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As some of you might know already, when I'm a fan of an actor, I usually know more than one character they played and have seen them in various movies and TV shows. Jeremy Renner is one of those where this fits, and so, whenever the SFBB starts a new round, I'm on the lookout for other characters he played to show up. For the second time in a row, I managed to snaffle a story with "Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters" as one of the fandoms \O/ This time, my lovely author spikedluv paired it with the comedy show "The New Adventures of Christine", which I knew from the title, but not much else. And so it was quite a surprise when I got her story "Cursed" and found out that the guy who played Christine's ex-husband Richard is none else than Clark Gregg, better known as Agent Phil Coulson from the MCU XD Clint/Coulson in an AU ;)

And now - on with the show!!

( Blessing or Curse? )


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My dears, the time has come to present you my second entry for this year's smallfandombang. And like my first set of artworks, this here is, in my humble opinion, equally ambitious.

The second story I claimed is called "Broke Off A Dark Twig", beautifully written by the wonderful kat_lair, and, most important for me, set in the "Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters" fandom. Which is exactly the movie that made me a Jeremy Renner fan XD Quick recap for those of you who haven't seen it: It's your well-known pair of fairy-tale siblings all grown-up and out there, hunting all the things that go bump in the night. Technically, the Steampunk edition of "Supernatural" XD

And now - THE ARTWORKS!

( Not your usual fairy tale... )


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