Peace has finally returned to Westeros, but the neighboring continent of Essos is far from calm. In many places people still have to endure the cruel yoke of slavery while the Free Cities get caught up in power struggles. The Lord of Light intervenes once more in the fate of Planetos and thus sets a development in motion that will change Essos forever ...

'The CW Trinity' examines the rise and fall of a TV superhero universe that once turned modest budgets, imperfect effects, and sincere storytelling into something genuinely powerful. At its best, this universe gave audiences more than capes and battles. It gave them grief, hope, sacrifice, found family, impossible friendships, and heroes who still believed saving people mattered. A hooded vigilante, a wounded speedster, and a hopeful heroine became the emotional pillars of a shared world that helped redefine superhero television. But over time, the magic faded. The stories became bigger than the budgets, the teams became crowded, the speeches replaced the drama, and the heroes themselves began to feel weaker inside their own shows. Part tribute, part critique, The CW Trinity asks why this universe worked, why it fell apart, and why its legacy still deserves to be remembered.

Human life is monotonous, some go to school, work and pick up loved ones. how many horns are heard. However, a screen appeared out of nowhere and was everywhere humans were. Many assume this is from aliens, but it may come from something bigger.

This is an English translation of the original fanfic is from Goku Z, where character from BHNA are transported into a mysterious room to react to Dragon Ball movie Super Broly.

Superwoman: A New Dawn (What if supergirl arrived at the same time as superman ) This series introduces Kara Kent, a Kryptonian who arrived on Earth as a teenager, years before her infant cousin, Clark Kent. Raised in secret by the Kent family in Smallville, Kara now balances her hidden powers and her responsibility for young Clark with her new life in Metropolis, where she secretly acts as the city's protector, Superwoman.

What happens when a Saiyan gets sent to another universe?, one where being a hero is an every day thing, how will he adapt? will he become a hero everyone needs?, Follow Zenkichi Yagi in My Hero academia hero from another universe. I do not own the characters and story to My Hero Academia

Silvia Stone was a vigilante with only one goal in mind, to give criminals a swift and painful death. As one could imagine, Superman didn't exactly appreciate the bodycount that was mounting. After being thrown into prison, breaking out, and more encounters with the Man of Steel, Clark starts believing that there is something worth saving in Silvia and embarks on an uphill battle to convince her that there is still good in even the worst of people.

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Around fifteen years ago, a team of righteous heroes was formed to fight a powerful evil. That team is called the Justice League. Unlike most teams today, everyone in the Justice League was different in some way. That goes beyond just backgrounds and beliefs, but species too. Though, there are many members now and different teams inspired by the original Justice League (e.g. Justice League International), there were originally seven members. Those were: Billionaire Bruce Wayne, aka, the former vigilante and current hero: Batman. Former fighter jet test pilot: Hal Jordan, aka, the intergalactic policeman: Green Lantern. Forensics scientist: Barry Allen, aka, the fastest man alive: the Flash. King of Atlantis(literally): Aquaman, aka, Arthur Curry. The Martian Manhunter, aka, John Jones. The demigoddess Amazonian Princess: Diana Prince, aka, Wonder Woman. And lastly: Former reporter Clark Kent, aka, Superman: the last son of Krypton... and also my adoptive brother. (I'm half Superman's clone. The other half of my DNA comes from Lex Luthor, Superman's arch nemesis.) Today, I am working to become a great hero like them, just like my best friends Bart, Tim, and Cassie. However, with these hero laws, I'll have to go to an academy to achieve my goal. I could complete an apprenticeship program with any of the League members, but I'd rather become my own hero, not just some sidekick. So, I have my eyes set on the Japanese academy; UA. From what I've heard, it's close to impossible to get in. But I'm not backing down. I'm Superboy for crying out loud.