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Phil Coulson's Case Files of the Toasterverse
Phil Coulson's Case Files of the Toasterverse
Fandom: The Avengers
Relationships: Steve Rogers/Tony Stark, Clint Barton/Phil Coulson, Jane Foster/Thor, Bruce Banner/Betty Ross, Maria Hill/Sif
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Short stories from the Toasterverse, because the author gets panicky writing long form stories built around plot and has to finish something in order to function.
Phil has problems with these people. So does the Author.
The current "chronological" listing of the Toasterverse:
SHIELD Has Paperwork for Everything (Casefile 5)
Hollow Your Bones Like a Bird’s (Casefile 6)
Some Things Shouldn’t Be a Chore (Toasterverse 1)
Ordinary Workplace Hazards (Toasterverse 2)
Phil Coulson is Not the Avengers PR Manager (Casefile 1)
Phil Coulson Does Not Bake (Casefile 2)
Phil Coulson Wasn’t Grown In a Lab (He Has a Mom) (Casefile 13)
Phil Coulson is Not the Avengers’ Matchmaker (Casefile 7)
Four (Or Five) Reasons for Kidnapping Tony Stark (Toasterverse 3)
Phil Coulson is Not a SHIELD Recruiter (Casefile 3)
Phil Coulson Doesn’t Take Attendance (Casefile 6)
Discussions in Dynamic Relationships (Casefile 11)
Dating the Long Way Around (Toasterverse 4)
Things Unseen (That Are Captured on Film) (Toasterverse 5)
Hunting the Hero (Toasterverse 6)
Phil Coulson Knows Tony Stark's Super Villain Name (Casefile 15)
Phil Coulson Can’t Keep the Avengers Out of Medical (Casefile 4)
Over the River and Through the Woods (Casefile 17)
Extracurricular Activities (Casefile 12)
Phil Coulson Doesn’t Work for StarkIndustries (Casefile 9)
Best of Life and Asgard (Casefile 10)
Diplomatic Relations and Intelligence Failures (Casefile 16)
Casefiles 8 (Ghosts of Christmas Memory) and 14 (Avengers Calendar) fall in multiple places in the timeline.
Relationships: Steve Rogers/Tony Stark, Clint Barton/Phil Coulson, Jane Foster/Thor, Bruce Banner/Betty Ross, Maria Hill/Sif
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Short stories from the Toasterverse, because the author gets panicky writing long form stories built around plot and has to finish something in order to function.
Phil has problems with these people. So does the Author.
The current "chronological" listing of the Toasterverse:
SHIELD Has Paperwork for Everything (Casefile 5)
Hollow Your Bones Like a Bird’s (Casefile 6)
Some Things Shouldn’t Be a Chore (Toasterverse 1)
Ordinary Workplace Hazards (Toasterverse 2)
Phil Coulson is Not the Avengers PR Manager (Casefile 1)
Phil Coulson Does Not Bake (Casefile 2)
Phil Coulson Wasn’t Grown In a Lab (He Has a Mom) (Casefile 13)
Phil Coulson is Not the Avengers’ Matchmaker (Casefile 7)
Four (Or Five) Reasons for Kidnapping Tony Stark (Toasterverse 3)
Phil Coulson is Not a SHIELD Recruiter (Casefile 3)
Phil Coulson Doesn’t Take Attendance (Casefile 6)
Discussions in Dynamic Relationships (Casefile 11)
Dating the Long Way Around (Toasterverse 4)
Things Unseen (That Are Captured on Film) (Toasterverse 5)
Hunting the Hero (Toasterverse 6)
Phil Coulson Knows Tony Stark's Super Villain Name (Casefile 15)
Phil Coulson Can’t Keep the Avengers Out of Medical (Casefile 4)
Over the River and Through the Woods (Casefile 17)
Extracurricular Activities (Casefile 12)
Phil Coulson Doesn’t Work for StarkIndustries (Casefile 9)
Best of Life and Asgard (Casefile 10)
Diplomatic Relations and Intelligence Failures (Casefile 16)
Casefiles 8 (Ghosts of Christmas Memory) and 14 (Avengers Calendar) fall in multiple places in the timeline.
