London wasn't like Star City.
A really nice character study and peek into Mia's head during her time in London.
When Renee Montoya was fifteen years old, she learned something very important about herself.
Good character study, and a good encapsulation of that moment of realizing you're different from your peers.
Dinah Laurel Lance has been given the pristine honour to become a guest at the house of Shiva.
And she is definitely not at all sweating up a storm over this.
(Or, the teenage Dinah/Shiva one shot that the fandom needed.)
A teen AU of Dinah and Shiva that still manages to perfectly capture both of their personalities and the dynamic between them. Absolutely fantastic!!!
When Carmen Sandiego appears in Hub City, Renee Montoya feels compelled to investigate.
Very hot 🔥 Plays with the absurdity of the Carmen Sandiego universe in a fun way.
A Black Canary concert changed the path of Sienna's life. She went from a aimless college student to an aspiring musician and vigilante. This is an exploration of how that happened, and the thought processes behind it.
A really great exploration of Sienna's origin story and her hero worship of Black Canary.
Tora knows her best friend’s body as if it were her own. Better than her own, probably. Every slope of muscle is home to her more than anyone else she’s touched like this.
She wishes this was real as her mouth trails down Bea’s neck.
Gorgeous and hot and perfect. Ugh, I love it.
Guy Gardner, Crystal Brown's childhood neighbor and best friend, ends up taking in her daughter Stephanie after an unexpected turn of events.
Spoiler Alert: the JLI will never see it coming.
Guy and Stephanie are both characters who are really hard to get right, but this manages to capture the more serious elements of their characters without tipping completely into melodrama. In fact, this manages to get everone, including Bruce and characters from the JLI who appear, right, and it's so nice to see.
Bea and Tora get another chance at the morning after the night before.
I really love all the little details in the background about the timeloop that's been going on and what the rest of JLI is doing, but the real heart of the story is Bea and Tora navigating the day after a drunken hookup (for the fifteenth time in a row). It's really fun and not a premise I see a lot, and I think it's really well executed in a really short space!
Everything freezes, even grief.
Beautifully written. Zatanna, still reeling from her father's death, and Tora, brand new to being a hero, go on an adventure together. Showcases their powers and personalities in a way that really lets them both shine!
Personally, Canhaz had uninstalled hers immediately when she became eligible. Most of the @At population of the City Enduring had done the same. The Emotion Exploit had been all drawbacks, no advantages for them. The Nah and keh-Topli were slower to adapt. For so long, they’d thought of the Emotion Exploit as something necessary to protect them. That attitude was slow to fade but desperately needed to. The @At depended on emotional and creative media output, and the City Enduring’s was pitifully small but growing. Hopefully some day soon the @At would no longer have to sustain themselves on imported emotional property. That day was still far away, though.
Of course, for certain individuals in the City Enduring, the @At’s still precarious situation was a plus, and the change brought by the Referendum threatened that.
Or: Canhaz, Jo, and Syzn look into the corporation Canhaz mined for post-Far Sector.
A really great exploration of how the events of Far Sector continue to shake out after the events of the book. Originally written as a gift for me.
On a flight from Hong Kong to Gotham City, Dinah and Shiva find a way to seal their truce.
Super hot. A perfect interlude for this arc.
They’re both broken, but Oliver is starting to think that maybe he and Mia can take the shattered pieces of themselves and build something new together.
Ollie POV of him trying to figure out he's doing with Mia, very early on in their relationship. Very sweet.
After years of pining after an alien demi-god who is, much as she hates to admit it, miles out of her league, Lois realises she's caught feelings for her co-worker. Unsure whether or not to tell him, she seeks advice from the most sensitive guy she knows - Superman. Things don't go as she expected...
One of my absolute favorite Clois fics, and one of my favorite identity reveal fics. Clark and Lois have a great partnership (exactly as it should be!) and Lois's reaction to finding out Clark is Superman is perfection.