When Robin dies on a mission, he leaves trails all over the place for the Team and the Justice League. Why and how did Robin leave all these clues and presents around? And why does he keep mentioning a 'great act'? What's REALLY going on? WARNING: Character death, depressing

What if Dick had never learned English before he came to America and his parents were killed? What would happen if the Young Justice team walked in to training, only to see a small boy performing amazing acrobatics? Batman finally takes in a protégé, but one small issue. He's traumatized, shy, and only speaks Romanian.

Young Justice/Robin During a mission, Robin is sent into a coma, leaving no clues on how long he will sleep. The team, including the Leaguers: Batman, Black Canary, Green Arrow, Flash, and Superman, go into Robin's consciousness. The find truths and lies in what was barricaded by thick walls put up by Robin. Even secrets that Batman don't know will be brought to light. Robin can stay in his mind, avoiding everything that hurt him or his loved ones or face reality.

If you have heard of the story wintergirls by Laurie Halse Anderson then you will understand. That book really hit me hard. It made me realise how unhealthy I was. How unhealthy our relationship was. I loved her. But it was killing me. She just kept pulling me back into the snow. This is my wintergirl story.

What if Tony had convinced Steve to sign the accords immediately after the tunnel incident? What if Bucky had been sent to a psychiatric facility rather than Wakanda, and the downfall of the Avengers had never happened? James Buchanan Barnes is a walking shadow of his former self. His mind is a mess of half-memories, the only constant memory being of the color red. There's blood staining his hands- blood he never wanted there, but that's there nonetheless. When he's sent to the Virginia State Psychiatric Facility, just a few miles south of the capital of the United States, no one can seem to get much out of him. He remains just as mysterious as he was when he first walked in the doors. Until Athena, a specialist known for dealing with PTSD patients, is assigned to be his psychologist. And then suddenly a whole world of horrors is uncovered, and his repressed days of torture come screaming back to life in vivid color. As Athena gets to know him, she realizes that everything Steve has said- about Bucky being a victim, not a villain- is absolutely true. And suddenly she must fight to not only save Bucky from himself, but also to clear his name in the eyes of the world- because after all, she's the only one with undeniable proof of his past. The only thing is, she must find the courage to use it. Bucky x OC 《 copyright @jordan7095 》 Cover picture is not mine. it is from Tumblr. credit goes to whoever made it.

"If you could see your demons for what they are, you'd never let them anywhere near you. " Avery Payne is completely disgusted with her body. She'll do anything to be skinny like all the other girls at school - no matter the cost. What happens when exercising becomes dieting, and dieting turns into the deadly Anorexia? Avery is about to find that Anorexia, Bulimia, Depression, Suicide, and Anxiety are demons, quite literally. What if you could see these illnesses for what they were? What would they say to you? More importantly, what would you say back? Can Avery defeat Ana, or will it claim her life? [The Fighter's Series: Book 3] Highest Rank: #4 in Short Story (A/N: It is not necessary to read the other books in order to understand this one)

Dick has been free from Deathstroke, the JLA and the young justices grasps for almost 3 months now and has never been happier. He has settled with Jason, Roy and now Kayla in a summer house, and as they learn to confide and trust eachother, they become closer. Will Dick be able to move on from his past and finally be able to make amends with his friends or will he be too scared to? Will Deathstroke get his hands on Dick, or will Deathstrokes plans that are set in motion, be turned against him? How will this play out for Dick and the rest of them? Can his trusted ones save him from his fate or will Dick succumb to what he has always been afraid of?SEQUEL TO THE BLIND BIRD!!!! (There will be some triggers later in the book, so I will put them before the part)

Dick Grayson is finally learning to live a normal life with his new guardian Bruce Wayne, aka Batman. He has friends, family, a home, everything he'd been deprived of when je was with Slade. But something keeps bothering Dick. He feels like he's constantly being watched, but never sees anyone when he turns to see what it is. Could Slade be trying to find him? Would he take him back?

When Tony Zucco breaks out of prision with a plan to take on Robin, the Young Justice team is in charge of taking him back where he belongs. ~{I don't own DC comics, or its characters and plot, as well as I don't own Young Justice}~