When this comic was announced, I was wondering whether it would be good or not, but it turned out to just be good. I liked the plot and like how they included the Faze Clan in a way that worked within the comic.

Unlike the Batman Who Laughs giving Foundation five stars for his ride to the Rift, I have to give the issue a four out of five, as the comic expands on the DC Fortnite lore without a ton of promise for the future.

Overall this issue was a little better than the first issue since it showed a lot more of the lore of the Fortnite universe while also having Batman discover a little more about what is going on. Though it is better, there still isn't a ton of momentum to keep new readers engaged. So it maintains the same rating as the first issue.

I found this issue better than the previous issues because they pitted Batman against Snake Eyes as this was a matchup already present within the game. Also, I think the art was better this time around with more detail put on the characters fighting and their surroundings.

While the comic series continues to be confusing and strange for a longtime player of the game, the new lore explored, outweighs the previous inconsistencies with the continuity. As we unravel the history and secrets of the island, I'm on board even if I feel lost at times.

While the story still seems to move slow considering there is only one issue left, this issue moved things forward and was the highlight of the series so far.

Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point #6 ends on a high note for me. Despite issues with the story early on, I'm excited to see what other DC Fortnite crossovers can bring.

This issue continues to amp up the story by revealing the origin story of Phantom-One, expanding the character roster, and the awesome cliffhanger.

I like how the story is wrapping up and also leaving us with cliffhangers. I think the writers have been doing a good job with these comics and I look forward to the next issue.

The story arc is reaching its end, and each comic is getting better and revealing more information that we didn't know beforethe perfect reason to get you hooked and looking forward to the next issue.

With this story just starting, I hope to see the story get better. Not the best way to start a new arc and get readers excited, but not a bad way either.

Overall, the issue was enjoyable, but some parts felt like filler, padding the better parts of the story.

The comic was great; it was more fast-paced than the last issue in the series and builds excitement for what's next in the series.