The last person he expected to spend his last moments with was Loki. That was the last person he expected to try to save him as well.

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.

What's a poor green rage monster do when a car alarm keeps going off? Well, be a nice guy and turn it off, of course!

At the end of The Avengers, they all went to get shawarma. Where was Loki? Well... Caution, spoilers. Now includes Loki's return to Asgard and some other random stuff.

When Stark, Banner and Hawkeye are caught in a collapsed building, it becomes a race against time to get them out before their injuries or lack of oxygen take them. But once they're out the real fight has only just begun.

With the Alien invasion over and there literally being no place for the Avengers to stay, the Stark home in Malibu is prepared to house "Earth's Mightiest Hero's." The Avenger's attempt at team chemistry and talking about their feelings.

...and the one time she didn't. They lock themselves in the lab all day, and no one even questions the explosions these days. Tony/Pepper, but lots of lab-bros-Tony/Bruce

Even Tony knows when it's time to admit defeat. Movieverse. Tony, Clint, hints of Clint/Natasha

In highly unusual circumstances, Agent Coulson finds a treasure.

They're six seriously screwed-up people who all have something to learn. Unfortunately, the only ones they have to learn from are each other.

Clint and Steve have a very specific understanding of what constitutes a family. Tony doesn't understand.

Several years ago, Tony began working on a special kind of bomb but stopped when he didn't like the results. Now, when he can't sleep, he decides to give it another go. Why do these things always happen to Steve? One-Shot Rated T cause I'm paranoid

"Sir, your reactor can no longer sustain that level of power," JARVIS warned. "It will cause a crash." - The team is in trouble and the odds aren't great, so Tony plays the sacrificial ram. Again. Team centric. No slash.

Maybe it was pointless to apologize for something that wasn't even his fault, but Steve was the kind of guy who did pointless things, if only because they were the right thing to do.

Awkward moments in the life of Captain America.

All the signs are there. Everyone's just too stupid to notice.

Tony talks to Loki during his imprisonment in SHIELD, and compares some of their psychological issues. A tiny bit of mild language, basically an excuse for me to psychoanalyze both Tony and Loki in one go.

Tony wonders why he feels sorry for Loki. Loki just feels sorry for himself.

On top of Stark Tower, in the midst of battle, two brothers encounter their tragic fates.

Five times Tony Stark messed with Steve Rogers, and one time he didn't. A celebration of their bromance, with Tony being really quite naughty; poor Steve! not slash! Rated T for some adult concepts. Author's notes at the end. Feedback appreciated.

They were each to be receiving awards for their heroic actions...only not one of them cared for accolades. Small character studies on each of the Avengers.

Own nothing. Steve and Bruce have been living in the newly renovated Avengers Tower for quite some time and Tony has made it his mission to make sure the two lost souls are taken care of. Non slash. Just Tony showing that yes he does have a heart.

He should have been more careful. He knew it. Bruce had told him. But it didn't change the fact that the great Tony Stark was in serious trouble. No slash, post-movie. Minor spoilers. Very slight Tony/Pepper. Clint/Nat. Warnings for swears.

Another AU take on the ending of Avengers. Character Death.

Thor's been trying to understand Loki for years. Tony's much faster than that. Post movie.