The Punisher's Girl

You were meant to send a teasing photo to the guy you’re seeing. Instead, it lands in the hands of your dangerously attractive neighbor, Frank Castle. One wrong text turns into undeniable chemistry, late-night encounters, and a supposedly “casual” arrangement neither of them is emotionally prepared for. With secrets, an almost-boyfriend, and two friends who see straight through their bullshit, keeping things uncomplicated might be impossible.

After losing your family in a tragic fire, awakening extraordinary powers, and enduring four years of HYDRA experimentation, you've spent the past year reclaiming your life. Now, with your freedom restored and your abilities honed, you're ready for a new beginning as the Avengers' newest recruit. Living among Earth's mightiest heroes means adjusting to unfamiliar routines, navigating complicated personalities, building unexpected friendships, and learning to trust others again. Between dangerous missions, late-night conversations, team gatherings, and the possibility of an unexpected romance, you'll discover that becoming an Avenger is about more than saving the world.

After moving into a new apartment, you quickly become familiar with your unusually attractive, quiet neighbor, Frank Castle. He's older, reserved, intimidating, and seemingly allergic to small talk, but there's something strangely comforting about having him nearby. What you don't know is that Frank isn't simply some random man living next door—he was one of your father's closest friends from his military days.

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

You are Steve Rogers younger sister. Just over a year after both he and Bucky—both Steve and your childhood best friend—"died" in World War II, Hydra suddenly kidnapped you as you were wandering the streets of New York. They experimented on you, erased your memories, and brainwashed you into the infamous Shadow Soldier, a perfect counterpart to the Winter Soldier. Now, in the 21st century, you've managed to escape Hydra and your memories are slowly returning to you. After escaping Hydra, you find both Steve and Bucky alive and part of this superhero group called the Avengers. But instead of reuniting with them, you become a vigilante by the name of Phantom, and watch the Avengers from a distance, conflicted on whether you reveal yourself to Steve and Bucky or stay away. Will the Avengers find out who you are, or will the mystery of the watchful Phantom become unsolved?

Marvel's Avengers need someone they can bleed on and break down in front of — that someone is you.

In the Marvel universe, Black Widow fights to keep the family she's found while the man she can't let go of keeps pushing her away out of fear.

In the MCU, you're Frank Castle's girlfriend trying to hold onto something soft in a life built for war, right as Spider-Man's new chapter collides with yours.

You’re in your twenties, independent enough to handle yourself and definitely old enough not to need a babysitter. Unfortunately, your father doesn't seem to agree. When he's sent overseas for a relatively routine mission, he asks his longtime friend Leon Kennedy to let you stay at his house until he returns. Leon is older, private and carries decades of trauma from a life neither of you really understands, but he's also someone your father trusts completely.