Title: Sight For Sore Eyes
Author: ladybugkay
Fandom: DCU
Pairing: Bruce/Clark
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 751
Summary: Tim gets the shock of his life, from which he will never recover.
Disclaimer: DCU owns the characters, but I like to borrow them and make them do dirty things.
A/N: Happy (early) birthday,![[info]](https://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small}
tmelange! I'm posting this early because I don't think I'll be online tomorrow, but I hope you have a wonderful, wonderful day, filled with your favourite foods and all the best presents you could receive. You deserve it!
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Author: ladybugkay
Fandom: DCU
Pairing: Bruce/Clark
Rating: PG
Warnings: a bit sappy and self-indulgent
Word Count: 979
Summary: A relationship with Clark brings to light certain truths about Bruce's sleeping habits.
Disclaimer: DC owns both the boys and their alter egos. Their (other) nocturnal activities belong to me.
A/N: This is for you,
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jen_in_japan. I've owed you a birthday fic for ages, now, but my Bruce/Clark muses have been completely AWOL until now. I hope this also works as an apology for the shameful delay. It's a bit awkward, I think, as it's been so long since I've written this pairing.-
Batfic/Supermanfic: The End (Bruce/Clark)
Dec. 16th, 2007 04:35 amAuthor: ladybugkay
Fandom: DCU
Pairing: Bruce/Clark
Rating: PG
Word Count: 1905
Summary: From the end to the beginning of the end, then onward. (5 scenes in a relationship)
Disclaimer: DC owns both gentlemen (and the villain). I squish them together in sexy ways for fun and no monetary compensation.
A/N: The first section was posted a little while ago as a drabbley thing, but then I wrote another one that seemed like it could be a prequel. So then I wrote two more drabbley things of similar length, and then I decided that I was experimenting with writing a strange, angsty ficlet of drabbley things in reverse. Hence, this story goes mostly backwards. If you're confused, follow the numbering. All in all, I think the experiment failed, but I still like a lot of the lines in this, so what the hell, right?
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Title: Sewing Lessons (aka The Other Kiss)
Author: ladybugkay
Fandom: DCU/Smallville
Pairing: Bruce/Clark
Rating: R (just to be safe)
Word Count: 506
Summary: Sequel to Peter Pan's Thimble (aka The Kiss). Bruce's POV of the Kiss that rendered Clark so utterly useless.
Disclaimer: DC and Gough & Millar and probably a few others own the boys. I am borrowing them and slashing them mercilessly for pure entertainment and no cash.
A/N: There is no excuse for writing this absolutely unnecessary sequel other than that a little bunny hopped my way, and I couldn't resist. Shameless continuation of a well-received early fic ensues. Forgive me? I've held this sequel back for a while, because it wasn't anything I was exactly proud of, but finally I decided to just post the damn thing.
Author: ladybugkay
Fandom: DCU
Pairing: Bruce/Clark
Warning: Angst!
Rating: PG
Word Count: 264
Summary: Bruce ends things with Clark.
Disclaimer: DC owns both gentlemen. I write about them for fun, not for money.
A/N: Apparently, I am in an angsty mood, lately, so avoid this drabble if you're looking for happy, fluffy Bruce/Clark. Things do not look good for our boys, here, and I don't want people angry for what went on here, especially since I have no idea where this came from. (And I love Bruce. Really.)
EDIT: I have incorporated this drabbley thing into a fic called The End.
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Author: ladybugkay
Fandom: DCU/Smallville
Pairing: Bruce/Clark (pre-slash)
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 3210
Warnings/Spoilers: A few references to things from all 6 seasons of Smallville, but although it's best if you've seen the pilot, you really don't need to have watched any of it.
Summary: After a horrific few days, Superman finds himself in Gotham for the first time.
Disclaimer: DC and Gough & Millar and all those people own them. I'm playing for entertainment.A/N2: This was written mostly before the recent earthquakes, and as I have no personal experience with such events, I hope no one finds this story inappropriate or disrespectful in any way.
( The thing is, he hasn't been doing this that long. )
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Superman/Batfic: I Never (Bruce/Clark)
Jul. 4th, 2007 11:15 pmTitle: I Never
Author: ladybugkay
Pairing: Bruce/Clark
Fandom: DCU and Smallville
Rating: R for language and sexual references
Word Count: 495
Summary: Crack!fic. Superman and Batman play a drinking game. The one where if you have done the something mentioned, you drink. If you’ve ‘never,’ you don’t.
Disclaimer: DC and Gough & Millar own them. I’m playing.
A/N: This idea snuck into my head while I was out buying milk, and I had to write it down. Sorry?
Title: Chiroptophobia
Author: ladybugkay
Pairing: Bruce/Clark
Word Count: 3416
Rating: PG-13 for language.
Summary: Superman has a Bat-phobia. Or Bruce causes symptoms that an oblivious
Disclaimer: DC are the proud (and often abusive) parents. I’m just the fawning stranger.
A/N: at the end of the story.
Not a fic: An S/B-perfect Neruda poem
Jun. 24th, 2007 01:05 amI am completely in love with jen_in_japan's writing. I adore pretty much everything she does, and yay for me, she writes mostly Bruce/Clark. Or Superman/Batman. Same thing. *[see clarification below]* The first thing I ever read of hers was her Music of the Spheres series, which I fell in love with and which I still reread with much affection. If you haven't read it, you should really check it out. Bruce and Clark, from their most recent respective movies, meet and history is made. But because Clark is basically immortal, we know that ultimately, as it would be for Clark whoever he ends up with, things will end with Clark being alone.
Anyway, I found this poem by Pablo Neruda (yes, the one beloved by fic writers the world over), and it is just perfect for Clark after...well, the thing we Bruce/Clark writers never want to think about happens. We know this isn't what Neruda had in mind, but the poem works so well, he might have been a prophet. Translated by Stephen Tapscott.
Tell me if you agree (or disagree) about how appropriate this poem is for Clark.
