Title: Trapped on the Merry-go-round
Author: Muccamukk
Canon: DC Universe
Pairing: Michael Jon Carter/Ted Kord
Rating: Explicit [NC-17]
Word Count: 35,844
Summary: Ted planned to give his life to save the Earth. Booster planned to make his reputation by running a professional team of superheroes. Rip planned to fix time whereRead More »
Title: Like This Before
Author: poisonivory
Canon: DC Universe
Pairing: Michael Jon Carter/Ted Kord
Rating: General [G]
Word Count: 10,300
Summary: DCnU. Booster Gold is a gloryhound, an egomaniac, and probably a con artist. So when he says he and Ted used to be best friends, why does Ted want to believe him?Read More »
Title: Shadowy Reflections
Author: silver_apples
Canon: DC Universe
Pairing: Michael Jon Carter/Ted Kord
Rating: Mature [R]
Word Count: 9,400+
Summary: Teleported across dimensions, Booster Gold and Blue Beetle find themselves stranded on an alternate Earth. To get home again, they must go through this newRead More »
Title: Forest Fires
Author: frimfram_sauce
Canon: DC Universe
Pairing: Michael Jon Carter/Ted Kord
Rating: Explicit [NC-17]
Word Count: 2,500
Summary: So someone wanted something written to accompany this image by the super idiosyn of Ted doing his Bug mechanic thing, and after a certain amount of back andRead More »
Title: Losing the Colors
Author: frimfram_sauce
Canon: DC Universe
Pairing: Michael Jon Carter/Ted Kord
Rating: Explicit [NC-17]
Word Count: 2,450
Summary: In Booster’s 80s series there is a crack-tastic sequence when he fights the sometimes Flash villain known as THE RAINBOW RAIDER, a kind of Z-list forerunner ofRead More »
Title: The Unseen City
Author: fleur_de_liz
Canon: DC Universe
Pairing: Michael Jon Carter/Ted Kord
Rating: Explicit [NC-17]
Word Count: 13,500+
Summary: There is another city inside the heart of Hub City, a city unseen. The city hides many secrets, but can Ted Kord hide his from the mysterious and handsome Booster Carter?Read More »
Title: The Hustle
Author: anamatics
Canon: Agent Carter/MCU
Pairing: Peggy Carter/Angie Martinelli
Rating: Teen [PG]
Word Count: 20,258
Summary: When Angie’s cousin gambles with money that wasn’t his to lose, he calls the only person he can think of to help him. Angie’s not exactly keen on doing it, but she did teach him to shoot pool, after all, she’s certainly better than his sorry ass. Only problem is, Angie’s not about to get her thumbs broken over some mobster’s money.
Recommendation: I need to take a moment and gush about the period details. Gah! Poor, wonderful Angie sent to one of those places to “fix her”. Her cousin sounds like a tool, but it reflects well on Angie that she’s still willing to go to bat for him despite that. I even love the little nod to Stucky, with Peggy admitting she might have ended up as a beard. It hurts my heart that Angie keeps calling herself broken, I know it probably was an oft-held feeling in that day but it still makes me sad. Now that I’ve gotten the sad out of the way, let’s move on to how badass both Angie and Peggy are. Like wow. And to top all that off, really awesome illustrations!
