Supergirl fic, art and feels

I'm slowly rewatching the show and trying to also finally finish it. I stopped watching all the way back in season 4, but once upon a time, Supergirl was my fandom. Anyway, I'm also trying to get back into fic writing so for every episode I am challenging myself to write a fic. I've written three so far!

Title: your destiny is not tied to his
Fandom: Supergirl (TV 2015)
Character(s)/Relationship(s) Kara Zor-El
Rating: General Audiences
Length: 1/1, 1000 words
Warnings/Notes: drabble sequence
Summary: To the world, he is Superman—but to Kara he is so much more.

A drabble sequence exploring Kara's internal journey from the young girl trapped in the Phantom Zone to the heroine Supergirl.

Link: your destiny is not tied to his


Title: like sisters do
Fandom: Supergirl (TV 2015)
Character(s)/Relationship(s) Alex Danvers & Kara Danvers
Rating: General Audiences
Length: 1/1, 2,171 words
Warnings/Notes: Based on a scene from the second episode of Supergirl.
Summary: "You have always looked out for me, since the day my cousin dropped me off at your house."
"Do you remember how scared you were of the popcorn maker?"
"Yeah. You crawled under the table next to me. Showed me the melted butter and sprinkled the tiny, white crystals ..."

Alex Danvers had been an older sister for two weeks and she hated every bit of it, but one day she went into the kitchen to make popcorn and she left with an alien sister who she was starting to actually like.

Link: like sisters do

Title: my safety net became my reflex
Fandom: Supergirl (TV 2015)
Character(s)/Relationship(s) James Olsen/Kara Danvers, James Olsen & Alex Danvers
Rating: General Audiences
Length: 2/2, 2,658 words
Warnings/Notes: missing scene from episode 3
Summary: "When did you even call him? The second I left?"

"I press that button when I get scared. And I was scared I was going to lose you."

With Reactron in National City continuing his vendetta against Superman with a new target in Supergirl, James worries about the Girl of Steel.

Link: my safety net became my reflex