We'll Always Have Metropolis
Dec. 11th, 2006 09:14 pmI saw Brokeback Mountain. This is what happened.
I doubt it would have ever been finished without![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
wachey’s beta and help, and ilyena_sylph also made me stop being so self-conscious with her thoughts, so thank you. This story was both written very quickly and very slowly, in that the first few time periods all came out in a few hours, followed by editing, nitpicking, and figuring out the end since my freakin’ birthday in the third week of November. Building DCAU Kyle, with a dash of Hal as he is there, and making this all right had me stuck.
I just discovered it's too possible to make a post too large, thus, it's broken up into two posts. Gracious.
We'll Always Have Metropolis
Kyle/Wally, Toonverse.
R: Lots and lots of sexual language, explicit sex, canon (and temporary) character death, and inevitable angst. References to In Brightest Day, Hearts & Minds, Hereafter, Starcrossed, The Return, Flash & Substance, and Destroyer. Begins right after In Brightest Day.
13k+ words
When Kyle Rayner begins working with the Flash on a comic book, art becomes a secondary concern. When he's called to Oa for training, and it turns into a fifteen year tour of duty far from home, there are some things on Earth that keep calling him back.
( Metropolis, Part One )
I doubt it would have ever been finished without
wachey’s beta and help, and ilyena_sylph also made me stop being so self-conscious with her thoughts, so thank you. This story was both written very quickly and very slowly, in that the first few time periods all came out in a few hours, followed by editing, nitpicking, and figuring out the end since my freakin’ birthday in the third week of November. Building DCAU Kyle, with a dash of Hal as he is there, and making this all right had me stuck.I just discovered it's too possible to make a post too large, thus, it's broken up into two posts. Gracious.
We'll Always Have Metropolis
Kyle/Wally, Toonverse.
R: Lots and lots of sexual language, explicit sex, canon (and temporary) character death, and inevitable angst. References to In Brightest Day, Hearts & Minds, Hereafter, Starcrossed, The Return, Flash & Substance, and Destroyer. Begins right after In Brightest Day.
13k+ words
When Kyle Rayner begins working with the Flash on a comic book, art becomes a secondary concern. When he's called to Oa for training, and it turns into a fifteen year tour of duty far from home, there are some things on Earth that keep calling him back.
( Metropolis, Part One )