When Clint Barton is just six years old, he decides that it's time to run away from the foster system that hasn't been good to him and go to the circus. But as it turns out, running away is harder than he thought it would be, and he runs into a mysterious woman who is also running from her own ghosts. With someone to protect and someone to protect him in return, Clint follows the mysterious K on the run, but K's ghosts are much bigger than his are, and Department H might just get them killed. Cowritten with Canucklehead Cowgirl, this story borrows her OC (K) and runs with her. Part 1 of the 495 Universe.

Seven-year-old Clint Barton and his mom, K, have been running from Department H and from Victor Creed, but when Sabretooth was still able to get to them at the X-Men's mansion, the Avengers offered their tower as a safe haven. They're making themselves at home, and the Avengers are doing everything they can to help, but are even Earth's Mightiest Heroes up to the task of keeping these two trouble magnets out of, well, trouble? This is part 3 of the 495 Universe, which I'm writing along with CanuckleheadCowgirl.

Seven-year-old Clint Barton has finally found a family. His brother might be content with the circus, but Clint has attached to a mysterious drifter who only goes by 'K'. He knows that K has a scary past, one that involves some bad men who forced her to do things she didn't want to do. But when those men come after them, the problem might be more than the two of them can handle on their own. Not that Clint is happy about needing help, especially from costumed superheroes who should keep their noses out of his mom's business. This is a continuing work with @CanuckleheadCowgirl, whose OC, K, plays a huge role. Part 2 of the 495 Universe.

Part 4 of the 495 Marvel Universe. Clint and Barney Barton love their new family, especially because their family includes the X-Men AND the Avengers! But growing up as two circus kids with no powers in the middle of all of those heroes is harder than it looks.

Clint and Barney Barton just got to see their adoptive parents, Logan and K, get married. So things are looking pretty good right now. Sure, there are already jokes about Logan and K having kids of their own, but the boys are pretty confident that won't happen for a while. Except fate has a funny way of making these things happen anyway. So when Logan brings home a couple orphaned girls, it looks like their little family is getting bigger whether they planned it that way or not. (This is the fifth part of the 495 Marvel Universe)