Contrary to popular belief, it is not Nat who starts it, but Matt. Clint would've been screwed either way, but he wants to make this absolutely clear: Matt is the one to blame for all of this. (Clint Barton is a dead man. No, seriously.)

In which Clint is not the third wheel, he's the glue holding this relationship together. Or: Natasha tries to figure out why she likes this guy so much while battling her own personal demons, and Matt has to fight through every single crisis the world throws at him. The three of them reach the same conclusion, eventually.

Fury places a very, very thin file on his desk in front of Clint. "I need you to look into this vigilante who's popped up in Hell's Kitchen," Fury says. "Absolutely not," Clint immediately responds. "It may not seem like it, but I do have some self-preservation." (This is a lie. But Clint does gain a friend in the process, so he isn't all too worried about it.)

It is decided that Peter Parker needs a different Mentor to defeat a Coming Threat

Series of one-shots featuring nightmares, sick Avengers, hurt Avengers, and other hurt/comfort delights that take place during the early a.m. hours. Now featuring a Daredevil one-shot, chapter three.

When Matt Murdock finally accepts an invitation to join one of the Avengers' bonding sessions, he quickly realizes that maybe he should have thought of the fact that said socializing could get hampered by being blind - and having to hide that fact at all costs. Even when those costs include the Avengers jumping to unfavorable conclusions about him.

A meet not-so-cute of Clint Barton and Matt Murdock as they navigate Fisk's latest scheme. How Hawkeye finally meets the Devil of Hell's Kitchen, and Daredevil unwilling gets a vigilante sidekick. They uncover the truth, about Fisk, and some secret identities. Not slash, no pairings, just dumpster diving and assigning nicknames.

She allows herself one day to grieve. She comes out the next day—ready and not ready at the same time—to face the world. What happened during that time is between Natasha and the dead. (Or: Nat writes a letter, of all the things left unsaid.)

Infinity War AU. "You're not alone in this," Steve murmurs. She breathes in, gathers up the courage to grasp him on the shoulder. "Neither are you," she says. They stand there, mourning together in the silence, because that's how the two of them have always been. (Or: Natasha Romanoff had three families. She's going to get them back and/or die trying.)

After no way home, Peter Parker finds himself on the street. Having a shitty time and he has absolutely no idea how he's going to survive the next couple of months. In comes somebody he remembers, but who doesn't remember him. I'm shitty at summaries but if you like this kind of stuff, maybe give it a try?

Natasha Romanoff has three families. Here are their stories. Part 2 of "a single loose thread"

Matt & Nat series. When Matt is drugged on patrol, Natasha takes care of him. Darewidow. Whumptober Day 1: "Adverse Effects."

It all start's with an explosion in Hell's Kitchen. Everything seems connected and yet nothing is adding up when someone starts targeting S.H.I.E.L.D. locations and spies. Matt Murdock has fallen under Hawkeye's radar. Spider-Man make's an appearance and Foggy just hopes Matt comes out of all this in one piece. (follows Blind Revelations)

Natasha Romanoff has three families, waiting to meet; a lifetime of secrets, waiting to be unloaded; and a multitude of masks, waiting to be torn away. They're all connected. Or: Nat, and learning how to love. Part 1 of "a single loose thread"

Natasha uses Matt as her replacement date for a light mission.

Natasha attempts to complete a mission. (Part of the Matt & Nat AU)

Extensive of I'm a Really Good Lawyer, when Karen, Foggy, and Matt are walking to the coffee shop and talk about his weird moments of the previous story and the lead into him taking Peter Parker's case. Probably should read the previous one before, but I mean, go for it, though you'll be a bit confused. Follow your dreams. Still funny, I guess. Daredevil-appropriate language

Kate gets some unexpected help in the final fight. Spoilers for Hawkeye.

In which through a series of coincidences, just doing his job, and doing a favor for one Iron Fist, Matthew Michael Murdock proved to be a really good lawyer. *Minor Spider-Man: No Way Home Spoilers but honestly, if it's a big deal for you, you have definitely found out from someone else.

Steve and Matt run into each other at Clinton Church and have a conversation about their faith.

Frank Castle tries his best to avoid other vigilantes, but apparently just staying out of Manhattan isn't good enough anymore. When he has a run-in with a child calling himself "Spider-Man" right in the middle of a gang's headquarters, he affirms to himself that it's none of his goddamn business. Then the kid's aunt doesn't make it out. Fucking brilliant.

At the doorway, she pauses. "I'll see you in a minute."

When Natasha first meets Daredevil, she is about to get beat up in one of the many back alleys of Hell's Kitchen. At least, that's what the men cornering her think.

Natasha tries to cope with Matt's death and finds something she lost in the process.

Or, 4 times Matt does things without sight, and 1 time he absolutely can't. FEBUWHUMP PROMPT #18: "I CAN'T SEE"