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As Batman and Superman, Bruce and Clark face countless obstacles together with great success. Fighting villains and saving the world is the easy part. But confronting their feelings for each other? That's the hardest obstacle of all.

"So, what I'm getting with this is- You think this guy might be a Kryptonian?" "....." "Okay, half Kryptonian. Same as the girl?" "....." "You know Bats, it's actually kind of hard to understand brooding language. I'm not exactly fluent in it." "Hn." "Ah, there's the language I can understand. And here's another thing, this guy is half Kryptonian. But wHY IS HIS BLOOD GREEN?" "Either Martian half of his parentage or he's half a physical embodiment of the Lazarus waters. Maybe both. I'll need to test that." "......That's the craziest theory I have ever heard."

Post 5x13 Following the 100th episode of Supergirl, Metallo Lena crosses universes and ends up at LuthorCorp, set on getting her revenge on Supergirl. Kara not only has to deal with someone trying to kill her again, she also has to explain to her best friend why and how her carbon-copy is walking around LuthorCorp, and has to keep her sister from actually killing the Other Lena. And why is it easier to talk to the Other Lena who wants to kill her than it is to talk to her actual best friend? Or, Evil Lena ends up in National City and Kara can't seem to stay away from her. Her Lena isn't too pleased.

“You want to know what it’s like to be helpless…to be one of us.” When a near-death experience brings Superman’s desire for Batman out into the open, a dark and surreal relationship grows between the two heroes. However, when Clark’s obsession with Batman’s identity collides with Bruce’s trust issues, their games come to a bitter end. Months later, Clark is distracted from his heartbreak by the assignment of a lifetime—an interview with billionaire philanthropist Bruce Wayne. Unaware of their shared past—or secret identities—Clark and Bruce's mutual attraction grows into a fledgling relationship. Faced with the potential for something real, they both must decide if they can still live double lives—or if the cost of secrecy will be too high to pay.

Kara Danvers is an aspiring reporter at CatCo Magazine who, after a meeting gone terribly wrong, is tasked with making a woman fall in love with her in 10 days and write about it. How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days AU. It’s gay.

"Kara will hate her. Kara may never forgive her. Lena accepts that as she looks at the bloody mess on her torso. Even before Lex sent his goon to finish her, Lena knew that she would willingly die for Supergirl. Die for Kara. She will not accept any other alternatives. With sluggish movements, Lena writes down what she could not bear to say out loud. Kara:I’m the lucky one for having your voice be the last one I heard. I love you.- Lena" When Lena finds herself in grave danger and forced to choose between herself and Supergirl, she knows the choice is obvious. She accepts death. Little does she know the lengths Kara would go to keep her safe.

When Lena returned to the US to work on her brother's company, the last thing she expected was to buy a wife. Because turns out, you can buy one for the prize of some million dollars. OrLex Luthor is pure evil and Lena is on a mission to defeat him and save the wife she accidentally bought.Don't say "bought", though. She doesn't like that word.

Rather than being killed by Doomsday, Clark is badly wounded, and infected with kryptonite that has been corrupted via Doomsday's blood. In the aftermath of the fight, with nobody realising the extent of the damage, Clark and Bruce attempt to build something like a working friendship, with Bruce shrugging off the alterations in Clark's behaviour as post-traumatic reaction from having been nearly killed, until Clark, who has been giving in to urges to take what he really wants regardless of the cost to other people, decides to take something he's been wanting since the fight: Batman. See author notes at the beginning of each chapter for additional content notes. Update schedule will be every second week. The character death tag is for referenced, past character death, rather than character death in-story.

Supergirl goes missing. Lena uses her less than savory connections to track her down, but will she be able to handle what she finds? What will she be willing to do to save her best friend and hero, Kara Danvers?

Cat finds a letter that basically blackmails her for the safety of her son’s life. She has to do what’s necessary to get her son back safely, no matter what it takes.