The team go on a mission that takes them to the snowy mountains. No one pieced it together that it was probably a bad idea to take Peter with them when he was especially susceptible to cold weather.

Reality sucks for Everett K. Ross. Implied language.

May keeps noticing that Peter comes home injured and hurt, constantly. She goes to put an end to it. Peter Parker, the Spiderman, is just a beginner, so it's good that Iron Man has his back.

Cap and Loki are accidetly stuck in an elevator that neither can escape.

Or 5 times somebody wondered if Tony and Nat were together, and 1 time they knew for sure.

"We're still friends, right?" she had asked between punches. "Depends on how hard you hit me," He replied. Well, how hard is too hard?

Tony is like a kitten. That's Bucky's first impression.

Minor IW Spoilers. Everyone has scars. Tony doesn't like to show how weak he really is, so he hides his own away.

IW spoilers. Tony is numb. Thor is angry. Is there any reason to fight when they've lost everything?

Tony's happy place has always been his lab. Then he met Steve Rogers. With a few misunderstandings along the way, can Tony find an even happier happy place?

It's been almost two years since the snap. The remaining avengers have finally done it. The only problem- Where's Steve? When Bucky reads a letter Steve left for him, the world he'd just returned to spins out of control. Angst.

Steve Rogers knew far too much from the first time he opened his eyes in the 21st century. A forbidden relationship in 1944, a plethora of evidence but none that makes sense, a journal of impossible things. The only common denominator: Anthony Starosta, a dead man who shares a face with Tony Stark. Sequel/prequel to Seeing Through the Eyes of Icarus.

Avengers: With more demigods

Tony finds out his parents are dead.

Spiderman's alone in space. Not exactly how he planned on his field trip ending, but Peter's trying to take things one step at a time today.

Darcy just wants her food, finding her soulmate is just a plus and Tony well he's just confused.

"When Bruce woke up that morning at 7am something was a bit off. Maybe it was the slight tickle at the back of his throat, maybe it was the stuffed up nose. Despite that, he ignored it and carried on with his daily routine, clambering out of bed towards the bathroom."

Strange lost the bet, so camping they go. Five days, no magic. What's the worst that can happen? Follow up to Special Treatment

Tag to "Avengers: Infinity War". Spoilers!

Tony Stark isn't Ironman... Right?

Steve's no stranger to waiting, but the way every minute of every day seems to drag on forever is entirely new to him. A two-part post-Civil War sequel to 'I Figured Out Where I Belong'.

Post Infinity War, our heroes have to face a world that is reeling. Romangers with a side of Pepperony.

It all started with an accident, the artificial birth of his daughter FRIDAY. Tony Stark would never have expected that single, careless, moment in the lab would lead to their current reality. It was an ever-changing catalyst that would not only change the rhythm of his own life, but alter the path fate had started them all on.

Nick Fury: Director of SHIELD, leader of the Avengers, babysitter? Loki's magic goes awry and the god of mischief accidentally turns himself and the Avengers into little kids. While Agent Hill and Pepper Potts are off trying to fix the mess, Fury is stuck watching over the kids, keeping them out of trouble. But, is the super spy prepared for this? [NEW AND UPDATED]

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