tony must find a way to get his team out before history repeats itself.

Written for Avengerkink prompt. Tony's secretly a mutant.

Tony's life was just a lie. But that didn't matter any more. Just a short look at Tony's character.

Ever since Afghanistan Tony couldn't stand water, and when SHIELD discovers this they will do anything to fix it. No mater what. Whole team is their.

Tony knew he was worthless but that doesn't mean people have to ditch him for it (first chap summary). This will be a series of oneshots based on Tony Stark.

Challenge: A Fitness Exam...Tony Stark didn't do Fitness Exams. Tony wasn't weak, Tony lifted a 45 LBS Pipe Wrench with his left hand while he was DYING...Tony just didn't show off, that's different then being weak.

Challenge: What would it be like if Tony was the 'adoptive uncle' of all ambassadors while he was all snarky with their parents? The Avengers never would have beleived it if they hadn't seen the squeeling Russian girl with the biggest dimples and her glaring daddy.

Challenge: "So…somebody read Tony's mind and wrote down what he was thinking of?" "God I hope not- I don't want to know what runs through his head." Avengers read the fanfic- Spectacular Ignorance.

Challenge: Tony Stark was witty and sharp. Iron Man was cocky and slightly intimidating, he had another face, and one that he didn't dare let the normal eye see. "You really want to play this game, General Ross? I'll tell you, as the Merchant of Death, I rarely lose."

The Avengers read "Wealth of Mind" after an encounter with a sorceress. What they learn about their teammate is nothing any of them expected.

What no one seems to remember is that Tony Stark created that armor. Iron Man would be less than nothing – literally – without Tony and his genius. Leave Tony alone, however, with access to a half-decent workshop and he'll revolutionize the world. Or, Tony is over protective and doesn't really care.

Tony reflects on himself, who he is, where he's coming from, Dr. Banner's brand of brilliance against his, and the Captain's skewed opinion of him.

Challenge: Captured and supposed to make a missile? Escape with a metal suit. Face Loki in his own house? 'Jump out the window' Kidnapped by Hammer and forced to build him an AI? Things are just getting too easy...