A guy who dies and reincarnates in an AU MCU as Brock Rumlow, a.k.a Crossbones. With no cheats or wishes, he'll have to navigate his way through this dangerous place with nothing but his casual fanboy knowledge. **** This is an AU universe where small changes or stuff from the comics come into play. The MC will be a lot younger than he was in Captain America: The Winter Soldier.

SHIELD recruits a small team under the guise of rebuilding one of their lunar outposts, but it doesn't take long for the crew to realize there's more to the mission than simply upgrading an outpost back to working order. Add to the fact that the team includes Tony Stark and the recently acquitted James Barnes, this mission has the potential to tear each person apart at their seams.

The Winter Soldier is nothing more than a weapon. But when Elia is thrown into the soldier's realm, she starts to see a man under the killing machine. As memories start breaking through Bucky's conditioning, he starts questioning what he's been trained to do. When he breaks free and takes Elia with him, they'll defend what the've found with each other when the Avengers find them.

(Rewritten) Loki's daughter was lost to Hydra. He'll do anything to make sure she can be safe again.

After two years apart, maybe there's still a small crack of hope for Bruce and Natasha.

A short summary of times Peter Parker felt like he didn't have a choice and how they led to his attempted suicide. Mentions of Skip Wescott and Uncle Ben. Cross-Posted on Ao3

Two years after he was found barely alive, Steve navigates the ups and downs of high school, the uncertainty of the future, and the problems with having over protective friends

Basically, young Nat and Clint as Agents of shield who need help to save their jobs/worlds/etc. Young Tony is also there and they call in an unwilling old expert. They just don't realize how much of an expert he is or how intertwined with history they're about to be.

What if Loki has been on Svartalfheim this entire time and helps in Endgame? What changes? What stays the same?

Be careful of who you trust in the world of Super Heros and spies. You never know who is friend or foe. Who is Shield or who is Hydra or who is something much deeper? It starts during Captain America Winter Soldier and goes through other movies and television shows.

Yelena Belova trusted Natasha when she said that the Avengers were like family to her. She trusted them to give her a proper sendoff. So when she arrives at a funeral and finds that only Tony Stark is being honored, she snaps.

Kate Bishop struggled with what she did to her mother. A certain blonde assassin came to check on her. Things go from there.

"I want that drink, Kate Bishop." When her phone dinged as Kate was packing her bags to travel with Clint to Missouri, she had originally not even checked to see who messaged her. Why would she? What could anyone say that could outweigh traveling with an Avenger to meet his family?

Agent Seren Soul was groomed by SHIELD to one day lead the Avengers Initiative under the alias of Stardust. Nowhere in her training did it say she would ever have to help a man from the past adjust to their world. Steve Rogers needs a civilized woman but all Seren knows is to be a loyal Agent, a dutiful Stardust & most of all an alien. Neither is ready to unfold their troubled past

Being Ultron is not what I imagine but let's make the best out of it.

Peter attempts to take his own life. Tony finds him. Trigger warning and lots of whump!

They had been close friends for years, always there for each other and always able to confide in one another without judgement. So when Sophie is faced with an unusual dilemma, she asks for Bucky's help. She wants him to say yes. She wants him to say no. It won't change anything, she tells him. But how can things stay the same when everything is different between them now?

Sequel to Songbirds and Bombshells! Sadie Reid disappeared in 1949, never to be seen again until she resurfaces in 2016 with no memory of how she got there and one clue: the dog tags of her supposedly dead fiance, Bucky Barnes. Bucky is in Wakanda hoping for a chance at the freshest start he can get. Love found them once in the unlikeliest place, can it bring them together again?

Post No Way Home, Peter Parker is alone. A visitor opens a brand new door in Peter Parker's life and in Spider-Man's. Not suitable for children. Peter/Wanda/Multi.

Many eyes were on him when Clint made his decision, "At one time I was acquainted with Ronin. We weren't friends per sé but we worked with each other more than once. I might be able to make contact with him." "Don't," the order was sharp and had Clint sitting up straighter, "This is why."

A continuation of 'The Stuff of Heroes,' but in Dual Perspective. Peter gets to use his new suit! And maybe figure out what friendship means. (And what it doesn't mean.) Meanwhile, Tony gets to navigate the post Civil War fallout, hopefully reconcile with Pepper, and give Happy the stupid promotion. Canon-compliant with a twist, adding a splash of comic-canon. Rated T tw: CA, CSA

There was an idea. Bring together a group of individuals, unite them to become something more, to fight the battles no one else could, to protect and defend the world against all threats. (AU.)

Recueil de drabbles dans l'univers Marvel.

A series of (can also be stand alone) stories covering the time period between Homecoming and Infinity War, exploring how the relationship between Tony and Peter might have developed. Tony's POV. Published as individual stories instead of as chapters elsewhere. As always, I hate the formatting issues with . They are the worst. Can also be found individually on a o 3.

Continuation of "From the Same Star." Hallie and Peter have known each other less than a day, but they're brand new soulmates. All they have to do is keep it quiet, figure out how to get all their "stuff" done in the first couple weeks when they physically can't be apart, and get to know each other. Also, Peter really can't be Spiderman until things settle. What could go wrong?