There's a new villain in town...one that's so evil and insane, that he takes pure enjoyment out of testing his victim's morals and beliefs. He's an enigma to many, a bringer of death, an agent of chaos. And he's targeting not only Heroes, but all of society, both Quirk and Quirkless...and the scary thing is, this villain IS Quirkless. He is The Joker. [MHA version of The Joker.]

In my short existences I was life's punching bag, turns out even death couldn't change that, being dropped off in a hellish but familiar universe, but at the very least I'm surrounding by good people, absolutely bonkers but good people nonetheless, oh wait a minute, Jason… nevermind.

Damian and Bruce get sick at the same time and spend the day together.

Jason just rolls their eyes, throwing open the study doors. “Dad we have a fucking problem.” “What’s wrong?” Bruce glances up at them, slightly panicked. “Tim needs to get his eyes checked.” Or: Tim gets glasses

Tim finds some interesting tags trending on twitter. Dick would like it if people would remember that he's already out

For Dick, makeup had never been a gendered thing. It was just part of the performance, like their unitards or Pop Haly’s top hat. A brief exploration of Dick and Jason's relationships with makeup

Tim happens to be in the office when Jason Todd arrives, having racked up yet another dress code violation As it turns out, being transphobic to Bruce Wayne's kid is a bad idea

Robin has ended his partnership with Batman, but Dick Grayson is still known to the public as Bruce Wayne’s son, and even in private, there are things that still haven't changed.

It wasn't often that they'd all come together like this, but when they did, it was because it was necessary. Stephanie would usually be the one to round them up - she'd give Jason a call, who would give Dick a call, who would let Damian know exactly what rooftop to meet them on, and then they'd sit down, dressed in civvies, legs hanging off the edge and gazes either trained on the skyline or the s

Dabria has always felt different. It was like she was in the wrong body ever since the day she was born. She never knew what was wrong with her and she couldn't go to her mother or grandfather with these problems. It wasn't until she moved in with her father and brothers that she finally got fed up with everything and decided to change.