His support group must have a draw for ninety-year old super soldiers. He could have done with the first visit being less conducive to a heart attack, though.

They had always looked out for each other as kids, had each other's backs during the War as well. This feels natural because it is: Steve takes care of him and he takes care of Steve. No slash, just bromance! :D

He fires between breaths. He misses, and one of Rogers's assailants goes down in a flush of red. Fights back the confusion (he doesn't miss, he doesn't miss harder shots than that), readjusts, doesn't breathe at all this time, watches—He misses again. He misses ten times, until the Captain is alone, surrounded by the corpses of his attackers. - Both OTP and brOTP-compatible.

This picks up right after the New York War ends … How Stark and Banner's friendship evolves from there. Final chapter up.

Sam knew he was getting back in for the long run when he helped Captain America take down a super-secret terrorist organization hiding inside a top secret government organization. He didn't know that would include amnesiac super assassins having nightmares on his couch at four in the morning.

Bucky has been protective of Steve for as long as he can remember. He supposes it makes sense that his serum would amplify that, for better or worse.

Five ways Steve and Bucky could have lost each other over the years, and the one way they finally found each other again.

Steve gets a text from Bucky. Things go from there. Post-Winter Soldier AU. First in "Coming Home."

He wasn't kidding when he told the doctor he was a big fan, and he honestly doesn't understand why everybody else isn't, either.

An intervention a la Hulk.

and 1 time Bruce protected the Hulk. A short Bruce-Hulk acceptance story. Warnings: mention of attempted suicide in one of the sections.

"Maybe Stark has a point. What right do we have to play god and not expect to be held accountable for it?" Civil War in one-hundred words or less. A series of drabbles.

An interaction between Sam Wilson and Scott Lang post Ant Man, Pre Cap 3:Civil war. Spoilers for post credit scene in Ant Man. Reviews are always welcome.

It's an impossible decision. How can he choose between his two friends, the old one and the new? If it was just that, it'd have been hard, but Steve can't support this. So he will fight. "He's my friend." "So was I..." Inspired by the Captain America: Civil War trailer.

In Pete's world, the Doctor is dying. Rose is practically immortal. Meanwhile, in the Prime Universe, the Doctor and Clara travel through time and space, broken and together, but still very much alone. Then an accidental crash through the Void changes everything. Takes place after the events of Season 8 and may include spoilers. 12 x Rose reunion. Also light Danny x Clara.

The Doctor doesn't exactly like Valentines Day. But what if a look into his near future and a visit from a certain blond-haired human make him reconsider the special day? First time writing fanfic please give me a chance!

"So, is this it?" Amy asks. "Is this what Timelords pray to?" The Doctor glances at the ceiling, then at the TARDIS blue door that holds a remnant of his heart. "No." The Doctor says. "Only the one." The door reads 'The Doctor & Rose Tyler'. [Oneshot. DoctorRose.]

That name has haunted him for all of his life. Reunion. One shot. Please Read and Review.

"It's the TARDIS messing with the coordinates, he knows that, and no matter how much he complains, the Old Girl just does as she pleases in these situations. She misses her child, after all, and she misses her wolf." The Doctor's and Rose's timelines keep intertwining even (or especially) when he tries to avoid it.

Clara was nothing if not intuitive, and something told her that the blonde girl mattered to him very, very much. BASED OFF A TUMBLR PROMPT

Eleven/Rose sort of; Twelve/Rose; Part Eight of the Who Holidays series. When the Eleventh Doctor takes Rory and Amy home to Leadworth, they stumble upon a future version of the Doctor holding hands with a very pregnant Rose Tyler. Apparently, somebody has most definitely been peeking at his Christmas list. Set just after A Town Called Mercy.

The Doctor and Rose bump into two future versions of the Time Lord. Rose is curious about the one who won't meet her eye, who snaps and provokes and doesn't seem to care. Curious, and a little bit furious.

The Doctor and Rose (finally) meet again.

The Doctor thought he had stopped loving Rose Tyler a long time ago. He was wrong.

Like everyone else he had met over his long life, she was a presence in the back of his mind, a crumbling memory. But Rose Tyler could never be just anyone and what is remembered and forgotten over the course of a thousand years is a funny thing.