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Bruce didn't intend for Batman to become a bat cryptid guarding Gotham, but it works in keeping crime down so he rolls with it, his gaggle of children eagerly diving headfirst into the role, but when the Justice League comes sniffing around the edges of his territory and his kids decide to do the funniest thing ever, can Batman keep up the biggest con of his life?
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Wanna bet? 50 dollars that kid is Supes’ kid by raretune
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, DCU (Comics), Justice League - All Media Types
24 Oct 2025
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Justice League’s newest recruit Nightwing is a mysterious figure. He's competent, but hides all his true identity. And he's so bright and shiny and smiley and full of hope, with a Kryptonian legend on his chest.
Maybe he's Superman's son. Wanna bet?
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The Batfam identity reveal to JL, with a twist that everyone thinks Dick is Superman's son. That's it, that's the fic. -
I Don't Need Saving by ChaosTwoHanderAndGrassCrestShield
Fandom: Star Wars - All Media Types, Star Wars Legends: The Old Republic (Video Game)
08 Nov 2025
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21 Oct 2025
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Whatever happened to imaginary friends? by CoffeeTrees
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman (Comics), Robin (Comics)
09 Nov 2025
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Tim, the ever vigilant (always awake and never giving himself a break) vigilante, gets word of a drug bust going down. One he just so happens to be the only one available to stop. Which happens to be taking place in the very early hours of his birthday. Of course he goes on the highly dangerous bust alone. What could happen?
Or: Tim is used to being the Robin that gets thing handled, that doesn't need Batman to come rescue him. Bruce Wayne had made it very clear in the early days that Tim was not his son. Alfred Pennyworth was cold, allowing only the politeness and distance to show through his Iron Wall. Dick Grayson treated him the way he wished he'd treated his brother, Jason.
Tim was fine with this. He wasn't a child. Even if he wished for more of the small slivers of love the Wayne family were just starting to give him, he wouldn't dare take Jason Todd's place. He just hoped the support he provided for the grieving family would make Jason proud. But Jason Todd came back, and he sure made it known he wasn't. He made sure Tim knew exactly what he thought of the cuckoo in his family.
Now, the Wayne family has their lost son back and Tim has a job to do. Just, not in this dimension?
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- Part 2 of Imaginary Friend
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Lily Hallowell has one rule: never get personally involved. Not with criminals. Not with heroes. Definitely not with emotionally repressed vigilantes in spandex.
Too bad Gotham doesn’t care about her rules.
With a magic curse that makes her feel lies like a bad allergic reaction, Lily’s been trying to lay low under the name Truthseer—until the underworld wants to use her, the Court of Owls wants to erase her, and the Bats want to figure out what the hell her deal is.
Enter: Nightwing. Charming. Acrobatic. Way too good at making her forget she’s supposed to be keeping her distance.
Now Lily’s stuck navigating criminal allegations, morally grey alliances, and the minor inconvenience of learning how to trust people without puking. Literally.
She never asked to be part of Gotham’s most chaotic found family.
(It's exactly where she belongs.)