Jonathan Crane is head of Arkham Asylum for the Criminally Insane. He is often dubbed as cold and unapproachable, and he is not a fan of social interactions or being close to other humans in general. That's not to say he didn't try, he's had a few flings here and there with random women. One of the most memorable was Carol Hanna. Mainly because she was a nutcase. She was seemingly kind and innocent, until she realized Jonathan wasn't really looking for a commitment with her. Jonathan easily moved on, but, Carol has been keeping a secret from Jonathan for several years now, and he's about to discover it.

"People like him don't change. He is the god of mischief, after all." Bruce Banner has a niece; Eryn Banner. She works by his side at S.H.I.E.L.D. When Loki mysteriously returns, she finds herself intrigued to him. He's not all mischievous and full of lies as much as he's said to be. Beneath his tough facade, is a broken man with a story to tell. Too bad, no one else but Eryn sees that. So what happens when Eryn helps Loki escape from S.H.I.E.L.D? Loki isn't called the god of mischief for nothing. *UNDER EDITING*

When Lilah Doute receives a visit from her stepfather Carmine Falcone, she quite distressed upon learning about her new houseguest and even more so when she works out what he's really like. Dr. Jonathan Crane/OC Warning: This is set before Batman Begins and may along the way include other villains. May include torture- mostly mental.

Sequel to Never Fear. With the aftermath of Arkham Asylum, Jonathan and Willow set out to start anew. Only the new life they set out to live, doesn't differ that much from their past one. Problems popping up are to be expected. Drug dealing obsessed crime lords, a new secure prison, and family predicaments are just a few hurdles to overcome. Not to mention trying to stay under the radar of the Batman.

Growing up together and being friends is all well and good. But sanity slips, and bonds break. People who were once friends can become enemies, even more so they can become victims.