Were Batman and Bruce Wayne involved? The great enigma that haunts Clark's mind after Hal's absurd comment that Batman was Bruce Wayne's lover. To make matters worse, it seems the most logical explanation, especially considering Bruce Wayne is at the Watchtower on his next visit. Or Clark doesn't yet know that Bruce Wayne is Batman. ... English translation of "Falta de Comunicación".

In this AU, 19-year-old Bruce Wayne adopts 4-year-old Dick Grayson after he is orphaned by a tragic event at Haly's Circus. Bruce is in over his head trying to juggle establishing himself as a responsible and valuable asset to Wayne Enterprises, beginning his vigilante work in Gotham as The Batman, and parenting a young child despite not knowing where to start. After struggling to get good press and constantly being seen as an irresponsible nepo baby, he sets up an interview at The Daily Planet. That's where he meets 19-year-old intern Clark Kent, who is eager to write a good story to begin his career as a journalist. After Clark agrees to keep an eye on Dick during his interview, Bruce realizes he has a knack for watching children, especially young Dick Grayson. Bruce asks Clark to come live with him at Wayne Manor on a 6 month assignment as Dick's nanny, and in return, will let Clark write the story of a lifetime--an expose on his life that no other reporter has even come close to. Clark reluctantly agrees, but is hiding a secret from Bruce--his life as the superhero, Superman! As the two begin their friendship and double lives as heroes, they learn valuable lessons in friendship, love, and parenting.

M/M || Mpreg || Superman x Batman || Superbat || Bruce Wayne || Clark Kent || Dick Grayson || Jason Todd || Tim Drake || Jonathan Samuel || Damian Wayne || A night of irresponsibility with an alien turned into life long responsibilities.

The anniversary of the death of Thomas and Martha Wayne is approaching. This particular year, Clark Kent is assigned to do a piece on Bruce Wayne and develops feelings for him. Clark offers comfort and his love

During a battle with the temporal villain Chronos, Bruce Wayne deliberately shoves his husband, Clark Kent, out of the way of a time-displacement weapon, taking the blast himself. He wakes up disoriented, discovering he's been sent over a decade into the past and his body has reverted to that of a teenager. Stranded on a dirt road in Smallville with no resources, Bruce's only alternative is to seek help from the only safe place he knows: the Kent farm. He meets a younger Jonathan and Martha Kent, pretending to be a new classmate of their son, Clark. A lot of tension and emotion awaits as Bruce tries to go back to the future with his husband without ruining the past of their foundation.

In a world where Bruce Wayne is miraculously pregnant with Clark Kent's child, their perfect future is shattered when the Joker causes a horrific tragedy. Driven mad by grief, Clark kills Joker and seizes control of the planet, forging a global "Regime" to eliminate all chaos and suffering. He imprisons a broken Bruce in the Fortress of Solitude, believing his tyrannical peace is the ultimate act of love. This story is both intense and the saddest one I've uploaded in my opinion, inspired by the Injustice timeline but with the Superbat twist and this time things are different.

In the echo of battles and beneath the weight of masks, Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent carve out a life together-soft, chaotic, deeply human. Through missions that shake the world and quiet moments over morning coffee, they navigate love in all its forms: passionate, painful, healing. Whether it's whispered confessions in the dead of night, a spontaneous kiss in front of fans, or learning to live with each other's fears, theirs is a relationship built not only from the extraordinary-but from the exquisitely ordinary. This collection follows Batman and Superman as lovers, partners, and everything in between. It's a story of stolen glances, of trauma weathered together, and of the simple, unwavering choice to come home to each other every time.

Bruce Wayne has been struggling with the death of his parents since he was eight. Clark Kent was sent from his dying planet when he was just an infant. Two men, from two different worlds. Could the quirky, mild-mannered, journalist Clark Kent somehow get to the cold, distant, enigmatic Bruce Wayne? Could this actually work?

With the recent events of the last book, Clark and Bruce's love will be tested during this very emotional transformation. Love will be challenged....A hero will be tested