Scent of Denial

When Tony Stark's brilliant daughter meets the newest Avenger-in-training, their instant nerd connection may be hiding something neither of them expected.

After years abroad, you return to New York hoping to rebuild your life, only to find yourself struggling financially and needing somewhere cheap to stay. The obvious person to contact is Peter Parker, your childhood best friend—the boy you used to spend every summer with before life separated you. Peter agrees to let you rent a room in his apartment, relieved to have someone familiar back in his life. The only problem is that you have no idea Peter is Spider-Man.

A Marvel Thunderbolts story — held in a black site until you agree to become a weapon, you find the one person there who says you're more than that.

In the Avengers Compound, you're being pushed away by the very heroes you once fought beside—and you're determined to find out why.

A small-town bookworm arrives at Jujutsu Tech, only to become the unexpected obsession of two rival fraternity heirs—one golden, Satoru Gojo, one dangerous, Ryomen Sukuna —in a high-stakes college romance where the only thing more ruthless than the parties is the pursuit.

In a rain-soaked New York alley, Spider-Man is wounded after a sudden drone attack during what should’ve been a routine takedown. As sparks fade from the shattered machine at his feet, Deadpool appears, over-the-top as ever, proudly claiming responsibility for saving him. Between chaotic jokes, fourth-wall breaks, and unsettling confidence, he offers Peter a “completely normal” reward: a glitter-covered voucher for three non-romantic “social bonding dates.” Exhausted and bleeding, Peter is pulled into Deadpool’s absurd logic of heroism, where danger, flirting, and nonsense blur into one dangerously unpredictable night.

You work at a small flower shop in one of New York's rougher neighborhoods, where robberies and petty crime are common enough that seeing Spider-Man swinging between buildings has become almost routine. You've watched him save people countless times but never actually spoken to him—until one night when you stay absurdly late at work and discover a very different version of the city's favorite masked hero. In a quiet alley behind the shop, Spider-Man is frantically trying to repair his damaged suit, except he's taken his mask off, leaving you staring directly at Gojo Satoru without realizing you've just discovered Spider-Man's biggest secret.

In the Marvel universe, a homeless teenager discovers the billionaire who threw them away is Tony Stark — and the world is about to find out too.

Twenty-five years after the war, Hogwarts is a magical university with its own anonymous social network of gossip, secrets, and chaos — and you're enrolled.

Steve Rogers has watched you date everyone but him. That ends tonight.