Harry Dresden's brother, James Potter, and his wife, are killed by the Dark Lord. McGonagall looks to him to look after his now orphaned nephew, Harry Potter. Now not only does he have to deal with the usual dangerous supernatural spooks, he has to take care of a child on top of that! Both Harrys have supernatural baddies looking to kill them. Can they manage?

The castle just collapsed and it wasn't my fault. Really. Can't a guy have a beachside vacation in peace? If you don't know, I'm Naruto Uzumaki. I'm a wizard. Here's my card. And for the last time: no, I don't do love potions.

By unleashing forces he couldn't comprehend or control, he defeated the unbeatable and slew the immortal. It was the only way and he didn't regret it. But to all things, there is a price. He thought this one would be his death, but instead he found himself falling down the rabbit hole. It's said that time changes all things. Does that include heroes, as well?

I know this is a bad idea. If I just die doing this, I'll be lucky, and I'm probably not. But...I have to, even knowing the cost. Sometimes you just have to do something, even knowing its horrible and dangerous, because its the only way you can live with yourself afterwards. I'll get out of here and come back to you, Annabeth, no matter what it takes. I love you. Forgive me.

Satchmo and Mouse save the day.

During the final battle, Eragon is bested by Galbatorix and in order to save him, Saphira encases them both in crystal, safe from the ravages of time. When the spell finally breaks, Eragon wakes to find himself in the presence of a modern day wizard.

The first thing I noticed was the hat, it was wide brimmed and dark and appeared very much like the sort of hat that I had always imagined Van Helsing wearing. He was tall, taller than Gabriel, and scruffy in a way that very much reminded me of my dad. Unlike my dad the man seemed extremely comfortable in a trench coat. I immediately liked him.

Cowl doesn't like the idea of his old teacher's toys getting in the wrong hands. In a bid to keep one of Kemmler's most dangerous writings away from those who would misuse its power, he hides in a place they'll never find - another universe. Only, he neglects to think that world might have scavengers of its own.

It's December 2008. When a wave of powerful psychomancy rips through Chicago, it's up to Harry Dresden, resident wizard, to find out what's going on in his city. Meanwhile Hellboy, the monster-fighting ex-BPRD agent is pulled out of his seven-year retirement to investigate the same blast.

"My girlfriend's been kidnapped," the vampire said. His green eyes were scarily bright. "Help me find her." Weren't four vampire courts bad enough? [Crossover]

Almost a year has gone by for Harry Dresden since he left Equestria. Then he receives a strange letter from Twilight. He's glad to return, but dark rumors have spread since his first visit. A sequel to The Dresden Fillies: Strange Friends.

Peggy Carpenter, Wizard, suddenly finds herself in a strange new world with no tolerance for magic. Rated M for language and later chapters.

In which Natasha finds a bar, a vampire, and a knight in not-so-shining armor, in that order

This is what I get for reading The Dresden Files and watching Sabrina: Secrets of a Teenage Witch. Inspired by the episode 'Magic No More', Sabrina's flu causes a portal to appear between Witch World and Nitch World, drawing Harry into her realm. Hilarity ensues.

[Prequel to The Senshi Files: Silver Warden] It was supposed to be a simple job - find a kid's family. Of course, the kid had to be from Japan, one of two plane crash survivors, and the only lead was the other survivor of the plane crash. Poor Harry; he should know by now that when he's involved, things are only gonna get tougher and a bit more...supernatural.

It is the year 2183 and humanity has dealt with two world-changing events: the revelation of the supernatural to the general population and the discovery of alien life. Enter Harry Dresden, the wizard ultimately responsible for the breakdown of the Masquerade, and Commander Alicia Shepard, a mortal soldier pulled into a fight for life everywhere. Massive property damage ensues.

Six months ago, Harry Dresden secluded himself on the island of Demonreach. Now he has returned to fulfill his duties as the Winter Knight. But when his duties take him to a concert, he learns about a war was he didn't even know he was fighting.

In which assorted basketball idiots (most of them with magic) gallivant across Harry Dresden's Chicago. [A collection of Kuroko no Basuke/Dresden Files fusion-crossover ficlets]

Fringe Division is alerted to a basement full of bat-like creatures who have had their hearts explode in their chest. It's too bad they are supposed to be made up, and the only man who can possibly explain it is missing in action. Meanwhile, the clued in members of Chicago try to deal with their protector suddenly missing and presumed dead. S2 Fringe, post Changes DF.

The Avengers meet up with a certain Snarky Wizard PI. Chaos and a whole new set of headaches for Fury in sue. Skippy's List Avengers Style.

When a priceless Item is stolen and Chicago's only Wizard is called in to find it, He will use every resource he can find.

Dinosaur skeletons are rare and valuable. Abby (NCIS) will have none of Harry's (The Dresden Files) Tyrannosaurus-riding shenanigans.

It was Halloween night, so I normally would not have noticed them, except that the robot was floating. Five feet above the ground.

Sara Lance is not the only one in the family with big secrets. And when those secrets are revealed, the consequences could change Starling City forever...set at the end of "League of Shadows", so *heavy* spoilers to that point in Season 2.

While doing his best to take down a big bad, Xander falls through a portal and ends up in another dimension. Can a certain Wizard PI help him get back or is he trapped forever? No pairings