A cold case, a box of videotapes, and a missing girl from nearly 22 years ago. Barbara Gordon is determined to figure out what exactly happened on March 23rd, 1996. Unfortunately, to get those answers, she first has to figure out how this all ties in with one rogue that no one likes to speak with - The Scarecrow.

Steph really hated undercover missions especially when the undercover mission involved her ex-boyfriend. Her and Tim did have a lot of history and well, as they say, history is doomed to repeat itself.

Juggling a vigilante career and a college workload didn't give Barbara time for much else. Too bad feelings for a certain ex-boy wonder decided to complicate things.

'Cause the saddest thing about Hush (2019) was that Dick didn’t call Kory.

Richard Grayson recently returned from his time as a spy, and revealed to loved ones that he was in fact alive, only to leave Gotham once more. There was a time when Damian would have pretended to be unaffected, but he is tired of saying goodbye to parental figures.

When an explosion at Wayne Manor kills both Bruce and Damian Wayne during the daytime, Jason Todd is forced to retire his role as the Red Hood to replace the Batman. With the majority of the Batcave gone and his allies limited because of the explosion, Jason must put aside his differing ideology and become the Hero his true Father wanted him to be.

UA (Universo alternativo) Damian Wayne ha pasado casi toda su vida con dudas acerca del origen de su padre. Pero esas dudas se sumergen en fondo de su mente cuando su madre lo sometió a las sangrientas pruebas durante "The yeard of blood"

As he gazed out into the large crowd of flashing lights and saw Dick, Jason, Alfred, and even Damian clapping and cheering for him he realized it wasn't fear or anxiety he felt anymore, it was pride.

The haze of gunsmoke drifts lazily over the battlefield. Tim’s hands hold the camera steady as bullets fly overhead. ‘I should’ve gone into retail’ he thinks. He can’t bring himself to regret his decision, though. A wry smile touches his lips as the soldiers pull away from the fight. “A comment, Captain Todd?” “Get that camera outa my face. Yes, you can quote me on that.”

[A/B/O AU] After years of hiding his omega status using scent blockers and suppressors, Bruce needs to let his heat run its natural course. He decides to hire Deathstroke to take care of it. [Bruce Wayne/Slade Wilson]

Commissioner Gordon is forced to rethink his relationship with Batman when he sees firsthand just how much the vigilante is part of the problem instead of being a solution when the Joker goes on a murder spree, and it hits close to home.

Tim was never one to share his demons with the rest of the Bat family, but when he suffers an hallucination episode at school. He is forced to turn to someone and that was Jason Todd, he would understand what it feels like to be at the hands of the joker. Jason was not equipped to help in emotional mental distress, but with Dick's help they may have a chance. neither were prepared.

Tim was just tired. Warning: Story about seizures.

Tim Dake gets a new and better life after leaving Drake Manor.

Tim's parents are...not around. It's a fact that is known and rarely questioned. But now they're back and all Bruce wants is for all his boys to be safe and together again.

Bruce really can't help but think that Stephanie Brown, pre-medicine, piano player, and honors student, with Leslie vouching for her, would be a far better girlfriend for his daughter than Spoiler, the new vigilante in town.

It's not that Bruce intends to adopt an unseemly part of Gotham's Graceling population, it just… happens. The Bat Family, in a world where the Graced wander the streets of Gotham.

One night makes all the difference. Especially a night when Stephanie Brown, in the wrong dimension, interferes in a mugging.

Stephanie Brown, alone in Wayne Manor, ends up finding a Bruce who hasn't slept in three days. The two of them, as it turns out, have a lot of unresolved things to discuss.

Sequel and overlap of Bodies Don't Lie. A 2 chapter one-shot, first in Jason's POV and then Bruce's. Jason endures a series of escalating tests in the Batcave. The physical strain isn't nearly as horrible as the conflict of emotions he feels about his old mentor and home. Warning: pain, angst, stress, and implications of violence.

I help take down Two-Face.

Tim Drake is a weird man. Jason has been aware of this fact for ages. He also has decided to uncover one of his more random mysteries: Why does Tim have so many shiny things?

Everything was okay. Then Dick said something and suddenly nothing was okay. [Part II of my Bat Brothers Verse; Sequel to "Sleepy, Sleepy"]

Damian is exploring new hobbies, and one leads to an injury

Drake has been missing for three days. Damian isn't worried. But he's still going to help rescue him when they get a lead, of course.