A young man wakes up in DC. "This shit is gonna be so wild!" - Tom

What makes a man? Does he have to fight the good fight and live through tough wars. Does he have to raise a family and never fail to supply income? What is a hero; while the line between is never fully black and white. What turns a man to the dark side? See into the past and present of one; Slade Wilson, as we navigate through his world with only one mission; To rebuild his legacy.

What happens when a GSU forensics student determined to find a life altering truth comes close to death? click to find out

The world changes forever in 1938 as an era of heroes and villains begins, against a backdrop of global conflict and social upheaval.

We all know that certain aspects of the DC Universe exist only to be eye candy - but what if the DC Universe knew it, too?

Facing dangers beyond human comprehension, he slowly loses his sanity while protecting innocent people in New York from an incomprehensible world, all while paying his bills.

A different choice in that alley changed history forever. Follow the new adventures of the same hero. Well, not the same anymore. Self-insert.

The threat is real; Slade's taken over Ra's empire and has the bat kids under his thumb without rest. Dick is now the man's toy, while the heroes back in Gotham have yet to crashland onto Lazarus Island's shore, undetected. Will Bruce and the Titans save the Robins? Will Rose have to confront her real father?

Superman TAS Unity episode. Reverend Amos Howell began to frown before one territorial creature approached him in Smallville.

The normal battle between the forces of good against the dangerous and undesirable forces of evil. But this time it's personal. Story inspired by the Dial H for Hero comics from DC comics

Wonder Woman is in a battle with Harley Quinn herself to stop her ongoing crimes for good who will win in this fight?

All of the DC movies made in between Batman and Robin and Man of Steel (As well as an altered version of Justice League Mortal) merged into one universe.

17 year old Jon Kent is the son of Superman and Wonder Woman. He wan't to be just like them just one small problem he doesn't have his powers yet Heavy Invincible vibes why because that's what it's inspired from

(Based on Superman/Batman Apocalypse, which I couldn't find a category for) Diana of Themyscira seeks to take Kara Zor-El in order to train her to master her powers, but before this can go through the Man of Steel remembers his spine.

In the midst of running for his life through the back alleys of Keystone City, Jay Garrick (somehow) ends up switching lives with a version of himself that had, apparently, moved to Gotham City. Memories scrambled, scared to death, things can't get much worse, right? Oh, right, this is Gotham. (Jay Garrick Alt Universe, Enjoy)

A Justice Alliance sequel. When Rio Mgomo's identity as Captain Lightning is jeopardized, she turns to magic to protect her secret. But in typical teenage fashion, trying to solve her problem too hastily only creates more problems.

A reimagined telling of Kon-EL's life and journey into becoming "Superboy".

My headcannons over the ship between Hawkwoman and Nightwing

Kate Kane is patrolling New York City when a simple traffic accident leads to a surprise.

Martha and Thomas knew they wanted children. They wanted a lot of children, but when Martha found out she couldn't have any more children, they wept for the children they would never have. Bruce would be their only child, but he would be so loved. That is, until a Kryptonian ship falls from the sky with an infant inside of it.

Influenced by the universe of the webtoon Batman: Wayne Family Adventures. The first months of Jason rejoining the family and the slow but steady mental health recovery. Jason's night terrors, panic attacks, and PTSD are very apparent to the family, and all they want to do is help in their own way.

She appeared in Faora Ul's body, for some reason she did not yet understand, but that did not matter so much, no. What mattered now is that she is the one who must assume the position of Faora, who must honor the Ul house by any means necessary. With the pressure of her family on her shoulders, she, Faora, must learn the rules of this new universe and survive in it...

Dick shows his appreciation for the Flash with dinner. Or: Jason's attempts to get out of Movie Night backfires spectacularly.

DC Comics of the Silver Age. Revealed as a distinct parallel world in The Flash #123 (September, 1961) and named in Justice League of America #21 (August, 1963).

Timeline of events on Earth-2 from pre-history to the future. Revealed as a distinct parallel world in The Flash #123 (September, 1961) and named in Justice League of America #21 (August, 1963)