Maybe they need a reminder of Tony's genius.

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.

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

He was proud of himself at how well he'd hidden the darkness through snide comments and arrogant sneers. None of them suspected a thing, none of them even knew what he was capable of, what he'd been through. They were ignorant, until Fury brought up JARVIS...He obviously wasn't the Tony they all believed he was. Warnings: child abuse, child rape and death threats.

Once Tony was known as the Merchant of Death, but everyone had forgotten why. BAMF Tony, he doesn't like people that try to hurt his team... and as for the team, Loki's magic goes wonky and they read all about it.

Tony wears a mask and offers a performance, and it all hides the truth. Drabble character study of Tony Stark.

Contrary to what everybody thinks, Tony Stark is actually the youngest one of the Avengers. Written as a fill for a prompt on avengerkink.

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.

Beautiful, seventeen year old Tony Stark a.k.a. Iron Renegade is forced to be with the normal aged Avengers, and they turn out to be a huge family *hearts*. Lots of fluff, Tony whump, Tony centric, Tony awesomeness. The fanfic is better than this sucky summary.

Pepper is a great CEO, but sometimes she needs help from the man she learned it all from.

Tony Stark decides he's not cut out to be apart of the Avengers anymore. So he leaves, causing an (almost) nuclear fallout. (Trigger Warning mentions Suicide Attempts) I know that technically this story isn't finished but I'm pretty much done writing it so... I decided to change it to complete so people would know that it's as complete as it will get for now. PM me for details

Fury all but forces the Avengers to live together in Stark tower after it's rebuilt from the New York battle. There's just one problem. None of them trust each other. Tony doesn't even see himself as part of the group. Tony centric. No slash. slight Pepperony and slight Clintasha. Team fic. Rated T for slight language. Set before IM3.

Captain America is the undisputed leader of the Avengers, but when he goes down? Iron Man steps up. Fury wants to know why nobody else thinks that's crazy. (A short story in two (three) parts)

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.

SHIELD knows that Tony Stark is the best weapons manufacturer that they'll ever get their hands on. The problem is, he doesn't make weapons anymore. With the full knowledge of the Avengers; they go behind his back and use weapons that Tony thought long gone. And then he finds out. Tony!Centric

"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.

Sometimes all it takes is a good punch to clear the air. Or to be more precise, a fist to the jaw. Tony Stark would know. One-shot, canon AU.

The world's point of view of Tony Stark as they watch him fly a nuke through a portal, and discover how maybe they were wrong about the man who hid behind a mask of armor.

A terrorist decides to test the limits of Tony's kindness. "Good men don't need rules. Today isn't the day to find out why I have so many." R&R

"Because I promise you, if this happens again, which I know it won't, this place will burn."

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?"

"No comment." Yeah, well, Tony Stark is tired of the no comments. Here's a comment for you...

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

Captain Rogers is used to being in charge. When he's compromised, he has to try to rely on someone less physically capable to get him out of trouble. The bickering, at least, is normal.

Tony Stark doesn't play well with others as a general rule. When he does manage to find people he can get along with he does what he can to keep them, and if that means resorting to some slightly underhanded tactics then so be it. Part of the Series: Coulson Lives, but the Avengers might be the death of him.