Interesting spin on things! I liked it a lot.

If I read this before, I have NO memory of it, dangit! This was GREAT! LOL

I loved this!

Help I can't get off the floor for laughing so hard. This was great, thanks.

Oh, this was hilarious! My only nitpicky thing was that, as far as I know, the eight legged horse was the only child Loki bore himself, the others he sired. But good story nonetheless.

Great short story. I really enjoyed it.

awwww! that's it?!

I like the idea of Marta as Bruce's new lab partner, and I love the chaos-curse on Jason Bourne as wergild.

Wow. Loved this one.
I laughed and laughed.
And I've bookmarked your page to read the rest of your stuff... ;)

XD thanks so much for this! XD

Perhaps this wasn't meant to be taken entirely seriously but considering the movie evidence which you alluded to in the Author's Note in the beginning (suggesting that you were using the movie as your primary base), I find it strange that there's no mention of Loki's pretty traumatic treatment of Clint. Just because he's Aaron, does he not remember that? Also, Loki showed no signs of being under any mind-control. He was hard-pressed, sure, by his alliances but he agreed to them on his own terms. When he says that he has not desire to be king to Thor, the assumption is, and pretty universally too, that he was lying. Because he does that.

Also, re-Norse mythology, Odin isn't an ass because of "homophobia". He treats Hel and Sleipnir better than some of his other family members and he only hates Fenrir because the wolf is foretold to kill him. Loki is treated the way he is because he's manipulative, unrepentant and uncaring. At one point, he engineered the murder of a beloved brother (Balder) merely because he wanted to see if he could do it. He is routinely rude and cruel to his wife, Sigyn, despite her loyalty, and whenever anyone trusts him, like Thor, he invariably tricks them to their downfall.

LOLOLOL; this is lovely. Only wish there was more.

... damnit.

Just, damnit!

Excellent! That makes soooo much sense. ) And I agree, Loki seemed to be controlled, etc. etc.
Nicely done. I always like your stuff, but this is a really neat concept. I think you need to fill in some of the Avengers backstory searching for him. . and the apology with Fenrir. . .ooooh, and, and, and. . .
Just keep writing please! Thank you for the hours of enjoyment from reading your stories. I re-read Guardians of the world and all of them usually at least once a year. Well done.