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diamondunicorn.livejournal.comUm, I'm not that new, I've been watching this place for a while, and thought I'd introduce myself and post this silly story I wrote, which is needed after Secret Invasion and Civil War.
Title: Fanreality
Disclaimer: I don't own the Avengers or anything in the Marvel universe.
Warnings: Kinda cracky. I'm not sure how well I have a handle on the characters, so may be a little OOC. Also, not beta'd because I'm kinda shy and don't know anyone who'd read my stuff and beta it.
Rating: PG for Tony's dirty mind.
Archive: Sure, if anyone thinks it's good enough.
Summary: Did you know Iron Man is really the illegitimate but beautiful twin sister of Tony Stark?
Author's notes: When I got into Lord of the Rings, I discovered the interesting species of fan that wrote stories about the actor's rather than the fandom characters. It's an odd part of fandom I can't help but notice. So then I wondered if Marvel's superheros would ever have the same kind of fans? My answer: Of course. And so I wrote this.
( Brain breakage inside the cut )
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Also, I really feel the need to discuss an interesting cut-scene I ran into near the end of my playthrough of 'Marvel: Ultimate Alliance.' It seems Tony and Steve's 'friendship' pervades all media.
( Possible spoilers under cut )
Title: Fanreality
Disclaimer: I don't own the Avengers or anything in the Marvel universe.
Warnings: Kinda cracky. I'm not sure how well I have a handle on the characters, so may be a little OOC. Also, not beta'd because I'm kinda shy and don't know anyone who'd read my stuff and beta it.
Rating: PG for Tony's dirty mind.
Archive: Sure, if anyone thinks it's good enough.
Summary: Did you know Iron Man is really the illegitimate but beautiful twin sister of Tony Stark?
Author's notes: When I got into Lord of the Rings, I discovered the interesting species of fan that wrote stories about the actor's rather than the fandom characters. It's an odd part of fandom I can't help but notice. So then I wondered if Marvel's superheros would ever have the same kind of fans? My answer: Of course. And so I wrote this.
( Brain breakage inside the cut )---
Also, I really feel the need to discuss an interesting cut-scene I ran into near the end of my playthrough of 'Marvel: Ultimate Alliance.' It seems Tony and Steve's 'friendship' pervades all media.
( Possible spoilers under cut )
