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 others hope he'll fail. Will Jonathan beat the odds? Will he do more harm than good or will Jonathan succumb to the madness of Arkham? (Non-linear story telling]

When Dick Grayson first moved to Wayne Manor, Bruce was completely ill equipped to deal with a child in his life. Luckily, Dick was raised in a circus and knew a thing or two about taming lions. This is the first "book" in what will be a three "book" series focusing on Dick's efforts to blaze a trail that every Robin after him would follow. Rated T because Bruce likes to cuss.

Jervis Tetch meets Jonathan Crane and is mad for him.

After Jason's death, Tim Drake gets a service dog for The Batman because he needs help dammit!

His world was shattered, he was tossed aside like yesterday's trash, he had nobody in his corner. Until he did. Perhaps a small connection is all it will take for a young boy to have a fighting chance.

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.)

His life was never simple, always struggling to survive from one day to the next. In a city such as Gotham, he was lucky to not have been corrupted by the darkness that surrounded him every day. However, a simple push was all it took for his entire life to change. For the world around him to become more complicated than ever before. Book 1 in the Injustice: The Path to Hell series.

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?

When Tim gets hurt on patrol, Batman shows up to save him. Only, this wasn't *his* Batman. Nor his dimension. That didn't mean this wasn't his family, though.

A collection of one-shots featuring the batfamily being a good family. Some chapters will get dark, hence the rating, but I will add warnings when those come up

Story of Justice a girl who has never had justice in her life. After a failure career in police Justice comes back to her old house where her family used to live before her stepfather killed Justice's mother and her young brothers. City of Gotham divided on three Zones and the "Main Land". Police doesn't have power to help everyone when The White Shadow emerges in one of the Zones

They'd each held two identities for ten years. What happens when all those identities start merging on the path to a one-flesh union? Bruce & Selina slow burn.

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

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 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.

Pamela Isley has been captured and all she can do is wait until help arrives but she will become shocked when the person who has her at his mercy is someone from her past.

Killer Moth spends St. Patrick's Day with his daughter Kitten Walker.

Like hell Jason was letting his Kitten go and get groped by some criminal creep, now that he knew how they treated Stray, he couldn't just let his boyfriend walk into something that could either be dangerous or prevy. And he said as much and despite that Tim was getting all giddy about it? He'd never understand his cat at all. Another FITMI side story set in the latest chapters.

Stray thought it was the perfect time to bring his little bird to his place, mama cat was out on her own job tonight and they had bizarrely gotten the blessing from the Bat...to a degree. What could possibly get in the way of a little vigilante romance? Plenty, it seemed. This is connected to the Fake it to Make it universe set early in the series, check it out for understanding

Jason was torn from lying to Bruce and keeping one of the few things that didn't demand from him. Though, truthfully, it was Jason himself that was always making up the demands. But when he was with Stray, that voice kept quiet and he could get some damn peace. Batman was gonna find out eventually. Squeal to Fake it to Make it. Catlad!TimXRobin!Jason

People gotta eat, and unfortunately shes open late. and Like most in Gotham she'll look out for numero uno. That usually means lying to save her life. But hey at least they tip... sometimes.

Two Crime Alley kids - from familial underappreciation to universally beloved. From distance to friendship. And from mutual partnership to endless passion. One man tries to stand in between them.

Harley Quinn and Rick Flag are opposites. They would never work, no matter how badly they both need each other. But… what if it could? A Comic Book Suicide Squad interpretation :) (you don’t have to read them)

Batman, Bruce Wayne teaches Carrie Kelley the art of fighting crime; his moral code; and restoring peace and community in the heart of GOTHAM CITY.

Time seems to be against Billy Tockman, causing him to fear for his future.