Set during the "Bands in Space" arc of Musical Illusionists. Ba Nee can't sleep, and Auger has to tell her a story. Rated K for minor language. One-shot. R&R!
"It was a simple mistake." Auger finds Bombardier's diary and learns some things about his coworker's past. One-shot. Rated K . R&R!
Tabletop gaming- a great bonding exercise for associates and friends. And of course, there are rules- and the Misfits have laid out their own. Rated K. R&R!
Who is Eric Raymond, really? How does he see himself? What goes through his head, and why does he hate Jessica Benton? Read on. One-shot. Rated K for mild language. R&R!
In a city infested with crime, there is a need for one man to serve as its protector. His name is Batman, and he is Gotham's dark knight errant. For whatever threats arise, he will defend his city. Rated T for language, violence, and scary content. R&R!
During WWII, a sickly young man becomes a super-soldier. About 70 years later, he finds himself in a world changed in his absence. Rated T for violence, language, and sexual innuendo. Set in the same universe as "Spider-Man: Partners in Crime." R&R!
How does the Spider-Team blow off steam after dealing with villains? By singing into microphones over prerecorded backing tracks! Rated T for language and lyrics. All song lyrics are property of their respective owners. R&R!
A strange man in a roadside ditch and an unmovable hammer in the desert. Are the two related? And are the Norse gods truly myths? Rated T for violence, language, and innuendo. Set in the same universe as "Spider-Man: Partners in Crime". R&R!
Obligatory Gwen Stacy death one-shot. Not canon to "Partners in Crime." T for violence. R&R!
First attempt at a universe-spanning crossover a la "Crisis on Infinite Earths". Spidey, Mary Jane, Cap, Jubilee, and Gwen Stacy end up in a bad future where HYDRA rules with an iron fist. Rated T for language, violence, and scary content. R&R!
Post SS2: SHODAN has attained godhood. So now what? Rated K for a little bit of swearing at the end. R&R!