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Sherlock陪John去美国开会，半夜撞见Dean Winchester挖坟，一场好戏上演了。
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Say It Just One Time by poisonivory
Fandoms: Super Sons (Comics), Superman (Comics), Batman (Comics), DCU (Comics)
02 Jun 2020
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Five years ago, Damian Wayne broke Jon's heart. Needing a change of scene, Jon moved to the future and joined the Legion of Super-Heroes. But when a family wedding—which may or may not be under threat from supervillains—calls him back to his home time, it's inevitable that he'll run into his ex again.
Luckily, he's over Damian.
Isn't he?
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Hurry Up Don't Take So Long by poisonivory
Fandoms: DCU (Comics), Super Sons (Comics), Superman (Comics), Batman (Comics)
03 Nov 2020
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Jon is Damian's best friend. He's also three years younger than Damian, which means they can't be anything more than friends, no matter what Jon says. Right?
Or: Five times Damian didn't kiss Jon, and one time he did.
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Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? by poisonivory
Fandoms: DCU (Comics), Super Sons (Comics), Superman (Comics), Batman (Comics), Robin (Comics)
04 Oct 2021
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After years in the future with the Legion of Super-Heroes, Jon is finally back in Damian's life, and Damian's determined to keep him in this century. If that means a little fooling around between friends, so be it. It doesn't have to mean anything.
(It just might mean everything.)
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Hold Me Fast and Fear Me Not by poisonivory
Fandoms: DCU (Comics), Super Sons (Comics), Batman (Comics), Superman (Comics)
31 Oct 2025
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There were three possibilities:
One: Jon was telling the truth—and so were Damian’s memories—and Damian’s childhood best friend really had been abducted at age eleven by a mysterious woman who had made everyone forget he ever existed, even his own father.
Two: Damian’s memories were accurate, but the thing Damian had met in the park was not Jon, and was using his memories to manipulate Damian for some nefarious purpose, presumably connected to whatever had made Jon disappear in the first place.
Three: Jon Kent had never existed, and the thing in the park had implanted those memories in Damian’s mind—again, for nefarious purposes.
It was tempting to believe in the first option. Damian’s memories of Jon were so clear: clinging to Goliath’s back and laughing as they soared through the night sky. Crouching by his open window, daring Jon to be bad for once and sneak out. Swearing to Superman that he would protect him.
If Jon was real, Damian had failed profoundly to keep that promise.