steve rogers – Page 37 – knitting in the dark

punk!stucky is the only au that i care about

beccj:

little Steve the lovely and talented luckyraeve

Becc, you are the GREATEST!!! ❤ Thank you so soooo much for this!

borncareful:

requested by willastyrells:

and you look up – – you’re a long way from shore.

brooklynstucky:

“You look good,Steve ”
“Shut up “
Lol

inheavenlygrass:

Aaaand I’m back in the game! I haven’t been happy with a lot of my art recently but I seem to have gotten my groove back. I’m thinking of making something vaguely porny next… Anyhoo, theoretical future movie-verse.

buckybuns:

brodinsons requested: post-tws bucky being a goober and picking steve up like he’s seen so many guys do with their girls/guys in and around new york just because he can and then kissing him because they’re sappy goobers c:

bucky’s trying to lean back in this kiss but steve’s not really letting him heave him up much. probably post-mission, hence the uniforms. sorry this probably wasn’t what you had in mind though it’s up goober alley :|a

felixandria:

for my love kirkspocks, who wanted sleepy steve/bucky

i immediately thought of this painting so have this, which i like to call “homage” but most people would probably call “blatant plagiarism and not even, like, good plagiarism”

lalawooo:

My first stucky fanart of 2015 has to be sweeeet!Give you the diligent Steve and verschlafen Bucky XD

faun-songs:

outstanding heterosexuals

wintercyan:

wynterwydow:

The moment that you realize Agent 13’s cover was not an accident. Stay classy, S.H.I.E.L.D.

As I mentioned here:

The question is, why was Sharon assigned to watch over Steve in the first place? Fury already had Steve’s apartment bugged; if anything happened, Fury would know about it even before Sharon called it in. Protection? If someone broke in and overpowered Captain freaking America himself, chances are Sharon on her own wouldn’t have been able to stop them either—could she have stopped the Winter Soldier if he’d gone for an up-close kill rather than sniping Fury from the opposite building? No way.

So if she’s not there to spy on Steve or to protect him, why? My guess is emotional manipulation. Here’s a guy from the 1940s thrown into the 21st century, in shock after the trauma of losing basically everyone and everything he ever knew, and on top of that he’s a war veteran showing symptoms of PTSD—and the world depends on him to save it from rogue gods and aliens and who knows what else. That’s not a man you’d dare leave to muddle through things on his own, but what can you do when he refuses to talk about it and declines every offer of help or therapy?

Solution: The nice girl next door. Someone his age (the age he considers himself to be), someone he can relate to, a nurse like his mother—she works in the infectious disease ward just like Sarah Rogers did, imagine that! Steve can’t help admiring her bravery and selflessness in caring for her patients, knowing what it cost his mother. She even reminds him of Peggy, the way she smiles. Just seeing her reminds Steve of why he keeps fighting, why he keeps going back to S.H.I.E.L.D.: to keep people like her safe.

And then it turns out it’s all a carefully crafted lie to give him a reason to get out of bed in the morning, put on his uniform, and do Fury’s dirty work. If I were Steve, I’d be pissed too.