Months have passed since the last world-ending threat, and for once, the Avengers aren’t racing to save humanity every other day. Missions still happen, but they’re smaller, quicker, and leave plenty of time for what nobody expected: normal life.
Martina Black graduated from Midtown School of Science and Technology early. Publicly, she’s a brilliant former student who became a Stark Industries “intern.” In reality, the internship is a cover for the fact that Martina is secretly an Avenger.
When the universe breaks, two worlds collide. Y/N Rogers-Stark has always lived between impossible expectations. The daughter of Tony Stark and raised by Steve Rogers, she grew up surrounded by heroes, battles, and the pressure of carrying two legendary names. A skilled boxer with no magic, Y/N has always fought her own way. She’s stubborn, intelligent, loyal, and determined to prove she is more than just Iron Man’s daughter or Captain America’s kid. But when the Avengers face a creature powerful enough to tear through reality itself, everything changes. A universe slip throws Y/N, the Avengers, and Peter Parker into a world they never knew existed — a world of spells, castles, and Hogwarts. Now, superheroes and witches must learn to coexist. As Hogwarts discovers the girl who combines courage, intelligence, ambition, and loyalty, Y/N finds herself caught between two worlds. With new friendships, unexpected rivals, and Peter Parker’s obvious feelings becoming impossible to ignore, she must figure out where she truly belongs. Because sometimes the person who doesn’t belong anywhere is the one who brings everyone together.
Martina Black is a 20-year-old bartender at one of New York’s most popular bars. To everyone who walks in, she’s just the beautiful bartender with a sharp attitude, quick humor, and an incredible memory for regular customers.
Y/N Stark, better known as Snow Bunny, has spent her entire life growing up in Avengers Tower as Tony Stark’s daughter. Raised by Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, she’s become one of the team’s strongest members with her powerful ice abilities and a reputation for making the impossible look easy—whether she’s saving the world or dominating on the soccer field, volleyball court, track, or flag football field. When Tony introduces two new recruits, Peter Parker and Mia, life at the Tower begins to change. Peter quickly becomes one of Y/N’s closest friends, but Mia can’t stand the attention and love Y/N receives from the Avengers. What starts as simple jealousy slowly grows into a dangerous obsession, threatening not only Y/N’s place on the team but the family she’s always known. As new enemies emerge, secrets unravel, and loyalties are tested, Y/N must learn that sometimes the greatest threat isn’t the villain standing across the battlefield… it’s the one standing beside you.
Everyone knows Captain America as a hero. But not everyone knows what it’s like to be his daughter. Martina Rogers was raised by Steve Rogers, learning what it means to be brave, loyal, and selfless. But she was also raised by Tony Stark, who taught her how to think differently, create the impossible, and never stop pushing herself. Growing up surrounded by the Avengers meant Martina was never just a normal teenager. Between school, sports, training, and missions, she has spent her entire life trying to balance who she is with who everyone expects her to be. She’s a fighter. An athlete. A genius. A hero. But she’s also just Martina. When a mission changes everything and the Avengers are forced to choose sides, Martina finds herself trapped between the two people who shaped her most. Steve and Tony may be fighting for what they believe is right, but Martina is left wondering where she belongs. Because choosing a side means hurting someone she loves. As friendships are tested, new relationships form, and secrets begin to surface, Martina must discover that she doesn’t have to be defined by the heroes who raised her. She has to decide what kind of hero she wants to become. Because sometimes the hardest battle isn’t saving the world… it’s finding yourself when the people you love are falling apart.
Peter Parker and Martina Black are Midtown School of Science and Technology’s brightest students and two of Stark Industries’ youngest interns. To everyone else, they’re just gifted teenagers lucky enough to work for Tony Stark. In reality, they’re hiding the biggest secret in New York—Peter is Spider-Man, Martina is the city’s mysterious vigilante known only as Viper, and no one outside the Avengers knows either of their identities.
This story takes place in an alternate Marvel universe where Peter Parker is based on Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man. He’s sarcastic, quick-witted, incredibly intelligent, and prefers working alone rather than relying on a team. He’s been operating as Spider-Man for years, becoming a well-known vigilante throughout New York.
YN is one of HYDRA’s most dangerous operatives, known as Viper. HYDRA treats her less like a soldier and more like a weapon they spent years perfecting.
Martina Black is Tony Stark’s sixteen-year-old daughter, but she isn’t an Avenger. She lives with her mother and has a reputation at school as a “troubled kid”—sarcastic, stubborn, hot-headed, constantly getting detention, and known for getting into fights. She’s also a talented southpaw boxer.
For years, Y/N Stark lived between two worlds. After her parents’ divorce, she spent weekdays with her mother and weekends with her father, Tony Stark, never truly feeling like she belonged in either place. When she finally moves into Avengers Tower at sixteen, she’s determined not to be a burden. But as time passes, the Avengers become more than just her father’s teammates—they become the family she never knew she needed. Two years later, Y/N has earned her place as the hero Snow Bunny, balancing missions, sports, and the life she’s worked so hard to build. Everything changes when Tony introduces two new recruits: Peter Parker and Mia. While Peter quickly finds a friend in Y/N, Mia can’t help but compare her own life to the girl who seems to have it all. As jealousy turns into resentment, Y/N begins to realize that not every battle is fought on a battlefield, and sometimes the people who smile at you the brightest are hiding the deepest pain. A story about family, healing, friendship, and learning that the strongest people often carry the heaviest burdens.
For over a year, the Avengers searched for Frost, a mysterious blue vigilante no one could identify. When Nick Fury finally reveals her identity, they discover Frost is actually Martina Black—a 16-year-old girl with incredible spider abilities, a sarcastic personality, and a secret that was hidden right in front of them.
A battle that was supposed to end with the Avengers defeating a dangerous supervillain takes a completely unexpected turn when the villain uses a powerful device to tear open a portal between worlds. Before anyone can stop it, the Avengers are pulled through and thrown into a completely unfamiliar universe — one filled with magic, witches, wizards, and a school called Hogwarts.
Martina Black has always known exactly who she is. She’s a sixteen-year-old athlete, a straight-A student, and the girl who grew up believing her mother was the only family she needed. With a passion for soccer, football, volleyball, boxing, and track, Martina has built a life away from the world of superheroes. But everything changes when her mother reveals a secret that was hidden for sixteen years. Martina Black is actually Martina Anthony Stark. Tony Stark’s daughter. Suddenly, Martina is thrown into a world of Avengers, technology, and a father she has never known. Tony Stark can build armor, defeat enemies, and save the world—but he has no idea how to become a father to a daughter who grew up without him. And Martina isn’t what anyone expects. She’s not a spoiled billionaire kid. She’s brilliant, independent, stubborn, and her intelligence rivals Tony’s own. But after being experimented on by HYDRA, she also carries a dangerous secret: powerful blue, icy abilities that make her the hero known as Frost. As Tony tries to earn her trust and Martina learns to accept a family she never expected, they discover that some things can’t be fixed with money, inventions, or superpowers. Sometimes the hardest thing to build…is a family
Martina Black, codename Viper, is a 20-year-old Avenger with a past almost nobody knows about. She’s confident, sarcastic, stubborn, and fiercely independent. To the Avengers, she’s a skilled fighter and one of their most intimidating members. To Hydra, she was once a weapon.
