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A Hero's Journey Anthology by Annie_Walker
Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), Spider-Man - All Media Types, The Avengers (Marvel Movies), The Avengers (Marvel) - All Media Types
06 May 2020
Summary
Anthology containing:
A Hero's Run
In the end, being a hero was a lot more dangerous than it was fun.
And Ned Leeds sadly learned that lesson from his friend Peter Parker.A Hero's Perspective
Peter Parker must go into hiding after Thaddeus Ross betrays the objective of the Sokovia Accords. Passed from one guardian to the next, each person Peter comes into contact will have their lives changed and perspectives altered. The questions remains, however, is will they be able to protect Peter long enough for him to return home?
Different viewpoints during the course of A HERO'S RUN. Featuring Captain America, Iron Man, Black Panther and more!
A Hero's Return
Peter Parker finally returns home after being on the run for almost a year. He's excited to live in the Avengers compound with his family and heroes, but everyone knows that it's not easy to adjust to a life in the public eye. Peter may think all is well and great, but his guardians know otherwise. Especially when a person from Peter's parents' past makes a return that certainly promises danger to the young hero.
From the perspectives of Tony Stark, Steve Rogers, Happy Hogan, Shuri and others!
Shelves: Marvel Comics
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 323,554
- Status:
- Completed
Summary
Anthology containing:
Something Wicked
"Stark...I need your help."
It has been one year since the Avengers were torn apart. One year since the Rogues had gone on the run. Tony Stark wants nothing to do with any of his friends that betrayed him. However, when Wanda Maximoff shows up on his doorstep injured and in need of his help, he will have to put his grudge aside to help her and find the people who are after her.
With the help of a few fellow friends, Tony may just be able to help the young witch, but just how dangerous has she become? And why are her powers unstable? Can they learn to trust each other again in order to save Wanda's life? Or will it just be another catastrophe?
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Or Wanda needs Tony's help and he's not too sure about her.
Something Astray
"I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her..."
Wanda, Tony, and Vision are on the run from HYDRA. They don't know who is an ally or an enemy and they can only trust a handful of people. With Wanda still sick and in desperate need of a safe haven, Tony takes charge in hopes of getting her better and finding out the real reason HYDRA wants her back.
But the tension between the Avengers is still in the back of his mind. Trusting Wanda was one thing. Can he learn to trust another rogue hero? And most importantly, where is Steve Rogers?
Something Powerful
"Tell me, 'what is it that you fear most'?"
The team is back together to fight HYDRA and an old adversary. Tensions rise as they adjust to being one unit again, but Wanda is counting on all of them.
With Wanda's power rising and her connection to Tony only growing stronger, the two of them will have to rally friend and foe to fight the evil organization and clear Wanda's name. As they struggle to find out who is pulling the strings, the past is brought up and emotions are heightened. If the team wants to come home for good they will have to learn what it means to be the Avengers once again.
With a corrupt government, the world thinking Wanda is a murderer, and the potential for evil to rise again, Wanda and Tony are leading a fight that could change everything for the team. Will they manage to come out on top or will their past crush them once again?
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The finale of the Mechanic and the Witch.
Shelves: Marvel Comics
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 97,395
- Status:
- Completed
Delicate Air by lonelysoldier
Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), The Avengers (Marvel Movies)
01 Apr 2019
Summary
Peter Parker was the type of person you would see walking down the street whistling a tune that was popular in the early 90’s
He was also the person who put on red spandex and swung from building to building, stopping robberies and occasionally assisting old ladies across the street.
Shelves: Marvel Comics
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 64,442
- Status:
- Completed
You're Stuck With Me Now, Tony Stark Anthology by KayGryffin
Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe
11 Sep 2018
Summary
Anthology containing:
You're Stuck With Me Now, Tony Stark
“No,” is all Tony can say with another dry swallow. Happens a lot when he’s especially anxious. Who knew that simply speaking to an eleven-year-old could trigger such a reaction?
Peter cocks a brow and asks Tony why he’s here.
And Tony blurts out the first thing that comes to mind.
Peter looks at him confusedly in response and asks, “Why would you want to replace my glasses?”
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Tony has almost nothing to look forward to. Nothing to drive him. Nothing to move him. He's stuck in a funk, living day-to-day, the horrors of his past and the realities of his present bearing down on him harder and harder with each passing day; his mind coming up with new ways to belittle him every day.
That is, of course, until he meets a baby-faced kid with a proclivity towards scientific advancement.
