2011 Halloween Challenge Update!!! (10/25/11)

kittymayhem has written a delightfully humorous Clark/Bruce story for the 2011 DCU Fic/Art Halloween Challenge. If you're looking for some fun, check this out! :)

The complete Master List is here.


Title: Make It Believable
Author: kittymayhem
Fandom: DC (or whatever verse comes to mind)
Pairings: Bruce/Clark, Bruce/OMC (one sided)
Characters: Bruce Wayne/Batman; Clark Kent/Superman; mentions of Lex Luthor, OC
Word Count: 4,168
Rating: PG-15
Warnings: Mild Violence, Language, Cross Dressing *hides*
Synopsis:

“Oh, what marvelous costumes you two have!” someone remarked. “You should certainly win best costume. A romantic gesture…that has to be it. Correct?”

Clark smiled a little too easily and the body next to him cowed a little and tried to hide. Clark’s quick hand on that back kept him UP and at his side, and blushing horribly under that mask. “You can say that.” What else could you say to a swooning princess looking at the Fanciful looking Pirate and his lovely Tavern Wench clinging so sweetly to his side?

Written for bradygirl_12's 2011 DCU Fic/Art Halloween Challenge.

I spent three hours coming up with this. Seriously. It would NOT go away. :)

Fic: Rainbow’s Freedom (Rainbow Prisms Arc) (15/42)

Title: Rainbow’s Freedom (Rainbow Prisms Arc) (15/42)
Author: BradyGirl_12
Pairings/Characters: (this chapter): Barbara Gordon, Jim Gordon, Kathy Kane
Series Notes: In the 23rd century, Earth is a technologically-advanced society that practices the ancient institution of slavery. Clark finally learns about his identity and heritage. Will that knowledge tear him and Bruce apart? Meanwhile, Rebellion and Abolition twist and turn in the pageantry of events.
The entire series can be found here.
Genres: AU, Challenge, Drama, Slavefic
Rating: (this chapter): G
Warnings: None
Spoilers: None
Summary: Barbara and Batwoman make their case to Jim about Batgirl.
Date Of Completion (First Draft): November 12, 2010
Date Of Posting: October 25, 2011
Disclaimer: I don’t own ‘em, DC does, more’s the pity.
Word Count: 676
Feedback welcome and appreciated.
Author’s Note: The magnificent story cover is by the wonderfully-talented ctbn60. Thanks so much, luv! :)

( Dad, I need to speak to you. )