#dcaspec2025

If you are a DC Creator who identifies on the a-spectrum, we would like to feature you and your work in a Highlight!

Highlights will be posted in the lead-up to and during DC Aspec Week, to boost creators in the DC Fandom who identify as asexual, aromantic, demisexual and/or gray-asexual. The work highlighted does not need to involve a-spectrum themes. You do not need to be submitting a work to DC Aspec Week to be highlighted as an aspec creator.

DC Aspec Week is a fandom event to celebrate creators and characters who identify on the asexual and/or aromantic spectrums. Submissions are welcome from October 19th to October 25th 2025, during Asexual Awareness Week.

A longtime SuperBat enjoyer and otherwise passive participant, Fenris started writing for this fandom around the start of 2023, and has not looked back since! JayTim consumed her body and soul, and as a biromantic demisexual, she loves to explore the potential and the evolution of their complicated relationship. Most of her works are explicitly rated, feel-good stories full of mutual pining with a happy ending. You can most often find her blogging when she was meant to be writing.

Read more of intricate rituals

@ragnarokhound | Archiveofourown

DC Aspec Week celebrates all aspec creators and works with aspec characters. We do not divide our community based on which ships members enjoy, or which ships you personally "approve" of. We encourage you not to interact with works that don't interest you, but please don't use this event as a platform to exclude queer creators.

Evan Sparrow has been in the DC fandom for over a decade, and regularly participates in various DC events and zines. They like the Flash and Teen Titans the most, but Batfam characters are also often featured in their art. They are an asexual lesbian, and other than DC fanart they love making fanart of women from various fandoms.

@evearellie

Cass made the move into writing slashfiction two years ago after almost a decade writing other fanworks. She mainly focuses on Jaydick, but has plans to introduce platonic Batfam works in the future. It is only in the last couple of years that she figured out she was asexual, so this event has been a great way to explore this in writing. You can find her on Tumblr and AO3 under redbirdandbluebird23.

Read more of Gay's the Word @redbirdandbluebird23 | Archiveofourown

Kitsu_kitkat is pretty new to the DC fandom. I only really started to write for the fandom this year, but Bruce Wayne and his peculiarities bewitched me XD and now I am a Superbat warrior and happy Batfam enjoyer. though I'm new to DC, I have been writing for a long while, the earliest I can remember being 13. I discovered I was ace through fan media and fanfiction creators actually, learning about the identity and identifying with those experiences until I had a name for what I was. Currently, I proudly identify as a biromantic asexual, and I am excited to finish my wips one by one and knock these blorbos against each other like Ken dolls.

Read more of The Moon will sing a song for me @joekitsu | Archiveofourown | Bluesky

Esperata is what may be considered fandom old. She was writing her first fanfic pre-internet on an early word processor and has migrated through Yahoo Groups, LJ, and ff.net before getting to AO3. The journey also took her through discovering queer culture and subsequently identifying as aro-ace, something that most likely wouldn't have happened without fandom. Although she's naturally covered a lot of media in that time, DC has taken up a big part with her primary ships being hattercrow and riddlebird. Esperata is also a mod of @riddlebirdweek, @penguinweek and @riddlerweek.

Read more of Do You Mind? @esperata | Archiveofourown | Bluesky