When a mishap with Loki sends Darcy Lewis back to 1942 and right into the path of a pre-serum Steve Rogers, how much will history change and how much was destiny all along? Steve/Darcy Avengers x Captain America x Thor crossover

Steve is turned into a kid by no other than Loki. With their Captain a mere child, the Avengers struggle through missions and taking care of a kid. A kid that they know very little about besides the fact his father was most likely an abusive drunk, and is a prodigy at playing the piano. The tabloids are going crazy. Prodigy and the name Tony Stark? Who's the mother? Tony flounders.

"I did not go through a weird tear in the air again. There was no crazy terreract driven machine…and I defiantly did not go back in time." This was all some sort of dream he was having, a nightmare one that he'd awake from in his bed, in Avengers Tower, in the year 2013.

He had always thought that love was a sudden all consuming emotion; like he had seen in the movies of his time. He was learning though, that sometimes love can catch you by surprise.

Tony had resigned himself to the inevitable, until an accident turns Steve's world upside down. When all others leave, only one will stay. Tony x Steve

Steve reads through Peggy Carter's file and discovers how out of touch he really is. Steve/Natasha/Peggy.

The birth of the Avengers Tower was a halting and laborious process, much like the initiative that had brought them together in the first place. Movie-verse. One-shot. Team fic.

Tony and Steve catch each other, both figuratively and literally.

All people had ever done since he'd woken up was talk and insult and inundate and order and instruct and condescend and babytalk him. There was far too much noise in this world and no one seemed to appreciate the beauty of silence or the value of quiet companionship. No slash.

Steve agrees to experimentation in hopes of recreating the super serum but the longer the experiments go on, the more the scientists forget that Steve's a human being, and things escalate. Tony gets wind of what happens and goes to find Steve. Steve/Tony friendship. Full warnings inside.

Bruce generally equated sleepless night with severe cravings for coffee and naps, but after meeting up with the Captain in Tony's decimated lounge after the Battle for Midtown, Bruce began to think that sleepless nights were also about discovering whole new sides to his teammates. Rated for language.

Steve is dying, and he has a choice to make. No slash.

The Avengers get sick, so Steve takes care of his team. Or, my endeavor into this "Tony angst" idea, sprinkled with Steve-exhaustion.

Steve experiences a moment of doubt about his whole life. Tony not-rushes to not-rescue him from melancholia, not-exposing himself to some of his own demons. Implied Stony slash.

Based on a prompt from the kinkmeme: Turns out that someone had filmed the entire time that Steve had entered the lab to the point where he left the machine as Captain America. And of course Tony now has the copy of the tape.So in a get together-bonding time Tony pulls out the film and shows everyone just how Steve looked like before and the procedure he had.

Tony doesn't *like* Steve. He sees Steve for who he really is, and it frustrates him to no end that he can't seem to communicate his point of view to anyone. Funnily enough, the feeling's mutual. Stony slash.

Bruce isn't sure who he likes better, Steve or Tony. He considers both of them very good friends, but of course: his two friends have to hate each other. They don't pay him enough to put up with this amount of stupidity. Steve and Tony's relationship, as seen by Bruce.

...aka 5 Times Tony Kissed Steve Behind the Faceplate and the One Time He Didn't. Summary: Tony was just glad JARVIS resided inside his helmet and wasn't programmed into a PA system that broadcasted to the whole world. Served Tony right for being too much of a genius to actually program an AI with an attitude that could rival his own. Pairing: Steve/Tony. *Complete*

Steve is an attractive guy. Tony and Natasha take notice. This is an ode to Steve's gorgeous body.

Five times Steve worried about each of the Avengers and one time they worried about him.

AKA: Five Times Steve Protected His Teammates and One Time They All Protected Him. Fluff abound! :D

Movie-verse. Based off of the brief conversation between Captain America and Agent Coulson. Coulson holds vigil over his childhood hero. One-shot.