For recs: comedy, tragedy, intensity? Average Avengers Local Chapter 7 of New York City is Steve/Tony, and is cute and funny, and was written before Pepper and Tony got together in canon, so it gets around my usual "no breaking up canon couples" guideline. Copperbadge decided Clint and Natasha ruined Christmas, with banter, I know everyone's terribly surprised Sam Starbuck wrote witty dialogue.
Frozen was cute, but... I would have liked this a lot more at a different point in my life. Sometime with more small children in the audience. Or maybe if I hadn't heard "Let It Go" a few dozen times first. (Radio Top 40 is a frequent feature at work.) Idina Menzel is to be saluted for making what I hope is a pile of cash on the royalties.
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Date: 2014-05-20 06:30 am (UTC)On the more serious side, Edonohana wrote post-movie Natasha and Clint. Domenika Marzione did some interesting writing on the Captain America side. It borrows heavily from comics continuity. Lettered did Responsible Science. The tin says ensemble, but I think the series reads at least as well as really intense Bruce Banner character study. And when you're going, "wow, this is really serious and long", there's the one with the lightsabers and the pop culture references which cracked me up all over again when I went fishing for this.
Frozen was cute, but... I would have liked this a lot more at a different point in my life. Sometime with more small children in the audience. Or maybe if I hadn't heard "Let It Go" a few dozen times first. (Radio Top 40 is a frequent feature at work.) Idina Menzel is to be saluted for making what I hope is a pile of cash on the royalties.