After finding out that he's going to be put down because of an illness Courage goes to his computer hoping to find a way to save himself. This ultimately leads to an awkward friendship and an odd journey that just might save his life...

Courage was a 14 year old hybrid teenager that has to save his new family from any wierd things that happen in Nowhere,Kanses. Rated T for blood and nothing Inappropriate.

In this follow up to "CTCD", Courage has a son who is alot like him who is owned by a little girl who lives in the city of Somewhere rather than the town of Nowhere... Junior takes after his pop as he protects his owner from supernatural evil. Please r&r!

When Eustace and Muriel leave to go on a cruise Courage is left behind to be looked after by Eustace's nephews Bren and Russell.

What if it was not Courage who stepped up to defeat the Evil Flan Man? Oneshot

Lovely marionettes were all that were left. But Courage smiled. He pulled the strings to live his life normally. He played with corpses to keep things going. -Dark, takes place after The Great Fusilli-

"Today wasn't a normal day, however. You couldn't see a pink dog playing around in the deserted landscape, having the time of his life. No, he was indoors, by one of his masters' side." One-shot. Criticism welcome.

The final hour, will and naughtiness of Fred the Freaky Barber.

It was a simple decision. Eustace's life, or his freedom. And before Courage's head even made a rational argument, his heart had already chosen. Courage now belonged to Katz.

While trying to get free milk, Eustace & Courage switched brains & bodies as well!

Courage is a normal boy that lives in the middle of nowhere.Where he is cared for by the very kind Muriel and abusive Eustace. When Muriel dies Courage takes a journey half way across the country meeting new friends a new love and a very angry Eustace.

Thanks to Courage's rotten luck, he has to help out a ninja while Courage wields strange, new powers. Meanwhile, Eustace once again does nothing helpful… For the most part.

Because Courage has been selfless all this time, it's only proper he has someone, or rather, someones to watch out for him now. ComputerxCouragexKatz; yeah, this is gonna be weird, but AWESOME.

Muriel has sadly passed away and has left Courage in the hands of her husband, Eustace. A man and a dog can lead to new things in life. Will this happen with Eustace, a cold-heart owner, and an small meek innocent dog?

Katz decides to play one final game with his cowardly nemesis. Blinded and nearly helpless Courage will have to trust his life on his supposedly infallible Computer. Even if he manages to survive the task Katz still awaits him at the end...

Oneshot/ Courage attends a funeral and is confused with the emotions he is now experiencing.

The computer always helped Courage out, but something must have happen that caused him to make a stop at the Toon Tavern.

In the end he couldn't save the world, in the end he couldn't save Muriel. In the final hours he goes to the only help that he knows even if there is no hope.

The first meeting between them was the beginning of a wonderfully bizarre relationship that only a dog and a computer could ever share.

Computer always helps Courage, but he never expected one of Courage's enemies to confront him about it.

The gypsy chihuahua Sylvia from "Courage the Cowardly Dog" is visited by Larry Talbot, who begs her to relieve him of his werewolf curse...with nods to the original classic "Werewolf" movie and Lon Chaney's characterization.

The gypsy chihuahua Sylvia from "Courage the Cowardly Dog" guides a youth in his first werewolf transformation.

You can lose alot in a single night- something they learned rather quickly. What followed, however, was more than your typical systematic motel murderer's plan. KittyxKatz- though you may not be able to tell in the beginning. ;D May go up in rating!

Era inevitable que eso sucediara..

Le quack has an eye on a rich girl, who yearns for thrills. He decides to help her escape her life, and embark on adventure. Little does he know that she is an heiress to the biggest inheritance in the world, and known by the media. Tabloids don't help.