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The Big Surprise Field Trip was… Here? by Lydia_Phantom
Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies)
25 Dec 2025
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Tony would have been happy to do a lot of things at that moment, but instead, he was stuck in a Q&A session with a school tour group that had won a competition. Wait, why do they know Peter?
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Colors Pulled Apart at the Seams by obitobitosies
Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man - All Media Types, Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), Marvel
25 Jan 2019
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A world of black and white that was meant to have color. The only world Peter Parker has ever known. That is, until he meets Harley.
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aka the soulmate au where you don't see color until you meet your soulmate
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Life in the Tower by TransBean_2124
Fandoms: The Avengers (Marvel Movies), Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe
22 May 2026
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Peter's identity as Spider-Man and his new life living half-time at the Avengers Tower are at risk of being exposed when Midtown's AcaDec team gets invited on a field trip.
Is it possible that Tony and the Avengers never find out if he keeps his mouth shut?
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- Part 1 of Spider on the ceiling
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In Every Lie, There’s a Truth by tummyhurtss
Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies), Iron Man (Movies)
29 Dec 2024
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A spin on the classic Peter Parker field trip to Stark Industries, only he's not the one trying to hold together a not-so-carefully constructed lie; he's the one trying to expose it.
The elevator dings, and Peter steps out, words already tumbling out of his mouth as he trudges into the penthouse. “Uh, Dad… let’s just say—hypothetically, of course—what do you do when someone in your class is, um, claiming to be you? Or, not you-you, because, y’know, they don’t actually know you exist… Well, they know you exist, but…”
“Pete, buddy, spit it out!” Tony interrupts with a laugh, watching his son stumble through his explanation.
Peter huffs, his backpack dangling from one shoulder as he drops it near the couch. “Okay, fine. There’s this kid at school who’s been going around telling everyone he’s your secret son.”

