Everything is dark, the body is sleepless, and the mind escapes into itself. It is the second-longest night of Donatello's life. Post-Space Invaders.

There were some things in life that Leonardo regretted but being a big brother isn't one of them.

Things fall apart. Silence and memories are the last pieces of his family he has to hold on to, and the rest may or may not come to visit him at times. Michelangelo thinks he might be a little unwell.

Leo manages to convert the Shredder with his own masculine wiles. Everyone else agrees this is insane. OR IS IT?

One by one he watched them die, just fade away like sleeping. Now forty years has come and passed, and still he waits to keep the promise he'd always planned on keeping. Oneshot.

They're laughing at him, as he sits there. They're doing the see-ing, and he's left with the saw-ing.

One of the Nightwatcher's more obscure adventures comes to light.

It's been a long time but he can finally ask April where she's been all this time and maybe fill her in on what happened to the rest of them while she was gone. Oneshot.

DRABBLE: My first ever deathfic. Er, deathdrabble? Whatever. Come on in...if you dare.

After a strange encounter with the Foot Clan's newest weapon, the turtles soon discover that poison is the least of their worries. When a brother goes missing, a terrifying new destiny is awakened. In their blood lies the key to the world's untimely end.

Life never used to be like this, used to take such a heavy tole. But things are different now. The walls are getting thicker, understanding's getting harder, and the dark is growing darker. In our minds we've become invincible. But still, we can broken.

A historian stumbles upon the journal of Major John Bishop, and finds that some stories are better left untold.

Only a few know the truth behind Splinter's earliest beginnings, or how an ordinary rat had the ability to shape the world. Splinter is not among them.

Enemies are back, Donatello is acting strange, and Leonardo suspects that there is much more here than first meets the eye. Little does the eldest turtle realize how right he is.

She spies something inhuman on the roof, and can't tell if it's performance art or a living gargoyle, but it's a nice distraction. Also, its feet are filthy and she hopes to god that thing is only a tail. A romance. Really.

He can't change what is, and he can't fix what can't be healed. Donatello deals with the outcome of what his mutated genes mean for his offspring, and can't seem to reconcile it. Not mpreg.

"You can learn all the crud you want to be prepared," Raph tells Leo. "But it's always gonna be that one thing you didn't learn that comes back to screw you." Comicverse.

Crust – check. Sauce – check. Pepperonis – check. Cheese – check. Twenty minutes at 350 degrees – check. One family dinner – priceless.

Leonardo must make a decision one hot, rainy night. Warning: mpreg, not so happy.

Donatello lays down the law about the treatment of toasters in this household. Quite forcibly.

Raph gets more than he expected. Part 1 of 4 in the Fairy Tale Saga.

Ficlet. Sometimes Mikey has nightmares that he's somehow lost his brothers, put them away, like the many toys he's boxed over the years.

Takes place in Vol One, Issues 10 and 11. Mike isn't handling Leo's defeat at the hands of the Foot too well, but then again, who is?

In which Mike wants to know why Leo isn't taking advantage of their new freedom to walk above the ground, and Leo is oddly honest. Takes place in Volume 4 of the comics.

If a change causes a thing to cease existing, he's lost a brother and gained something else. Donatello/Leonardo one-sided.