Post-DOFP. Charles and Hank attempt to train Pietro.

Post DOFP. Erik gets it into his head that the only way to gain support for the mutant cause is by making Charles a martyr. Charles and the others have issues with this. Sequel to Daddy Issues.

Sherlock hears a scream, and grabs his bedside lamp as he goes to investigate.

The Muggle-Studies teacher's murder, from her own perspective.

Valkyrie comes home pretty beat up, and she really isn't in the mood for her reflection to be staring at her blankly.

Game of Thrones as Macbeth, where Ned is Banquo, Cersei is Lady Macbeth, and of course, Robert Baratheon is Macbeth himself.

When John and Mary's honeymoon cruise ship is captured by the Dread Pirate Roberts, so starts a battle of wits between Sherlock and Westley for the lives of their loved ones.

Dick Grayson is a seventeen year old, and should have gone from foster care to jail. Instead, in a PR stunt, he's adopted by Bruce Wayne. Dick finds himself intrigued by this party-goer who never gets drunk, this bad boy who believes in justice. Maybe intrigued isn't the right word. Maybe 'falling helplessly in love with the guy who's meant to be his father' would be more accurate.

Charles is truly and utterly happy. Hank the Scientist - who is perfect in all ways - is his boyfriend, and he has his radio show. It's all he ever wanted. He's happy. So very, very happy. Definitely happy.

Will tries to catch a killer who re-enacts famous kills from books and movies, starting with the Princess Bride and growing more gruesome. But real life is not like fiction, and it's infuriating the killer that the crimes aren't perfect.

Logan ends up on a roof, shoeless, and fighting the winter soldier without even a cup of coffee first. It's just one of those mornings.

Quicksilver isn't unhinged. He's just bored. But Pietro does bad things when he's bored.

Another brown-eyed Irish character, and yet no one ever suspected that Janine was Jim's sister, the other Moriarty. Sometimes someone has to die. Now is one of those times.

Logan self-immolates, Hank nearly loses an eyebrow and Charles tries not to stare at Erik Lehnsherr too often.

In a world where being a mutant means being dragged away and probably killed, showing Erik Lehnsherr that he's a telepath maybe wasn't the smartest choice, but it worked.

Erik, Charles, Hank, Pietro and Wanda have to move in together and act normal, to evade the CIA. That's easier said than done, especially when they've moved into the Murder House, and there's a ghost named Tate who looks just like Pietro floating around.

a Gotham citizen hears that the Joker fell to his death that night, but that can't be right. She waits for him to return. She waits for the next attack.

Post-DOFP Mystique turns up at the Xavier mansion in labour. The question of the night is - who's the father? Same verse as 'Daddy Issues' and 'Murdering Charles Xavier."

How Dudley sees himself. One shot. Angst. Self-loathing.

This is a story about a man named George.