During Loki's latest assault on Midgard, Steve is badly hurt, for the one and simple reason that Loki had purposefully targeted the Avengers' captain. Thor comes to terms with what he has to do to stop this madness, with what Loki wants of him. His death.

Tony pushes for everyone's 'first time' stories.

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

Steve felt bad for what he said. No Slash. Post-film but no major spoilers. One-Shot.

In which Tony thinks about heroism.

A series of glimpsed interations between Loki and an un-named OC, set both before and after the movie. Rated M for one use of language and context.

Post-Avengers. Loki has been taken back to Asgard and is on trial for his crimes. Will he be able to justify his actions? Or will the court of Asgard punish him for his deeds? Cover art by Yamisnuffles.

Natasha tells Clint the truth about what she's been telling herself for years. One-shot.

In which Loki has a sort of split personality problem throughout the movie arc. Loki's POV of The Avengers from his fall off the Bifrost.

Can a man out of time ever catch up on everything he missed? Captain/TBA

Un accidente trae consigo a Natasha Stark, la que le entregará a Tony una nueva perspectiva sobre su relación con Steve Rogers. Después de todo si a un súper genio se le suma el instinto femenino, Toni tiene mas de una cosa que decirle a su contraparte masculina.

Post-Thor, Pre-Avengers. Loki is surprised to find an interesting prospect on Midgard after his fall from grace and Asgard. Will this prospect turn out too entertaining for Loki to give up? M Rating for later chapters. Loki x OFC.

Steve and Tony are left out in the cold. And of course it's Fury's fault. Better than the summary! Steve/Tony with some minor Tony!whump and major Steve!whump, just because there isn't enough out there.

If you asked just about anybody, they would tell you Tony liked to get drunk. They were wrong.

Loki is taken back to Asgard to receive punishment for his crimes against Asgardians and mortals alike. But the verdict he receives is not what anyone had been expecting. What will become of the former god in the realm he hates the most?

In which Loki sometimes forgets that Bruce, or rather the 'other guy', is stronger than him. Just a drabble. T for sexual themes including D/s, no actual sex.

Natasha feared the Hulk, she feared the monster more than anyone could ever know but not for the obvious reason. What monster could terrify her to the point of letting go?

Nothing says "I'm sorry" quite like a cute little turtle... or at least that's what Natasha thinks. Steve, on the other hand, sees the situation a little differently.

The first time he sees her, she is his enemy. The next time they meet, he vows it will be entirely different, except SHIELD Agent Maria Hill has other ideas on that subject, and no handsome, arrogant God of Legend is going to break her so easily.

There is a time and place for tacky Christmas sweaters and misinformation and Pepper's attempts at being a den mother. Stark Tower on Christmas is probably not it. Rating for language.

Bruce and Loki both have self-esteem and self-worth issues. Misery loves company, and what better way to begin to heal then to work together. Bruce/Loki angst and eventual friendship.

It started as a ritual between friends, but it was so natural that it grew incidentally. Eventual character death.

Thor convinces his brother to do the unspeakable: Go to Midgard to shop for underwear. One-Shot, Rated T for car thievery, a random civilian death, and Loki's bare skin.

Tony and Pepper discuss Steve and Thor's romance. They learn something new, and so does Steve. Steve/Thor slash. Part of the Epiphany 'verse

Steve/Thor slash: In a world of mysteries / Where nothing's how it's meant to be / Suddenly you came to me / Broke through my uncertainties, you gave me hope so I believe / You are my epiphany.