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Bucky’s barbed tongue slips out between two dry, pink lips and tastes the salty familiarity on Steve’s fingertips. The memory is distant, like a dream, and his left ear flicks as he lifts his head with renewed energy. “If it isn’t the Star Spangled Man With a Plan,” he croaks out, grinning wide enough to show his fangs.In which Captain Steve Rogers becomes the new keeper of the disabled hunting cat who once saved his life, and learns that the price of freedom is higher for some more than others.

When the Hero Public Safety Commission says ‘jump,’ Hawks skips asking 'how high' and works his way from jump rope to jumping jacks before opening his mouth to complain that he can fly. Their latest request, a PR campaign geared to present Hawks as the heroic icon of the masses, at least seems easier than getting his feathers burned off by Dabi’s pet noumu… Right? In which Hawks gets surgery, defeats a traumatized villain, receives some unwelcome fanmail, garners the sympathy of terrorists, accidentally forges enough relationships to cumulatively value as at least one friend, and maybe, eventually, asks for help - not necessarily in that order.

Karkat is a breeder troll, a fate to those who were previously seen as freaks and culled. Now, being born with bright red blood makes him destined to give birth to grubs in place of the extinct Mother Grub. He resents and rebels against his fate. He finds an old decrepit castle which he makes his home and eventually turns it into an orphanage. But trolls were never one to take differences lightly and are determined to put Karkat in his place. They won't take change lightly, especially in times of desperation.Includes panels. The panels that contain gore are censored with a link to the uncensored version. Also a few NSFW panels that are not censored.

After near a century of abandonment from their home planet, aliens known as “Trolls” have blended perfectly into Earth’s everyday life. They go to school, work, play, and even some mate with humans. The troll society (typically violent, contradictory, and hemophobic,) has mellowed out exponentially, leaving behind the majority of the old customs, despite a few Purple and fuschia bloods clinging to “highblood” titles. Karkat Vantas, a small troll born with mutated blood (just like the rest of his family), is bullied mercilessly by a group of highblood indigo trolls until one of the indigos’ brother, Gamzee Makara, stands up for him and they form a moiraillegence that lasts well into the highschool years when both of the trolls feel as if they are flushed for one another. Having progressed their relationship exponentially; Gamzee and Karkat are the happiest they’ve ever been, living together and cherishing the time they have. But what will happen when Karkat’s tormentor, Kurloz decides that Karkat isn’t worthy of his brother and takes it into his hands to make sure Karkat and Gamzee are never happy together ever again?