Crossover: Marvel and DC (Batman) After the events of Captain America: Civil War, Antonia "Toni" Stark and Peter Parker are pulled through a dimensional breach into the DC Universe. While searching for a way home, they become allies of the Justice League and eventually settle temporarily in Gotham City. Bruce Wayne is wary of Toni at first. She's brilliant, sarcastic, impulsive, and constantly tinkering with technology inside Wayne Manor-qualities that both frustrate and fascinate him. As they work together, their mutual respect slowly develops into romance. Peter quickly becomes part of the extended Batfamily. He looks up to Bruce as another mentor while still seeing Toni as the person who raised and protected him. The Batfamily's Relationship with Toni "Just a heads up that I used AI tools to help brainstorm, expand my ideas, and edit some parts of this book. Also to check my grammar and spelling."

The therapist child, the obedient daughter, the silent sister. You are elite, a Gothamite, a perfect public figure. But depression is as real for you as neglect, your showers sting and you don't breathe like normal people. And when you're a Wayne you have to get your act together. But when your family only uses you as the pillow to cry into or the bag to punch, your finely bind rope begins to break, and you know that when your darkness consumes you, you won't be able to forgive as easily as before. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "I'm the one whose pushing it down and praying. Praying that you would see me! Praying that you would acknowledge me as you daughter! Your sister! I pray that you love me as much as you love each other!" "But we do love you! Can't you see that?!" "You love the idea of me. You love that whenever you need to vent I will always be there for you. But I'm done. Done with this family, done with this life and done with you Bruce!" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Coming back to the Wayne Manor, four years after his death is not easy for Jason. Maybe finding something Alfred kept all these years, in his room, could help him reconnect with his life and find a new purpose to his work and second chance in life.

Damian hadn't felt comfortable in the wayne manor from the start. He tried to make friends with his brothers, but they think he's a killing machine because he's out of the league. His father is too busy protecting the city and running the company, which is why he ignores Damian and when Damian speaks to him he gets the same annoyed look over and over again and the sentence "I'm busy" or "not now" so he has given up the attention to get his father's.

Gotham is a scary place for young children. Especially when the kid is considered a freak. It also doesn't help that she is homeless and wanders the streets frequently. But she does have one thing going for her. She is a genius. She gets kidnapped by a strange man in an alleyway. What will happen next? Who will she meet? Why was she kidnapped? ... Who will save her?

⌗[SPIDER!SONA X PLATONIC!BATFAMILY] ❝ there are flowers, in my heart ❜ ꩜ in which she doesn't know what she wants to be, spider woman or a wayne.ᐟ [BATFAMILY FANFICTION] @thatonecrackhead

pjo x DC wtm fempercy x Ares Persephone Marina Jackson/Wayne Sadly and probably for the better I don't own any Percy Jackson and DC characters or any of that stuff. Most art is from Pinterest.

Exactly what the title says except with a question mark. Who's the mysterious woman who makes Bruce Wayne emotional? The woman that makes Alfred laugh all the time? They're in for a shock of their lives, maybe so are you.

Alexandra Wayne is a forgotten anomaly in her family. She is no vigilante and has no ties to the double lives her father and siblings lead. She is unacknowledged, unappreciated, and under the assumption that her family's behavior will never change. Perhaps Alexandra should have remembered what is said about assuming. Freshly graduated from medical school, Alexandra returns to Gotham for the first time in years, planning to complete her surgical residency, spend time with Alfred, and then hightail it back across the country to marry her fiancé. The Waynes seem to have other plans for their lost bird.

Hannah spent twenty‑five years believing her purpose was simple: fight, survive, protect her clan. Raised in a hidden mountain village and trained from childhood, she became one of their fiercest warriors despite every tradition insisting a woman never could be. But everything she built shattered the night she was wounded in battle and violated by the enemy. Her clan didn't see a survivor. They saw a stain. And without hesitation, they cast her out to die alone in the mountains she once defended. But death never came. A deity - ancient, watchful, and moved by a rare spark of compassion - intervened. Saving Hannah came with a price: two lost children's souls needed redemption, and the deity bound their fates to hers. To live, Hannah must accept a future she never imagined - motherhood to three children, one her own and two reborn from broken pasts. And she must welcome a partner chosen not by her heart, but by destiny. Far from the mountains, Jason Todd lives his life unaware that fate is already shifting beneath his feet. Lady Gotham has watched him for years - her loneliest knight, her most wounded protector. When the deity seeks a guardian strong enough to stand beside Hannah, Jason is the only soul who answers the call. Two broken warriors. Three children bound by divine promise. A family forged not by blood, but by survival, redemption, and a destiny neither of them asked for.