Two years after Age of Ultron, Spider-Man was asked by Stark to join the Avengers. Having always wanted to be like his idols, Peter Parker accepted...only to find most members of the team aren't comfortable with the idea of a teenager risking his life to be a hero. Even so, this doesn't stop Peter from continuing to fight for the little guys.

Graduating high school is hardly the greatest leap for Piper Parker and her friends but it marks the end of an era. Being a team of heroes becomes more difficult as they all scatter into their new adult lives. Piper's obsession with her vision from Kamar Taj is cutting into the rest of her life. Then an old threat reemerges and brings Piper on a journey she will have to face alone.

It didn't start as a conscious act. If anything, it started by accident. He never meant to skip breakfast; he just didn't have the time. He was going to be late for school which just wouldn't do. or Peter had it all under control until he didn't. T/W for Mental disorders

Before Peter could lift his head out of the water, something hard slammed into his chest, sending him deeper before he slammed into the ocean floor. He couldn't stop from screaming as he felt a crunch followed by agonizing pain going up and down his entire body.

In the Sacred Timeline, Peter Parker AKA Spider-Man was recruited by Tony Stark AKA Iron Man in Captain America: Civil War. But what if things went differently? What is our favorite Web Head joined Steve Rogers AKA Captain America in the MCU like he was in the comics...

The day started relatively normal. But ended in a catastrophe. What's new?

"House arrest violation?" Bucky question, shooting a glance at Sam before looking back at the agent. "A seventeen year old committed a house arrest violation?" Sequel to sheltering the boy I knew (from all the hell I put him through)

Its two years since Civil War and Homecoming events. The Avengers coming home, Gwen Stacy with powers is steady in Peter's life and Peter has grown out of Tony's shadow with realizing how toxic it was. Oh right Tony now has an obsession with Peter for wanting him as his son no matter what or he will burn down Spider Man's world. Everything's on a collision course.

**Spider-Man: Homecoming Spoilers** Weeks have passed since homecoming night and Peter is still attempting to get a grip on things. His secret is out now and Aunt May knows that he's Spider-Man. He expected the outcome. What he didn't expect was to be okay with it. With everything that has happened, Peter doesn't know whats worse: Being the hero or not being one at all.

Four students. One lab accident. Where do we go from here? Cannon divergent au and combination of Spider-man cinematic universes. (The Amazing Spider-man and MCU Spider-man.)

Sequel to I'm Your Dad. Mostly Tony and Peter, father-son fluff! Peter, Tony, Pepper, May and Happy family fluff. Peter and Tony are struggling with Peter being a secret and soon find events force them to face their feelings and finally reveal Peter's identity to the world as a Stark. Irondad. Spiderson. Includes SickPeter! Sensory Overload. Halloween. Thanksgiving. School Fight.

The life of Peter Parker isn't all superheroes and straight A's. Everyone has a dark side. But what if Peter can't handle the other side of him? May contain Parley. TW: suicidal thoughts/descriptions, self harm, eating disorders (sorta), panic attacks, just pretty much everything triggering tbh

Peter is the teacher. When Peter was 16 he won a citywide science contest. The grand prize is a paid internship at Stark Industries. Pepper spending time with May and Peter, and growing to love him, like a nephew. His college girlfriend, Mary Jane, she becomes pregnant and she wants to move closer to her family. Peter has to quit SI. Leaving behind his friend Natasha Romanoff

Ajax is a junior in high school, just there to get in and get out. She keeps to herself and stays behind the scenes but that changes when she's assigned to work with Peter Parker on a project. With that comes an unexpected friendship, but, friendships mean secrets. Ajax's secrets start spilling out too fast for her to pick up the pieces, leaving her and Peter in a downward spiral.

Peter's 18 now. But, to Tony, he was still just a kid. So when Peter sets off to prove himself as an adult, and things don't go as planned, will he be able to reach Tony in time? Irondad/Spiderson. No ships!

Now thirty four weeks pregnant and a pumpkin sized baby resting against her pelvis, she didn't think anything could take away from the pure joy she was feeling as they were only six weeks away from meeting their baby. That was until Peter was called in for an emergency mission in Vancouver with Doctor Strange and Scarlett Witch. Sequel to Six Months

"Do you lay eggs?" Peter froze for a moment, but caught himself. "What? No!" Peter exclaimed. Mpreg. Rated M so I don't get in trouble. Not super graphic.

Peter misses Tony so he writes letters to him to cope with the fact that he's gone.

Peter is just there for an interview but he isn't very good at hiding his excitement or his nerves. Little does he know that's not the only secret he isn't very good at hiding.

A long one-shot detailing what could have happened if Maguire's Spider-Man was in the MCU.

When memories of an alternate reality where she knew a different 'Peter Parker' begin to haunt her, Natasha begins to question whether they were ever real or not. The Spider-Man that exists in this reality is 15-years-old, but the one she remembers was now a young adult, much taller, was in love with a girl named Gwen Stacy. (Sequel to 'Alias' and 'Latrodectus')

In the first chapter of this story, we shall explore the responsibilities and hardships of a young Peter Parker as a student/vigilante trying to find his place in a world of superheroes as he attempts to investigate and put an end to unusual arms deals and crimes occuring in Queens, with a certain winged outlaw strengthening New York’s crime scene and corrupting the city.

In the final battle of Endgame, the time machine blows up. What if it caused some time anomalies in the process? Namely, what if Spider-Man happened to get caught in the blast? What if Tony Stark had a real reason to call him a kid? What if Morgan got a playmate close to her own age?

/ON GOING/ When Tony called Peter to give him a hand in fending off a space-ship that terrorized Manhattan, Peter didn't think much of it. He'd been Spider-man for seven years: he was prepared for anything. At least he thought he was. He should have been. …Right? An AU where the Infinity War events happen years later and unfold quite differently.

"Pain. That was his first thought that enshrouded his consciousness as his awareness returned. The intense beating ache of the rhythm of a drum sounded throughout his aching skull as his eyes squinted pathetically at the harsh, unforgiving light."