Ash sets off on his journey to be a Pokemon Master with his starter Charmander and a mischievous Pichu. Together, they battle countless enemies and add to their powerful family. But there are many dark secrets residing in the shadows, and some of them are deadly. Ash and his team must grow strong to survive- because there's no guarantee they'll make it through the challenges ahead.

Dick becomes a daddy, obviously, in a case not unlike the al Ghul conundrum. Bruce takes it upon himself to try and teach Dick the ways of parenting, but he quickly becomes the one *receiving* the tips. - Mar'i Grayson/Starshine/Nightfire as a baby, now w/ Roy and Wally! - Title from a Robert Frost Poem

Dick finally snaps. It might, maybe, possibly have a little something to do with a certain emotionally constipated Batfamily. /-T for Language, might be continued. . .-/

Sequel to Interference by Pekuxumi. "...this is a t-terrible joke," he calls, voice shaking. "G-get up." Rated for language and feels.

It had been years, but they were still just the two fucked up little kids in that orphanage. Jay/Dick A/U. Rated for strong language and mentions of non-consensual sex with minors.

Moments in Damian's life as he got to know Dickie, and came to love him. Even if he would never admit it. T for language.

Jackson Overland had a life before that fateful day on the ice. A life filled with all the emotions and adventures of your typical teenaged, colonial trickster. Drabbles of Jack's human life. Warning: OCs

Now complete! The Batfamily is one big mess. Richard intends to change that, but his time is running out. NO SLASH.

Dick needs five seconds to grasp that this is indeed Bane at his door step. One shot, no slash. Rated M for graphic violence and whumpage!

He would take her place if it spared Wally the pain. He would lay down his life if it meant they got to love each other until the end of time. He would give anything, everything if it meant he could save them. Save them all.

In which the team is evil and the opposite gender, and nothing goes right for anyone. Major triggers, multiple pairings, rated M for a reason.

Tim stares at the still smoking gun in his brother's hand. "What did you do?" Warning: Sad angst fic ahead.

Sam starts wearing gloves when he's around twelve. From then on, the Winchesters' lives can never be the same anymore.

At seventeen, you were accepted into Mensa, and weren't they all just so, so proud. Reid-centric, a bit AU.