And, suddenly, things don't seem too bad anymore. Shame Tony can't really understand why.
I'm Stuck on You, Tony Stark
The grin’s sincere, but it’s not quite reaching his eyes, and the man can’t stop fidgeting in his seat, and every so often he’ll flick a gaze over towards the clock Steve knows to be behind his head despite the fact that he’s already wearing a watch.
He asks if he's okay before he even thinks twice about it.
Tony laughs, “Peachy keen. Never better. I’m just full of sunshines and rainbows and unicorns.”
“And of shit, too, apparently,” Steve responds.
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Those who said that Tony Stark didn't have a heart, in Steve's most esteemed opinion, were morons who didn't know a fragment of the man he does, because it's safe to say that, if anything, Tony Stark has probably too much heart. And Steve can't help but love him for it - though he knows he can never have him.
We'll Stick With You, Steve Rogers
“Steve, I wanna get you and Tony together.”
“I thought you were done with this,” Steve manages to groan, suddenly unable to make eye contact with a person not even a fourth of his (chronological) age.
“No, not done,” Peter says with decision heavy in his voice, “Just put on the backburner for a bit.”
‘A bit’ is a bit of an understatement, considering it’s been weeks since they had the conversation about Peter’s obvious desire to see Steve and Tony together.
Steve doesn’t note on that, however.
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A lot's happened these past few months- Peter's officially joined the family, everybody's happy, everything's just great- but he figures that just means that it was high time for drama to start ripping what he's gained to shreds and dare to try and take one of his most precious people from him.
Please Stick With Me, Steve Rogers
Steve stands awkwardly at the doorway, as if he must be invited in so that he may enter.
“Are you a secret vampire, Steve?” Tony asks, eyebrow raised to mask the worry.
Steve smiles a bit. “No,” he says, shaking his head, “Just not quite sure what’s supposed to happen next is all.”
“What happens next?” he echoes.
Steve shifts a bit, obviously embarrassed. “I’m not an idiot,” Steve mumbles, “I’m just not sure of the… the protocol of what’s supposed to happen.”
He can’t help but parrot right back the word, “Protocol?”, not as so much confused as he is amused now, because he can’t help but imagine them drafting a battle plan for sex.
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It's been over a month since the incident with the Mandarin, and Tony couldn't be happier now, with his newfound relationship with Steve and the loving, paternal relationship he has with his son - but a small part of him (maybe, admittedly, not very small at all) can't ignore the sense of crippling doubt to the durability of their relationship, especially given the kind of man he knows himself to be.
To Become
But he doesn’t. He’s come too far and Dad says that Stark men are made of iron, and Peter’s not a Stark but he’s the son of one so that counts for something. He’s got a big name to live up to, and as such he stands his ground, imagining himself to be a iron pole ripping up through the concrete, opens his mouth and says,
”HiI’mPeterParkerandIthinkyou’vebeenlookingformemayIcomeinplease?"
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Our teenage years are a time for us, as people, to find out who we are, who we are made to be in the world around us, which is hard enough to figure out if you're normal. Try being the secret adopted son of Captain America and Iron Man.
I Wanted to Stick by You, Tony Stark
WARNING: Infinity War spoilers. Canonical character death will ensue.
...He has his share of slip ups, obviously, because nobody’s perfect but Dad has come to forgive him for them. Sure, he was pretty steamed about that for a while, but even Dad admits the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man is looking to become a remarkable influence of good for the city.
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As the time winds down, Peter recounts the five points he’d agreed to when Tony allowed him to take up the mantle of Spider-Man, and the regrets he has obtained from the life he has led.
Shelves: Marvel Comics
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 81,552
That Neighborhood Menace, Spider-Man by Blue (SocksandFluff)
Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man - All Media Types, Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), The Avengers (Marvel Movies), The Avengers (Marvel) - All Media Types
07 Feb 2018
Summary
Peter had only been in the gig of being Spider-Man for less than two years. He avoided the Avengers and other heroes like the plague, knowing that if they knew who he was and how old he was that they'd stop him from helping people.
Now Spider-Man is entangled in assumptions of character, and the fear that he is a vigilante that could go rogue and power-hungry, the Avengers are tasked at stopping him before he 'goes too far'.
This is a story about how Spider-Man and the Avengers finally meet -
- and how Peter might get more than he would ever ask for.
Shelves: Marvel Comics
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 61,951
- Status:
- In-Progress