Draco thought that he would have some time to think, but he didn't think he would be given several decades worth. It was just his luck to be caught in the middle of yet another fight between a Dark Lord and his little obsession. He had no idea what to even do, but when they started attacking him...well he attacked back. However, four on one to a fifteen year old that is sleep deprived, magically exhausted from however it was that he was jerked backwards in time, and still slightly traumatized from meeting the Dark Lord was definitely not good odds for him. Now he is once again caught up in Dark Lords...and why is it that they all seem to have some sort of affinity towards him for whatever reason, and also Dumbledore...what is the reason for that? First Voldermort, and now Grindelwald. Also, why is it that they all seem to think he would be a good spy? Either way, Draco is not given many choices, it is either infiltrate Hogwards to spy on that idiot Dumbledore or torture, and Draco would very much prefer not to be tortured. Not to mention, he hates Dumbledore anyways. It is not as though he minds the task....thought...it is quite tedious really.

Robin is kidnapped by Slade after the Red X incident. Unable to escape, Robin must endure the hardship under Slade's capture. After Robin is nearly beaten to death, Slade's friend intervenes on Robin's behalf and demands they start anew. But will the bond they begin to form tear down Robin's morals, or will it throw the old saying "Can't teach an old dog new tricks" out on its tail? Full Summary: Robin; the Boy Wonder; ex-protégé of Batman the Dark Knight; leader of the Teen Titans; protector of Jump City, California; and civilian named Richard 'Dick' Grayson never imagined that certain decisions he'd make would have such a transcending impact in his life. What was a simple decision to go undercover and try to win the trust of his arch enemy, Slade, only ended up destroying the trust of his four best friends. Not only that, the enigma Slade has his single eye on Robin and desires the Boy Wonder's abilities for himself. Kidnapped by the all powerful criminal, Robin cannot hope to escape and must endure the terrible hardship of being under the man's capture. In the midst of his struggles to escape, Robin does something dangerously foolish and ends up being harshly punished; beaten until unconscious. Angry at Robin's treatment, Slade's best friend, Wintergreen, intervenes on his behalf and demands that Slade change his tactic so that the two of them may start anew. 'Who is Slade?' Will Robin be able to see past the stiff molds of Hero and Villain? Will he ever be able to see past the mask and see the true man behind it? And will the bond they begin to slowly form tear down Robin's morals; or will it throw the old saying "Can't teach an old dog new tricks" out on its tail? A story of sorrow, of pain, of hope, and of change - the impossible tale between a Hero and a Villain, and that even the blackest of hearts have a glimmer of light within them. Warnings: Violence, physical abuse, and later on, mild corporal punishment. No slash.

On the surface, Captain Marvel seems like an air-headed, cheery, carefree guy with way too much power on his hands. The League knows next to nothing about the guy, save for what he's told them (which isn't much) and many of them can't seem to wrap their heads around his contradicting existence. Well, that is, until they get a look inside his head.

While out on nightly patrol, Robin finds a very injured Danny Phantom who is about to be forced back into his core. Now that the ghost boy is entirely defenseless, how is Damien going to protect the core from others? And even harder... how is going to keep Phantom's existence unknown to his family?

When Draco is in his sixth year at hogwarts, at sixteen, before he leaves, his father, Lucius Malfoy, beats him to try to get him to do better in his classes, but really, all that that does is send Draco into a mass of emotional and mental instability. Finally, will everyone at hogwarts see Draco for who he really is, and his father for who he really is? Or, will Draco continue to be forced to live a life doing things and acting ways he does not believe in. (Warning: This does not follow anywhere close to the story line of the books)

Billy's in a bad place. Consistently on the run from bullies and the like, unable to eat or find a stable place to sleep for more than a week-- Sure, he's Captain Marvel, but he'd never use his powers for his own gain. Thankfully, Alfred Pennyworth comes to the rescue.