[Western Crossover] Did I Find the Right Dad This Time?

Rumor has it that the Lord of Hell and the Lord of Dreams once fought a spectacular, thrilling, and dangerous duel. In the end, the Dream King used "hope" to defeat the Fallen Angel. From then on, the two fearsome beings became mortal enemies. In reality, "Hope" turned into a five-year-old child who spent all day following the Lord of Dreams and the Lord of Hell around, calling them Daddy. A certain Lord of Dreams, who had been single for trillions of years: ??? A certain Lord of Hell, who was secretly in love: !!! Yes! One day, the five-year-old darling awakened his powers and went missing. The anxious fathers joined forces and nearly tore the Dream Realm and Hell apart. They almost turned the entire multiverse upside down, too. By the time the two biological fathers finally found their son, he already had a whole string of wild dads trailing behind him. A complete collection of Dark Knight dads, and even Mommy Bruce; A Kryptonian dad was a must, even if he was a Lego minifigure! Iron Man came in different colors, too. Gold and red, or white, they were all nice; There were plenty of Brooklyn veterans, including one who loved raising a kid with his best friend. All these wild dads were found and claimed by the lost little Hope himself. He absolutely wasn't forced into anything. In response: Young Master Bruce, who had a 14-year-old cling to his leg in the street and call him Daddy: ??? The overworked Kryptonian who had just started his career when a son fell out of the sky: ??? The frozen old soldier from the deep who wanted to become a super soldier but became a super babysitter first: !!! Iron Man, an egg-and-tomato stir-fry, kissed on the cheek by a little kid: ... Ahem. In little Hope's eyes, Daddy looked different every day. But that was okay. He would never mistake his daddy! [Please note] 1. Spider-Man X Hope. No romance before adulthood; the relationship develops much, much later. 2. My writing is limited. Any OOC behavior is the silly author's fault. I'll lie down and take my beating. 3. The early story focuses on raising the kid. It's about an adorable five-year-old who keeps bouncing around the multiverse with his childhood friend! Theme: Growing into a better adult.