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Jason’s in a small town somewhere in the Russian wasteland the first time he sends a postcard to Dick.

Five times Jason stole the Batmobile’s tires, and one time it was absolutely, completely not his fault.

Dick Grayson woke up tied to a chair in a warehouse, injured, drugged, and unable to remember exactly how he ended up there. It was probably fine.There were protocols, rules in place, on how to behave when kidnapped as a civilian. Every Robin and Batgirl knew the rules. But most of them didn't know just how many of those rules existed because of Dick Grayson.

Jason may have been trying to take over the criminal underworld while avoiding Batman until his big dramatic reveal, but he still had time for hobbies. Hobbies like finally finishing the Pride and Prejudice AU he had started before his death, and posting the finished chapters for the 3 people who were still interested.Maybe he should have double checked the subscribers list first.

One Year Later, Niko Sasaki comes home.

Years into the future, magic has been revealed to the world, and Peter has the responsibility of testifying at the public inquiry to explain the inner workings of the Folly. He's dealing...about as well as can be expected.

It starts simply, as do most things. Jon turns sixteen.Jon turns sixteen, and Kon suddenly realizes that if anyone were to treat him the way he was treated at sixteen, he'd tear the world apart.The revelations, unfortunately, don't stop there.

Jason Todd has been dead for almost three years now. Everybody knows this. Tim definitely knows this.And yet here he is now, looking very much alive, three years older and approximately 200 pounds heavier, in the middle of lecturing a bunch of sophomores about poetry and having just introduced himself as their new English teacher.Bullshit, Tim thinks.

Dick gets his hands on a dimensional transporter, which means there's only one thing to do: save as many versions of his little brother as possible.

Jason doesn’t know how he got here or who that red-helmeted asshole is, but he’s not going to stand by and watch him kill people.

Tim Drake, aged 11, finds an abandoned walkie-talkie and decides to start his own little personal radioshow to combat his loneliness. Jason Todd, Robin, happens to have the other walkie, and soon Tim doesn't feel as lonely anymore.Tim Drake, aged 16, is lonely once again. But now he's Robin. He keeps talking into the walkie, and his one-man audience happens to still be the same... if a bit more murderous.

Luthor captures Dick. Secrets come out.

he one where an enterprising GCPD member uses the batsignal to ask the local vigilantes for translation help, and the Batfamily knows WAY too many languages

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It’s time for Bruce, Dick and Tim to return to Gotham after a year away in the wake of Gotham’s gang war and the subsequent crises, but Tim is still struggling with grief from losing his father, stepmother and best friends. However, an accidental encounter with a future version of himself just might be able to give him the perspective and closure he needs to move on.

Jason sighs as he lowers his binoculars, chewing gum on one lonely Gotham rooftop. He leans against a gargoyle, thinking.So Batman has been… exchanged. Kidnapped, swapped, captured, mind controlled maybe.This changes his plans somewhat.Fuck.

Bruce keeps dying. He does not know that he's already died multiple times today but his children do. And they're going to save him.(Groundhog Day fic told entirely from the perspective of someone who doesn't remember the loop.)

What does it mean to come back to life as an accidental wrinkle in the fabric of reality? Jason Todd might not know the meaning of life, but he does figure out the meaning of his life, somewhere in between killing the Joker and ringing the doorbell to Wayne Manor.

A cluster of eight kids find themselves telepathically connected to each other; the cries of one reaches all the others, no matter where they are.

Jason Todd is alone on Christmas eve and only truly wishes for one thing, sadly, no one in his family ever really learned how to properly communicate.

He's gotten fairly sick of the League and their stupid nicknames, but maybe they're not wrong. Maybe Jason isn't just the thing that dies, maybe he's more. He comes back, too. He's alive, too.

Tim's parents faked their deaths and fled the country years ago, but neglected to take him with them. He spent some time on the streets, and now at 16, he makes a living as a fortune teller, stalking and hustling the shit out of Gotham's elite by telling them eerily accurate fortunes based on the information he gathers about them.His life is peculiar but he wouldn't change a thing. When he gets booked for the big Wayne Halloween party, however, he finds himself getting all tangled up with the Waynes, and the more fortunes he tells, the tighter the snare becomes.or: Tim just wanted to scam Gotham's elite, not end up on the Batfamily's watchlist. But it seems they just won't leave him alone..

Unfortunately, Lex takes one look at Cadmus’s progress report on the newly-crafted Experiment Thirteen and realizes he has paternal instincts.Well, that’s inconvenient. And a little disgusting, honestly. Certainly a disappointment.He supposes it could be worse. He could be Lionel about this.

Jason agrees to let the press know he's alive. The resulting headlines make him regret it.