#comics-verse

Chapters: 13/13 Fandom: Marvel 616 Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Steve Rogers/Tony Stark Characters: Steve Rogers, Tony Stark, Sharon Carter (Marvel), James "Bucky" Barnes, Peter Parker Additional Tags: Fix-It, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Civil War (Marvel) Series: Part 1 of Resurrection-verse Summary:

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Spider-Man/Deadpool - Joe Kelly (Comics), Spider-Man (Comicverse), Deadpool (Comics) Rating: Mature Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Peter Parker/Wade Wilson Characters: Peter Parker, Wade Wilson, Kaine (Spider-Man), Ben Reilly, Steve Rogers Additional Tags: Identity Porn, Secret Identity, Identity Reveal, Identity Issues, Hostage Situations, Clones, Spider-clones, Spider-Bros, PhD Student Peter Parker, Canon - Comics, Marvel 616 Compliant, Fluff and Humor, Fluff, Idiots in Love, Friends to Lovers Series: Part 9 of Marvel 616 and MCU Ficlets Summary:

"I'll give you $500 if you let me kidnap you and use you as a hostage for… oh call it 25 minutes? Easy money, right, kid?"

"I'm not a kid," Peter replies, immediately. Without thinking. Typical Peter Parker.

Luckily, Deadpool has bigger problems, on many levels, and doesn't notice that Peter's reaction to being propositioned for a temporary hostage situation is almost as odd as the proposition itself.

"Okay, fine," says Deadpool, checking back through the emergency exit he just barged in from. "Let’s make it a thousand and I'll call you Daddy, how's that?"

Deadpool pays Peter Parker to pretend to be his hostage, and then Peter sort of ends up sleeping with Spider-man’s best buddy Deadpool. Things only get more out of control from there. 

A comics-verse fast burn conflagration of idiots to lovers and identity porn set just after Spider-man/Deadpool #50 and during the post-Hydra-Cap fallout.

In the issues of Uncanny X-Men & X-Men after Rogue defected from the Brotherhood she says at least twice that she can recognise Mystique no matter what form she takes.

How does she do this?

My take is that Mystique created subtle ‘tells’ and trained Rogue to be able to spot them so as to identify her. I remember reading a fanfic years ago where Rogue was in a shopping mall in a training exercise trying to identify who her mother was. It was done at a young age so it became almost subconscious on Rogue’s part.

After Rogue left the Brotherhood Mystique gradually stopped using the tells and Rogue increasingly became unable to identify her in disguise. This is obvious in the comics, as there’s a point where she says she must be losing her touch in one particular issue and another where she cracks Mystique a nasty blow without realising who she is.

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