Smart, thoughtful examination of Barbara Gordon during the Invasion arc of (animated) Young Justice. (some issues with word choice confusion, e.g., defunct for de facto)
Bruce is thrilled to have all five of his kids under his roof for Christmas for the first time, but he's still not quite sure how to handle Jason. Luckily, they figure it out. Oh heart.
The one where Dick and Jason (and Steph!) are undercover in prison in Bludhaven where there have been too many prisoner deaths that have gone unreported/uninvestigated.
Selina Kyle has a habit of creeping into Bruce's house through a window, and in her defense, it's never really been a problem before. But tonight, just about everything goes wrong. this is hilarious.
Peter and Nightingale are called to the Epping Forest to investigate a potential werewolf and discover a missing woman, a family shattered by grief, and a case that hits far too close to home. Melacholy case-fic. Nicely done.
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Damian finds the hall where all the pictures of Bruce with his adopted kids live, and feels bad that there isn't one with him, until there is. Oh heart.
Despite the title, this is not a light fun story. Bruce finds three clones of Damian while searching for information on the Lazarus pit and he handles it in his usual emotionally constipated way.
Where Nebula and Tony build a ship to get to Earth and awkwardly talk about their issues when neither of them are particularly good at that. Tony and Nebula and the long, slow trip back to earth. Lovely and melancholy.
The one where Bruce has amnesia and is a much better dad because he doesn't remember Jason's death, but Damian is freaked out by the difference. And then Bruce finds out. I reread this story a lot (A LOT) because it is SO GOOD at showing the difference in Bruce before and after Jason's death, and giving the younger kids a glimpse of his less grim self, and also opening a way to a more thorough reconciliation with Jason in the bargain.
Dick Grayson was kidnapped by the Court of Owls. Talon escaped. With no known way to undo what has been done, and the Court trying to reclaim their assassin, is there still a place for Nightwing in Gotham? Is there still a place for Dick in the family? Long, compelling read in which Dick has to fight back against the brainwashing and the Batfam has to learn to accept who he is now. (I feel like I needed a little more Dick and Jason interaction here, given the givens, but I always feel that)