"Keep fighting for the things that you love Keep on fighting for the things that we trust Everybody's got a lesson to learn Everybody's got a fire to burn." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Once a feared villain in the eyes of the world, James Rourke, is arrested and remanded into the custody of the SDN, pressed to serve in the newly fostered 'Phoenix Programme'. A simple though disastrous plan by naïve Supes to 'rehabilitate' people like him. However, instead of a legends welcome among his fellow evil-doers, James finds himself placed with the lowest of the low, a literal 'Z-Team'. A bunch of amateurs, all under the command of a former Superhero with no powers to speak of. [INVISIGAL X MALE OC]

Captain William Aaron Colton known publicly as Captain America carrying the mantle from the legendary hero of the 1940s. Is asked by a friend to help her out with a project to help guide a motley crew of dangerous fuck ups. known as the Z-Team a group of superpowered criminals.

"What'chu say about him, bitch?!" • • • • • • • Male reader X Dispatch

Malevola x Male Reader Offered a second chance (totally willingly) Y/N L/N now has to serve his time of parole as a local hero for hire at a local dispatch network.

Y/n L/n, a vigilante teetering on the edge between heroism and villainy, is recruited into the Phoenix Program-an initiative designed to force dangerous individuals into serving as heroes. However, instead of joining seasoned professionals, Y/n finds himself surrounded by society's rejects: a ragtag Z-team made up of former villains and anti-heroes.

YN LN is anything but a normal man, together he teams up with his old friend Robert to help mentor and help a bunch of villains into a band of hero's. LN isn't returning to the city of angels without baggage... His family fought for this city... So, will he.

When a loud, immature prick of a career criminal who's been run out of every crime syndicate in the city goes solo, it's only a matter of time before he gets himself arrested. After a standard pickpocket attempt goes awry, leading to the death of an innocent bystander, Owen Gallagher finds himself in just that situation, imprisoned for 25 years. However, a sudden, unexpected chance at redemption comes quickly in the form of the SDN's Phoenix Program. Taking the easy out, Owen joins up as a probationary superhero among the likes of eight other villains--all messed up in their own unique ways. Only intending to skirt by with minimal effort, Owen's life is flipped upside-down when he's forced to confront the three things he hates the most: his past, love, and worst of all, the consequences of his actions. ~~~ Male OC x Invisigal (Courtney) romance Owen's powers and appearance are from My Hero Academia's Shihai Kuroiro. All credit to Kohei Horikoshi for those.

"Some men die for justice. Others kill for it." Once, he was a rumor whispered through the alleys of hero cities - a faceless vigilante who judged both villains and corrupted heroes alike. No emblem. No name. Just the shadow that came when justice failed. Now, after years of silence and imprisonment, Y/N L/N has been given an impossible offer: a second chance under the Superhero Dispatch Network's Phoenix Program - a government initiative turning ex-villains and anti-heroes into controlled operatives. Reborn under the codename Revenant, he's thrown into a world that doesn't trust him, led by the woman who recruited him - Director Blond Blazer, the iron-willed architect of the program and the only one who dares to believe he can change. But as the Z-Team faces escalating missions, internal fractures, and a growing conspiracy beneath the SDN's polished façade, Revenant must confront a question even he never dared to ask: Is redemption earned through obedience... or through truth? With his helmet concealing both his face and his past, Revenant walks the line between legend and liability - a man feared by his allies, hunted by his past, and watched by the one person who saw something human still burning inside the mask. "He may not be a hero. But he's what heroes call when they run out of heroes."

Y/n L/n, known as the Las Vegas Boogeyman, The Rapist Reaper, The Ghost. On his baby sister S/n's Birthday, he killed his younger sister's Rapists and Murderers, when he was then caught and put in the insane asylum as he changed that day, got darker, more meaner, looked like a monster, nothing human of him remains... Blonde Blazer met him to talk with him, but the thing is he hasn't spoken a word, nor whisper since he was a child, but he understands you, he's learned to sign language over the years to speak, Blazer offered him a chance to redeem himself and have him become a hero... but is he a hero? or a killer? we'll soon find out when he meets the Team, and Robert...

[Red Hood x Dispatch] 𝐇𝐞 𝐰𝐚𝐬 𝐚 𝐬𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐤𝐢𝐜𝐤. 𝐀 𝐧𝐚𝐦𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐬𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐞𝐥𝐬𝐞'𝐬 𝐬𝐡𝐚𝐝𝐨𝐰. 𝐍𝐨𝐰 𝐡𝐞'𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐠𝐡𝐨𝐬𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐨𝐞𝐬 𝐰𝐡𝐢𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐫 𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭. Riven Todd used to wear someone else's colours-follow orders, take punches, save faces. Robin. Sidekick. Charity case. Disposable. Now, they call him Red Hood: the ghost that arrives before the heroes, the reason the coroner's on retainer. In a city where heroism is a subscription service and Dispatch runs justice like a business, he's the problem no one wants to admit exists. While the bright, brand-safe icons pose for cameras, Riven's already cleaned the streets-the hard way. Brass, blood, silence. Until she finds him. Blonde Blazer. The Network's golden girl. Perfect smile, perfect record, no bodies. She corners him in a blood-slick alley and gives him three choices: 🩸 vanish, 🩸 wear their logo, 🩸 or be hunted like every other monster they can't afford on the news. He's killed too many to be a hero. But if he kneels to Dispatch, he puts his methods-his rage-his soul-under their control. In a city polished for PR and rotting underneath, one man in a red hood has to decide: stay a shadow... or become the weapon they'll never control. -------------------------------------------------- - Inspired by Dispatch (Choices Interactive). - This work contains violence, dark themes, anti-hero morality, and mature content. Reader discretion advised. --------------------------------------------------