After accepting a job from Nick Fury, Buffy Stark is now Agent Anne Summers, AKA The Slayer. With a secret identity to protect and a new team to help train up, will the blonde hero be able to also handle to twists thrown her way. From old friends arriving to betrayal and possibly a dangerous romance...can Buffy survive this next chapter?

**Part of the 2020 LiveJournal's Twisted Shorts FaD** challenge. Captain America isn't received back with open arms.

This sequel follows "From Beneath" and is the final installment in the series that began with "A Brother's Love" and wraps up the storylines concerning the nuclear war Warren's robot started and all the plans of the first. It also brings in all the characters from all previous stories as well as some new X-Men characters. At least one character death in this one.

After Willow is hospitalized, Pepper Potts is notified by the Rosenbergs that her daughter needs her. She drops everything to run to Willow's side, bringing Tony along with her. When the two adults discover that Willow and her friends are fighting a battle of their own, they do what they can to help. Tony discovers that not only is Willow special, but so are all her friends.

When new guests show up in the tower, Xander might be in more danger than he wants to admit.

Spoilers for Avengers Endgame. What would happen if the Black Widow didn't stay dead after getting the Soul Stones in Avengers Endgame? Natasha is transported to the Buffy universe just in time to save the life of a slayer's sister. How would things turn out for Buffy and company if Natasha is there to guide and help them? One shot only.

Buffy's (and Dawn's) real family has a green streak.

This is the next story in the "Brother's Love" series that follows "The Calm Before the Storm." Season 7 unfolding as the First has pulled the Avengers into its plan, pushing up the Age of Ultron events.

What would happen if Buffy, Faith, and Willow went to Wakanda when Thanos arrives? Would they make a difference in the outcome or would they suffer the same casualties? This story begins at the final battle on Earth in Avengers 3 and shows how Buffy, Faith, and Dawn work to change the outcome instead of the wait for Captain Marvel and Ant Man.

Xander Harris of BTVS Fame is chosen to save the Universe, by becoming a hero.

Prÿce grew up hearing stories of her great-grandfather Bucky the Howling Commando best bud of Captain America. The boys in her family were very proud of that and served their country following the example of Bucky. So when the new council came a nockin' at the Barnes door… Prÿce was all for jumping at the chance no matter the danger. Wasn't that the example of the men in her family

!SPOILER ALERT! Do not read this if you haven't seen Endgame yet. This is the sixth and final part of the Buffy's New Job series. Thanos won, but the Avengers can't accept it. Our favorite heroes band together come together once again to save their friends, their families, and the universe. COMPLETED!

Alcohol kills brain cells and magic wipes memories, so why in the world would he rely on either one? Because there just aren't any other options. Xander's quest to clear his mind and evict past tenants may just change the world more than it changes him!

What if Loki's plans in Avengers weren't as they appeared?

Clint Barton finds out that he has two sisters, only one of them has just died. He goes to Sunnydale to meet his baby sister. What will he do when Buffy returns? How will his presence change things going into season six?

There's a lot you don't see in the main stories of the Buffy's New Job Series with the other Avengers and Steve Rogers, so here's what you missed.

Faith agreed to a single meeting with the Director of SHIELD. What she got was far more than she expected or could have ever dreamed. (Sequel to The Super Soldier and the Slayer)

What happens at the tower when Tony is off dealing with Extremis? And who is this new slayer?

Buffy Summers thought she found her true love. But, when she falls down a magical well and into the Marvel universe, she finds herself falling in love with a Avenger. And, she has to wonder: Can she really fight destiny and pessimism this time? A parody of the 2007 Enchanted movie. Rated K Plus for suggestive content, magic, suggestive humor, and at least some action.

This is another installment in my Buffy/Avengers series that picks up after Anya's death in "Buffy's New Challenge," focusing each chapter on Faith, Buffy, and Willow respectively while threading stories together for larger season 7 sequel. This story will explore Faith/Bruce, Buffy/Bucky, and share what Willow is up to as well as lay the groundwork for Loki's newest move.

Buffy has to choose which world she loves more, the one with aliens, or the one with vampires. Either way, she has to choose because even the Slayer can't live with a foot in both worlds. Or can she?

After losing another person she loves Buffy begins accepting her duties at Stark Industries while going after criminals at night to try and distract herself from the pain, but will those distractions be her undoing? Despite it all, two new enemies rise, hoping to take down the Starks, however, surprises are always around the corner for Buffy, surprises that may be the death of her.

While walking through London, Nick Fury hears the sound of a fight and goes to the rescue only to find out demons and vampires are real. And he gains a friend in a teenage Rupert Giles. Avengers/Buffy fusion universe

Who woulda thunk there were still slayers in the 21st century? Be careful of the dark, however good looking the creatures who roam it might be. Rated T on the safe side.

This is one of the many sequels to "A Brother's Love," featuring more of Buffy as she goes to live on a new hellmouth in Cleveland with Wesley as her Watcher and Cordelia as her connection to the Powers. Xander and Anya move with her. Can Xander's gift from Odin protect him from a new threat? Directly follows "Snapshot Encounters." Features some Avengers characters.