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February 3, 2016
1. Phil Coulson is Not the Avengers' Public Relations Manager ....4*
2. Phil Coulson Does Not Bake (and The Avengers Do Not Shop At IKEA Anymore) ....4*
3. Phil Coulson Is Not a SHIELD Recruiter (Except for Special Cases) ....4*
4. Phil Coulson Can't Keep the Avengers Out of Medical ....4,5*
5. SHIELD Has Paperwork for Everything ....5*
6. Phil Coulson Does Not Take Attendance ....4*
7. Phil Coulson Is Not the Avengers' Matchmaker (Or Their Style Consultant) ....4*
8. Ghosts of Christmas Memory ....4*
9. Phil Coulson Doesn't Work for StarkIndustries ....4,5*
10. The Best of Life and Asgard ....3*
11. Discussions in Dynamic Relationships ....5*, i cried like a baby.
12. Extracurricular Activities ....3*
13. Phil Coulson Wasn't Grown in a Lab (He Has a Mom)... it's not complete, i don't read not finished fanfictions, i know better... :D
14. The Avengers' Calendar ...again, not finished, so i didn't read it
15. Phil Coulson Knows Tony Stark's Super Villain Name ....4*
16. Diplomatic Relations and Intelligence Failures .... I'm not a fan of Ms. Hill, so I skipped this one
17. Over the River and Through the Woods ....4*
...but overall I really loved this.
2. Phil Coulson Does Not Bake (and The Avengers Do Not Shop At IKEA Anymore) ....4*
3. Phil Coulson Is Not a SHIELD Recruiter (Except for Special Cases) ....4*
4. Phil Coulson Can't Keep the Avengers Out of Medical ....4,5*
5. SHIELD Has Paperwork for Everything ....5*
6. Phil Coulson Does Not Take Attendance ....4*
7. Phil Coulson Is Not the Avengers' Matchmaker (Or Their Style Consultant) ....4*
8. Ghosts of Christmas Memory ....4*
9. Phil Coulson Doesn't Work for StarkIndustries ....4,5*
10. The Best of Life and Asgard ....3*
11. Discussions in Dynamic Relationships ....5*, i cried like a baby.
12. Extracurricular Activities ....3*
13. Phil Coulson Wasn't Grown in a Lab (He Has a Mom)... it's not complete, i don't read not finished fanfictions, i know better... :D
14. The Avengers' Calendar ...again, not finished, so i didn't read it
15. Phil Coulson Knows Tony Stark's Super Villain Name ....4*
16. Diplomatic Relations and Intelligence Failures .... I'm not a fan of Ms. Hill, so I skipped this one
17. Over the River and Through the Woods ....4*
...but overall I really loved this.
May 26, 2017
Excellent -- I particularly liked "Phil Coulson Knows Tony Stark's Super Villain Name", so this review is going to be about that.
Tony Stark has only joked about taking over the world--ruling it would be too much work. Nick Fury isn't so sure he's joking, but in order to squash any such thoughts, he invites Tony to participate in a paintball game. All Tony has to do is steal the nameplate from Nick Fury's desk -- which will be defended by all Shield's agents, and his own teammates, the Avengers. Nick should have realized that Tony loves a good challenge and thrives under pressure. Coulson thinks Nick is crazy, tells him so and predicts that no good would come of it. He was right. Not even Nick resorting to cheating worked; Shield agents fell like dominos. Phil Coulson got to watch the carnage at his leisure, since the first thing Tony did was assasinate him ("Sorry Phil," he says, "Nothing would have worked if you hadn't died first." Phil was quite proud of that.)
Tony's tactics are hilarious. Not even Captain America trying to talk him down helped (and he was dating the man). In the end, Coulson gets to say "I told you so," Shield ends up with a tremendous cleaning bill (paintball, you know), and Tony claims the win.
Get ready to have your funnybone tickled.
Tony Stark has only joked about taking over the world--ruling it would be too much work. Nick Fury isn't so sure he's joking, but in order to squash any such thoughts, he invites Tony to participate in a paintball game. All Tony has to do is steal the nameplate from Nick Fury's desk -- which will be defended by all Shield's agents, and his own teammates, the Avengers. Nick should have realized that Tony loves a good challenge and thrives under pressure. Coulson thinks Nick is crazy, tells him so and predicts that no good would come of it. He was right. Not even Nick resorting to cheating worked; Shield agents fell like dominos. Phil Coulson got to watch the carnage at his leisure, since the first thing Tony did was assasinate him ("Sorry Phil," he says, "Nothing would have worked if you hadn't died first." Phil was quite proud of that.)
Tony's tactics are hilarious. Not even Captain America trying to talk him down helped (and he was dating the man). In the end, Coulson gets to say "I told you so," Shield ends up with a tremendous cleaning bill (paintball, you know), and Tony claims the win.
Get ready to have your funnybone tickled.
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