Daniel Fenton may be dead, but he wasn't suicidal. Unfortunately, avoiding Batman and his vigilantes get a lot harder when he's stuck in a seven year olds body in Gotham. Clockwork so owes him for this. - In which Danny Fenton fixes a broken family, grows a bit as a person, and makes another technically-dead friend. Not exactly in that By smallgaything Sorry guys another good Ao3 book, this one is actually because I didn't want to read it on the website so I decided to upload it here for me to read instead you can read it 2 if yw but idc its not mine enjoy ig.

"You supposed to be dead!" "Uh, I got better?" Damian is grieving a brother that nobody knows about for years until an attack happens. All things in darkness must come to light but Damian at least he is not facing it alone this time. Cross post from AO3

Something is wrong. Bruce notices it when he's not alone, but he feels like he is being watched. The bad part? He feels it both as Bruce Wayne and as Batman. Who is watching him? He's determined to find out. He regrets it when finds out that there is another child in his home, but one who is in desperate need of help.

DPXDC FanFic The Bat Family couldn't stop a group of cultists from completing their ritual to summon the King of the Infinite Realms. However, to their surprise, only a tiny will-o'-the-wisp appears instead. Or Danny is terribly hurt after getting captured by GIW. He escapes only to be summoned by cultists in Gotham. After going so long without proper rest, he is stuck in a tiny ghost form. He now finds himself in the care of a group of vigilantes. Crossposted on AO3 under the same name and author!

When Damian Wayne and Jon Kent stumble across a massive, robin's egg-blue... well, egg, their first instinct isn't to call Batman or Superman it's to keep it. Obviously. Totally convinced it's a rare endangered species (and totally not wanting anyone else to take credit for raising it), the boys smuggle it home and tell their parents it's for a school project. What's the worst that could happen? Except, the egg is warm. It pulses with energy. And weird things keep happening around it-shadows flicker, electronics glitch. What they don't know? The "egg" is actually a healing cocoon for Danny Fenton, a half-ghost teenager from another dimension. Badly injured in a fight, Danny reverted to his dormant state-hoping to recover in peace. Instead, he's about to be raised by two overprotective preteens with a penchant for chaos and a complete lack of self-preservation. As Danny slowly starts to hatch, secrets unravel, powers clash, and the Bat and Super families find themselves at the center of something far stranger-and more heartwarming-than they ever expected.