Martha Kent is used to unusual people turning up on her doorstep. [One shot, composed of various small snippets and ficlets centred around one theme.]

After Flash defeats Luthor and Brainiac, Batman's got a question about what happened to Flash when he "died". NotSlash, this is my first fanfic in a long time, please R&R!

During a battle, Flash commits a heinous act in the eyes of The Bat Clan and must make amends. Will Wally survive the Wrath of Bat? Will he make lemonade out of Life's lemon or just end up with egg on his face? Language Chemistry-style humor.

"It was fear, pure, paralyzing fear, and for the first time in her life, she was terrified; trembling with dread of what the next moment would bring, because he, the strongest man she'd ever known, was now a slumped, hollow, defeated man." -Chapter 11. (the writing improves, promise, also: IT'S FINALLY FINISHED)

Underlying tensions in the League threaten to tear it at the seams, pitting member against member, with Batman and Superman leading the conflict. Something of a sequel to Olympus, though it's really a stand alone story. Sorry, I suck at summaries.

Darkseid has succeeded in his quest to destroy the universe. But there is one hope left-Clark, Diana and Bruce fight their way across alternate universes to find the device that can reverse the end of the world. But it's a race against time...

20 drabbles/one-shots based on 20 one-word prompts. Prompt 20: Future. Mostly Founding Member-based, with lots of Trinity and Batman-centric stories. These can be read in any order. Occasional fluff warning, plus rare swearing.

My second series of 20 one-shots based on 20 one-word prompts. Prompt 20: Dinner. Mostly Batman- and Trinity-centric. Occasional warnings for fluff and swearing. Complete.

Prompt 20: The Anniversary of the Justice League! My third series of 20 one-shots, all based on one-word prompts. Mostly Batman- and Trinity-centric. Rated T for some swearing and goofy fluff.

A series of one-shots about Bruce and Lois. Includes Bruce on a couch, Sex and the City, and a wedding. Because being Superman's girlfriend or Wonder Woman's boyfriend just has it's challenges. SMLL, BMWW.

The JL is hunting an intergalactic pirate (and trying to hold together a cosmic peace conference) when Flash accidentally uses alien magic on Batman. Nothing good can come of this. Genswapping silliness, fem!Batman.

Superman and Batman...playing Chess. Please Review!

The Batman saves a member of the League and contemplates why he did so ad would continue to do so. Disclaimer: i own nothing, everything here belongs to DC Comics.

What happens when both Batman and Superman, after tiring missions, eye the only cup of coffee left in the cafeteria? And will Flash be able to do anything to help, or just end up caught in the cross-fire of a caffeine or lack thereof fueled fight?

Batman is silent and discreet when he works. The Flash is not...unless he's attempting to make a point. -oneshot-

After Batman and the Justice League cut ties with each other, a vengeful enemy returns and cripples him. Now it is up to the Founders to save their former friend. But to do that, they will have to undergo a journey like no other where they not only discover the buried secrets of the Dark Knight, but find their own weaknesses and strengths being tested. Cover art by Electricboa.

Tooth really couldn't help it. She just wanted to know what sort of memories Jack's teeth contained. But in the end, she wasn't entirely prepared for the answer. Beware: spoilers ahoy.

...or rather, had it taken from him. When Jack commits one prank too many, North takes matters (read: Jack's staff) into his own hands. It's just supposed to be confiscated for a day or two - - a short punishment - - but there's a new villain who's quite willing to take this oppurtunity to strike. Jack is POWERLESS. No slash, 10-shot plus epilogue, now complete! Enjoy!

The Batman was most definitely a nocturnal creature. This, without a doubt in her mind, was the one thing Princess Diana was absolutely certain.

Through a series of events he's desperate to recall, Tony Stark finds himself thrown into an alternate dimension where he's encountered by a team of heroes much different from the one's back home. Stark suits up with the Justice League and, in return, discovers the magic of teamwork, camaraderie, and the formerly foreign concepts known as practice and training.

With that, the three women turned their attention back to their previous object of fixation. It was with narrowed eyes that The Flash decided to execute a more precise scoping of the heroes' line of sight. After doing so, he found that it was… No. It couldn't be. Why, it was none other than The Batman that the women found to be so fascinating!

Someone or something is after the founding members of the Justice League. It's up to the rest of their friends and fellow heroes to save the day and figure out what's going on, seeing as the founding seven have all been turned into children. But their arch-enemies aren't to blame. So who?

He isn't aware of it yet. Aware of how close he get or how often he wants to be in contact. Bruce wouldn't tolorate it for anyone else. Batman/Superman Superman/Batman Slash

The Joker has kidnapped Lois Lane and as expected Superman is coming to the rescue. But he soon learns that this clown has more tricks up his sleeve than just joy-buzzers and squirt guns. (Rewrite of their encounter in the DCAU feature "World's Finest)

Ten year old Richard Grayson has a nightmare and his adoptive father comes to comfort him. Nightmares, hot chocolate and son to father bullying of Bruce.(Young Justice doesn't belong to me!)