Post-NWH. The internet reacts to Spider-Man's unmasking. It goes about as badly as one would expect.

The people of the world had forgotten Peter Parker, but the beating heart of New York still remembered him; in stencil graffiti of Spider-Man, in the songs of street buskers, and in every breath taken by those he had once rescued. Peter found these little pieces of himself all over the city, proof of his existence embedded in the very concrete, and took strength from them.

A young girl from Amphipolis grows up, defends her city, becomes a monster, and tries to find her way back home.

Giftfic. Anna's been gone for two days. Elsa is... drunk? Crack.

"'Potterwatch' was legitimized by its dedication to truth, capacity for serious discourse, and avoidance of reverse-propaganda. This separated it from other rebel media, such as the short-lived radio programme 'Up Voldemort's Arse' which spent several months insisting that Harry Potter was raising an army of dragons in Romania." - Snackleholt, Bingsley. "In A Time of Great Need."

Sarah Rogers was three months pregnant when she donned trousers and stood on a cold Manhattan sidewalk with a sign that read 'Mr. President, Give Women the Vote,' while street urchins threw pebbles at her to the encouragement of the police. Or: Steve is familiar with the concept of rebellion.