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Tim Drake dies, then wakes up eight years old and feverish. Who knew the afterlife was so strange?
Alternative Title: How Long Tim Drake Is Capable of Living in Denial, a Saga
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Tim had enough. He had done the work, stuck with it for too long. He needed a break and if he had to hide to get one, he would.
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Tim is back in Gotham after having given the Justice league the means to save Batman from his Time Trip, and having just finished saving Wayne Enterprises from a hostile league take over. He goes into hiding under a hidden alias, 'Jackie Malone', until he is found by a recently returned Bruce.
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After somehow falling through a suspiciously placed worm hole, Matt enters another universe and is taken by the Court of Owls, Nightwing is also a prisoner.
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Welcome to 7-Eleven by hearttoruu
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Red Robin (Comics), Batman: Under the Red Hood (2010)
02 Jul 2026
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Tim has two jobs that would send his dad into a coma if he ever found out--that is, if that wasn't already the case. The first is a gas station employee. The second, a mercenary. Contract Killer. Bounty Hunter. Whatever you call it, Tim doesn’t care. He only has one thing on his mind; his next target, the Red Hood.
So when he sees that damned leather jacket roaming the store for the third time that week, he can’t help the shark-like grin spreading over his face.
“Welcome to 7-Eleven, how may I help you?”
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A cult raid in Cairo goes catastrophically wrong when a reality-warping artifact shatters more than the target—it tears Moon Knight's system out of their universe entirely.
They wake up in Gotham City.
Khonshu is gone, reduced to faint radio static. The suit won't come. The healing won't work. For the first time in years, every injury stays broken.
Stranded in a world that isn't theirs, Marc Spector, Steven Grant, Jake Lockley, and the rest of the system are forced to survive with nothing but military training, questionable impulse control, and a rapidly deteriorating body. Gotham's criminals are bad enough. Gotham's vigilantes are worse.
When an Arkham breakout ends with Marc surviving through pure, reckless improvisation, Batman takes notice. What he expects to find is another escaped patient.
What he finds instead is a man who doesn't exist.
No records. No DNA matches. No history. And a brain that appears to physically rewrite itself every time a different alter takes control.
As Batman investigates and the system searches for a way home, both sides begin to realize the same thing:
Whatever brought Moon Knight to Gotham is still active—and the clock is running out.
