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redfiona99Batman/Homicide: Life on the Streets
Up And Away by Likeadeuce In which John Munch moves to Gotham.
This works. This works so well, because this *is* how Munch would respond to moving to Gotham.
Merlin/Pirates of the Caribbean
To Say Nothing of the Goat by Penknife.
Several pairings are hinted at, in a way that is very Jack Sparrow. Things may have happened, possibly. It's just so gloriously plausibly voiced despite the unusual crossover, and there's just so many glorious possibilities. Such fun!
Phantom of the Opera:
Enfants de l'Orage by Sandrine Shaw
Set shortly after the musical finishes. Author's summary: Wounded and on the run, Erik turns to the only refuge he knows.
I like the possibility of this. It's all so plausible, this could have happened when the audience turns away. Also, that faint hint of possible future Mme. Giry/Erik is totally my bag.
Suicide Squad
Smoke and Mirrors by Nickidemus Enchantress/June Moone.
Yes, exactly what that pairing implies. And it takes their dual nature to it's logical extreme, and the one way June might be able to hold Enchantress off.
Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle
The Missing Worlds by Mikkeneko.
The whole thing is so good. It reads like it could be missing volumes of the story. All the characters are so well drawn, whether they're our usual heroes or the people they meet (or the people they aren't quite), and the settings are so well described that I can see them in my mind's eye, drawn CLAMP style. This is excellent.
Up And Away by Likeadeuce In which John Munch moves to Gotham.
This works. This works so well, because this *is* how Munch would respond to moving to Gotham.
Merlin/Pirates of the Caribbean
To Say Nothing of the Goat by Penknife.
Several pairings are hinted at, in a way that is very Jack Sparrow. Things may have happened, possibly. It's just so gloriously plausibly voiced despite the unusual crossover, and there's just so many glorious possibilities. Such fun!
Phantom of the Opera:
Enfants de l'Orage by Sandrine Shaw
Set shortly after the musical finishes. Author's summary: Wounded and on the run, Erik turns to the only refuge he knows.
I like the possibility of this. It's all so plausible, this could have happened when the audience turns away. Also, that faint hint of possible future Mme. Giry/Erik is totally my bag.
Suicide Squad
Smoke and Mirrors by Nickidemus Enchantress/June Moone.
Yes, exactly what that pairing implies. And it takes their dual nature to it's logical extreme, and the one way June might be able to hold Enchantress off.
Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle
The Missing Worlds by Mikkeneko.
The whole thing is so good. It reads like it could be missing volumes of the story. All the characters are so well drawn, whether they're our usual heroes or the people they meet (or the people they aren't quite), and the settings are so well described that I can see them in my mind's eye, drawn CLAMP style. This is excellent.
