A review by justjonsbooks
Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point by Christos Gage, Donald Mustard
3.0
Honestly the more volumes I read in this series the more disappointed I feel with it, and the more I realise it really is aimed at a younger audiences.
The ending was fine but similarly to previous volumes It felt fairly rushed and ended up leaving more questions than answers. I was also left disappointed with the bittersweet ending between Batman and Catwoman. After they return to Gotham and regain their memories they decide to go their separate ways despite the bond and partnership they developed during their time on the Fortnite Island. I felt like this whole experience would open their eyes to second chances and a new start together, instead of just returning to their old ways. Who knows maybe this is something they can develop in a future series if there is any.
Anyway, overall this Fortnite Zero Point series was a fun read, as you would expect from seeing your favourite DC heroes inside the Fortnite world. But it did leave a lot to be desired. If the volumes were a little longer and more detailed for an older audience I think it could have been excellent.
The ending was fine but similarly to previous volumes It felt fairly rushed and ended up leaving more questions than answers. I was also left disappointed with the bittersweet ending between Batman and Catwoman. After they return to Gotham and regain their memories they decide to go their separate ways despite the bond and partnership they developed during their time on the Fortnite Island. I felt like this whole experience would open their eyes to second chances and a new start together, instead of just returning to their old ways. Who knows maybe this is something they can develop in a future series if there is any.
Anyway, overall this Fortnite Zero Point series was a fun read, as you would expect from seeing your favourite DC heroes inside the Fortnite world. But it did leave a lot to be desired. If the volumes were a little longer and more detailed for an older audience I think it could have been excellent.