"All its takes is a second and your whole life can get turned ------------------- upside down." - Jodi Picoult Avery Connor: smartest kid in school and a whiz with computers, valuable attributes to the Rising Tide. Avery's life couldn't be better, she had everything she needed. Well that's until she sees...
When three mysterious men attack Megan she's rescued by Logan, the Wolverine. Being a low profile person she doesn't have a clue why somebody would want to harm her. Recovering under the X-Men protection, she will discover that in her past, lurks a secret that her father kept from her. A secret that will turn her life...
In which an involuntary teenage super-villain finds there is more to the world than just 'good' and 'evil'. **In editing**
When you're a teenage undercover as a part-time superhero you have three options: You can pull on the nerd/geek high schooler or a bad boy/outcast type of high schooler. There's always the bystander, but that's never any fun. Whatever fits you most. I definitely fell into the category of a bad boy/outcast. I've always...
Night-wing and his friends had a tragic accident which cause them to gain superpowers joining them on there journey to fight crime.
It started like any normal day but this teen had no idea what the future held in store for him. He has to keep a secret from his best friends and sort out all the dramatic teen cliques while trying to find the new power within him eventually mastering it. He then is called to battle against an enemy from the future th...
****This is not about Clint Barton*** Kate Bishop is normal 16 year old girl, her boyfriends broke up with her, she goes to high school and oh yeah shes Hawkeye. When an attack happens with her in the immediate vicinity she has no choice but to act and find the perpetrators but, is she ready?
[Formerly Featured!] Coming back from a vacation, with a gun pointed at her head was definitely not what Jean Saunders expected. Especially seeing a man flying around in the air, claiming to be the city's superhero. At least he wasn't wearing that embarrassing spandex outfit. Alas, due to her capability for getting in...
Your average geeky highschooler, to be frank, doesn't give a schist about Spider-Man. Or the Avengers. Or S.H.I.E.L.D. One in particular gives less schists than most, but that doesn't stop her from developing a friendship with the Webhead and Co. through a highly outrageous situation. The newly dubbed Spyder is in for...