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.

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.

Danny figures out he's adopted and does what he does best: Rushes into things and crashes. After royally messing up, he ends up in Gotham only to discover that his birth mom is a world-famous cat burglar?! How is he supposed to handle keeping his secret from her, and if she is his mom...then who's his dad? And why won't she tell him? P.S. No art is mine and belongs to https://www.tumblr.com/maddie-the-booty-crusader

Damian and Danyal al Ghul have always been connected. That connection should've broken when Damian returned to Nanda Parbat and Danyal didn't, because death is the end, isn't it? - Danny Fenton used to be an al Ghul. But he's been a Fenton for a long time now-surely his twin brother has forgotten about him. Good thing he won't need to be rescued any time soon, right?

Phantom Pains "The pain of feeling something that is missing" - Even before Danny died, she felt like something was missing. It was like her soul knew she wasn't complete. She wasn't where she was meant to be. The day she found out it might be more than a feeling was the day her old life had died. Now, with nothing more than a name and a city to go off of, Danny flees to Gotham, New Jersey. But how is she supposed to find answers with all these wannabe furries running, causing messes that she has to clean up? And why does that Detective keep looking at her like he's seen a ghost? (pun unintended) _-_-_-_-_- I primarily post on Ao3. I'll update sooner there than here

Jason was just feeling okay. He no longer felt like bashing someone's skull in just because they annoyed him just a little too long. Then he found a kid with glowing green eyes that was freezing to the touch. Honestly, he didn't know what he was doing when he took them in. But God be damned if anyone thinks they're just going to take his baby and not see the end of a glowing hot gun barrel. (This is being copied over from my ao3 account, hope you enjoy it!)

Damian has an Damian has an old two-way league communicator. It was a connection to his brother. A way to keep an eye on each other. That's not a problem, right? Well, it turns out that having your not-so-dead brother calling you first thing in the morning really cuts down your sleeping hours. Or: Dami thought Danny had died. Mother even told him so. So why is it years later that Danny calls for help While proceeding not to explain what he actually needs help with, is causing him so many problems

Danny wasn't a Fenton. He wasn't their original child, in fact, he was their nephew. A nephew they lied to. They thought they were helping him, but all it did was cause him to resent them. Cause him to run away. He needed to fix this mistake he unknowingly made. Dick wasn't a Wayne, but he liked pretending to be. It felt better than remembering that he was abandoned by someone he thought he could trust. Someone he thought would never leave his side. Someone who wasn't there for their deaths. Yet, they couldn't stay away from each other for too long. After all, they were two halves of the same whole.

Mark didn't expect to die and wake up in the world of My Hero Academia. He definitely didn't expect to wake up as Denki Kaminari, the class dunce known for frying his own brain. Mark refuses to be a comic relief character. He refuses to be a simple battery. Armed with a Harvard education from his past life and a dangerous understanding of physics, Mark sets out to rewrite Denki's destiny. By applying the laws of electromagnetism to his Quirk, he plans to turn a self-destructive power into a weapon of mass destruction. From working part-time for a terrifying mechanic to catching the eye of the Number 3 Hero, Mark is ready to show the world that the "dumbest" student in Class 1-A might just be the most dangerous one in the room. The goal is U.A. High. The method is science. And the result is electrifying.