Summary: Afraid that his declining health will soon put an end to his adventuring days, Tony convinces his friends to join him on the ultimate challenge: climbing Mount Everest. As well-prepared as the 1952 Stark-Rogers expedition is, there are many twists and turns on the way towards the summit that take them by surprise. Is there another team on the mountain? Are Bucky Barnes and his friend, Natasha Romanova, entirely truthful about their story? Not to mention the Yeti, and the lost city of Haven, which could hold the key to fixing Tony's heart for once and for all—if he can survive the journey.
Comment: This is such a creative, well-written story and the characterization is spot on.
Fix You by thegraytigress (MCU) Summary: The awful script, the play by play and scene by scene… Tony isn't going to let it happen this time. He isn't going to let Steve leave again. He can fix this. They can talk and not fight. He'll have to find a way to make that happen because this has to stop. It has to. He has to make Steve better again.
Comment: This is written in the post-Winter Soldier world and ends up touching on some of the interpersonal conflict in the CW movie. Some absolutely gorgeous characterization to be found here.
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To See What Lies Beyond by Veldeia (Marvel Noir)
Summary: Afraid that his declining health will soon put an end to his adventuring days, Tony convinces his friends to join him on the ultimate challenge: climbing Mount Everest. As well-prepared as the 1952 Stark-Rogers expedition is, there are many twists and turns on the way towards the summit that take them by surprise. Is there another team on the mountain? Are Bucky Barnes and his friend, Natasha Romanova, entirely truthful about their story? Not to mention the Yeti, and the lost city of Haven, which could hold the key to fixing Tony's heart for once and for all—if he can survive the journey.
Comment: This is such a creative, well-written story and the characterization is spot on.
Fix You by thegraytigress (MCU)
Summary: The awful script, the play by play and scene by scene… Tony isn't going to let it happen this time. He isn't going to let Steve leave again. He can fix this. They can talk and not fight. He'll have to find a way to make that happen because this has to stop. It has to. He has to make Steve better again.
Comment: This is written in the post-Winter Soldier world and ends up touching on some of the interpersonal conflict in the CW movie. Some absolutely gorgeous characterization to be found here.