Seriously?! He's the perfect man! He said he would be happy with adopting if she didn't want to have kids... where the hell do I find one of these? lol

keeps getting better and better!

I wasn't sure about crossover when I started but I have to say I'm hooked with just the first chapter!

Absolutely loved it! Two of my fav fictional worlds mixed in on e and it was fantastic! I can't wait to read more from you!

I am in awe of your talents! Never read a crossover before, but I had just finished reading your only 'just JE' story and knew that whatever you put your hand to will be good. Not familiar with these Avengers characters, as I'd never seen the movies or read the comic books, but between your excellent explanations and Mr. Wikipedia I was able to follow with no problem.

It was such fun watching these warriors taking Steph into their hearts. Steve/Captain America was blown away by her from the start. It was like Steph, herself, was the bomb and she exploded into his heart on the spot! LOVED IT! I'm off to read more of your stories. Hoping to see Steph with Thor, or Bucky or Tony, or...maybe several at once! Yummy! Thanks so much! -Kathy

Outstanding! Absolutely Outstanding!
It was absolutely perfect, from the baby registry (and I loved the beer bong for babies reference, btw) to the party at the park. I know that Steve was so relieved to have Steph put herself on maternity leave when she did, for Cap's BD, but it was probably a huge relief for the whole team and Rangeman, too.

I had to crack up about Steph's water breaking on Tony's suit, then later her throwing up on him. That was priceless. And poor Darcy. Guess that was a bit too real life.

It was interesting that Steve and Natasha were the ones who actually handled the delivery and that Steve had actually gotten certified. That was awesome. What an incredible experience for these people, most of whom would never get to have their own children. I loved Tony's reaction when Steve announced the name, and Bucky's, too. It was the perfect name.

As I don't read a lot of crossovers, and had never really read a Marvel Comics/Movie story before, this really pulled me into the whole universe of them. I now find myself about to ask my son for his collection of Marvel DVDs so I can catch up on all the references you made during the story. As someone who was new to this part of the fandom, I think you did an exceptional job in explaining just enough for those of us from PlumWorld to understand the different characters and events.
Thanks so much for the many hours you spent creating this story and for sharing it with us. It was truly outstanding!
Maggie M.

So glad they got the bad guy. Hope he's it for a while so they can have a bit of peace. It will be interesting to see the changes in Steph coming.
Maggie M.

Love, love, loved it. So awesome. Love that they did this on the Mother's Day show and all the women were pregnant. Loved most of all the women whose husbands were deployed, but brought home for this special occasion for some time with their wives. That always makes me bawl my eyes out.

Really interesting about Steph's height and how Ellen got that answered. I wonder how much danger it will put them in now?
Excellent work.
Maggie M.

Fabulous chapter. So glad they got Helen and Joe's actions on camera. I hope they put them both away for a long time. Joe has been out of control for about as long as Helen has been. I can't believe they both even made it into the lobby of Stark Tower.

Love how everyone rallied around Steph, and Natasha and Steve's words to her about Joe's abuse was true. I'm glad that Steph is finally accepting it and not taking the responsibility for their actions after their talks. Also glad that the women finally asked Ranger about Steph's capture rate and the next ones below her. That was awesome. I love this story. I can't wait to watch all the movies.
Maggie M.

This has been such a great story. Our internet was out from before midnight until almost 8am and just came back on, so I missed reviewing a bunch of chapters on my phone. I love that Steph is getting some strength and height from Steve's DNA from the baby. So cool. And I love the reactions of all the guys. I'm curious how everyone is going to react to how quickly she started showing. Maybe they'll think she was already pregnant, or that it was just a big baby. Hmmmm...
Great writing.
Love it.
Maggie M.

Loved it. So glad Steph didn't shoot Ellen. LOL
Maggie M.

WOW! Outstanding chapter. The break-in was terrifying, but Steph handled it like a pro, of course with her heart and gentle feelings toward having to take a life still intact. I loved the part about her shoes being safe.

It seems like there are going to be some new protocols regarding panic rooms soon. The least they could have done was for JARVIS to let her know the danger was passed and she could open the door, since only she and Steve had access. That may be something needed to be changed, or at least at a minimum, keeping her current on the situation of how dire things were, or that the threat had been neutralized.
Great writing.
Maggie M.

Wouldn't it be great if Steph could get her own "super serum" or will Steve only live as long as a normal healthy human? I need to catch up on the series and background. Anyway, my heart broke a bit for Natasha. It seems like she's a very hardened person having grown up the way she did and much like Ranger, she's just now allowing some of her humanity to return.
Steph always seems to be able to bring people together.
Great chapter.
Maggie M.

Loved it. Wonder if Steve will move down to Steph's apartment with her?
Great action scenes. I've GOT to get the movies from my son and start watching them.
Maggie M.

I love that they have taught Steph to fight and that Natasha has improved on everything that Steph has learned, but from a woman's perspective and build.
Before the bad guys got there, her birthday out was so great. I loved that she played hide and seek (or bounty hunter) with the kids, and that she got to meet Lacey. Loved Steve's thoughts on one day having their own mini-Steph, too.
Great chapter.
Maggie M.