Jonathan Crane has just begun working at Arkham Asylum with a plan to cure the inmates and help them re-enter society. But there are those who would take advantage of his work, and not every patient the Batman brings in is crazy. Will Jonathan succeed? Will he do more harm than good or will Jonathan succumb to the madness of Arkham? (Non-linear story telling]

Olivia Draper had been a good idea at first. She was Tim's Matches Malone. Then Hood had shown up on the scene. / When Jason met Olivia, he hadn't intended to pull a Bruce. She just kept showing up where Red Hood was doing business. He had no other choice than to keep an eye on her. And, okay, maybe become her big brother. / Full summary in Ch1

A collection of stories that diverge in some way from my fic, "The Body Keeps the Score," in which Tim has healing abilities and abusive parents, and in which the Batfam has no idea about either of those… At first. Some may require reading the original, others may not. Now publishing: "A Sign That Healing Can Begin," in which Alfred breaks a hip and Tim heals him then breaks down.

Summary: The Justice league wonder why Batman is always in a hurry to leave the watch tower, to they place a Martian mind trick on Batman before he leaves that shows them what he sees as a sort of projector, they use it to see what Batman gets up to in Gotham and at Home.

Bruce finally processes the death of his ward.

Cypher wants revenge against Robin, since he was the one who captured him. What better way to get revenge than to use the Wayne Family to lure the Boy Wonder to his doom. (Note: Includes the whole Earth 14 Bat Family at some point.)

Here is a series of my headcanons about Dick Grayson!

Sequel to Trinity Salvation. Scandal washes over Gotham. There's been a murder in Gotham's most iconic of buildings: Wayne Tower. There's only one suspect and every clue points to him being the killer. So where do you stand? Is Bruce Wayne a murderer?

"What is Endless Quest?" Tim asked. "It's to die for," the store owner said. (A three part imagined story starring Tim Drake.)

Jason is sick and tired, homesick for simpler times. Dick is a sentimental ninja, and takes care of him. K-plus for Jason's triggerhappiness. Batbros! No slash, fluff and angst with a side of character insights. Now with an afterward that examines the question everyone wanted answered: just how /did/ Dick end up with a pot full of Alfred's sick soup? Enjoy! :D

In the series finale, Darren attempts to navigate relative freedom, doubting the blow dealt to the Court of Owls. Livia faces the aftermath of becoming the host of Chaos personified. As past, present and future converge, creating a rift, physically and emotionally, Darren and Livia must face the consequences of their actions and risk everything in the process of correcting reality.

Jason needs a break from the Outlaws and the vigilante grind, so he retires to his safehouse in Bludhaven to relax alone. Too bad he finds someone already squatting there—Helena, who he's been avoiding since he came back from the dead. She refuses to leave and keeps dredging up their shared past: events and feelings Jason would rather keep buried.

This dark story is a sequel to several Batman movie franchises. Ch1: "The Batman(2022)", Ch2: "Justice League/The Zack Snyder Cut", Ch3: "Dark Knight Rises", Ch4: "Batman(1989)", and Ch5: "Batman The Movie(1966)." See what happens when these five Batmen are brought together to take on the Batmen from the Dark Multiverse. Bat-Worlds will collide. Some Waynes won't be going home.

In Gotham City, the everyday civilian doesn't really interact with the crazy, and probably dangerous vigilantes that haunt the streets. One unfortunate soul, however, finds out the hard way what it means to be an interesting person. Now he has to deal with far too many people breaking into his apartment for one reason or another. To think, this all started because of one accident.

There's a new killer in town. Dubbed The Magician, because at his crimes, he leaves no trace except for The Magician Tarot card. Bruce Wayne, the Batman, dedicates his time to making sure to capture this man. But as his family starts to get pulled into the case, they learn that everyone The Magician kills is a criminal in some way. Is this man a dark vigilante, or.. Something else?

This is basically the first season of the Batman Telltale Game, just written down and made into a story. Diana/WW and Bruce are dating, but I mostly stick to the game's storyline and characters. Just thought it'd be something fun. You don't have to have played the game to read but WARNING: SPOILERS (obviously)

The Joker decides to tell his twin children his versions of some of the more notable Greek myths, substituting the residents of Gotham for the various gods and monsters.

Jason Todd got captured on a mission, and may have taken one too many hits the the head. At least he's got a helmet on! It may or may not be the one with the bomb in it. Talking Tim through disarming it should be a piece of cake, right?

Jason is shot. Damian takes it harder than he maybe should.

Red Robin is investigating a new drug and gets dosed with it. He needs help, and the closest bat to his location? Robin. Tim's going to die, isn't he?

Dick is just out as a civilian when he gets kidnapped by Mr. Freeze. What could go wrong?

Grayson was shot. The wound was poisoned. Damian decided that no one needed to know he'd been stabbed on top of their worries.

Tim just wanted a night of taking photographs under the Gotham sky. Is that too much to ask?

Jason Todd thought his chances of getting trafficked had gone down to zero when he got off the streets. Turns out the chances are just as high when you actively fight traffickers. Go Figure.

Dick tries to take on The Riddler by himself. He never thought the Riddler would do this.