‘Fortnite’ Marvel Zero War Crossover: Five Issue Comic Coming, Brings Skins and MORE for Battle Royale

"Fortnite" and Marvel are getting another crossover, but this time, it will begin in the comic books first before it arrives in the battle royale game. The crossover event is entitled "Zero War," and it has the same features as DC's "Zero Point" crossover that featured Batman, having different codes within each comic for a corresponding skin or item in the game.

'Fortnite' Marvel Zero War Crossover: Five Comic Limited Issue

According to Marvel's release, "Fortnite" is crossing over again, and this time it is for the Zero War limited issue that will feature five comics to release by June. After the issue's complete release, it will feature a code that will give "Fortnite" users a chance to unlock skin and other company offers for this collaboration.

The comic would feature Spider-Man, Wolverine, Shuri, and Tony Stark's Iron Man, who would team up with several icons from "Fortnite" coming to the Marvel comic. The quest would look into the "Zero Shard" that fell from an unknown world and poses a catastrophe threat to the planet and its inhabitants.

The crossover would focus on the Zero War arc, and it is something close to DC's "Zero Point," except it does not have a magical shard for the quest.

'Fortnite Marvel Zero War': Soon Bringing Skins and MORE

Marvel Comics editor, Alanna Smith, says that the "Zero War" will go on a different kind of treasure hunt that will give the characters of "Fortnite" and Marvel a new look.

The unique skin and other crossover offers will arrive by the battle royale platform a week after the June release of its issues are complete.

'Fortnite' and Marvel's Crossovers

"Fortnite" and Marvel's last significant crossover manifested previous 2020, and since then, there have been no massive releases from both apart from random skins of different characters from the comic books. The "Fortnite" Marvel Nexus War brought other top characters from the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, and The Avengers to the popular game.

The conclusion of the Nexus War even focused on the "Boogie Before Oblivion," where the head of Galactus stuck out from the ocean and remained inactive there until the game changed themes. No other crossovers happened in the battle royale, and the Galactus arc did not happen despite the many fans wanting to see it in "Fortnite."

There were a lot of different Marvel heroes and villains that joined the game in the past months, and it focused on bringing the character skins for gamers and enjoying their presence. Nevertheless, the new Zero War crossover suggests that it might be an event in "Fortnite," and it will happen soon, bringing new hope for Marvel fans in the game.

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Written by Isaiah Richard