Hershel Nadel

In spectacular Fortnite fashion, the game devs first posted a not-so-cryptic tweet that pays homage to Thanos and his sinister line in Avengers: Endgame . " He is inevitable… " the tweet reads, followed by six colored circles that likely represent the infinity stones. The tease was just a tease, until just over an hour later, Fortnite confirmed Thanos's return, and that players will be able to compete for a chance to win the Thanos Outfit and Infinity Gauntlet Back Bling inspired by the MCU's Avengers: Engage . The item will then release in the item s There have been countless Marvel and DC comics where heroes have fought one another before realizing that they are supposed to be allies. They don't trust one another, fight it out, and eventually get back to proper business. It is a tiring trope, but this twist doesn't exactly fit the norm even when tweaking it. After all, this happens with heroes and Deathstroke isn't exactly a hero - which makes his surrender all the more surprising. While it is refreshing that this is an instance where allies won't beat each other up too much, it is incredibly suspicious how quickly he ducks out from fighting Bat The Avengers: Endgame villain appeared in Fortnite just before his final act in the MCU, giving gamers the ability to utilize the infinity gauntlet for epic gameplay possibilities. Thanos’s massive crossover into the Fortnite Universe included a special Infinity War mode and Thanos himself appeared in-game to execute his master eliminate-half-of-the-universe plan. The game mode allowed players to access Thanos’s Infinity Gauntlet, which, when picked up, turned the player into the Mad Titan himself, with vanity and unlimited power to boot. Increased stats, a deadly move set, and the chance to play as Thanos was enough to get players frantically searching the map for the Infinity Gauntlet, but the devs never gave players a permanent Thanos skin. That just changed with an official announcement that confirms that Thanos really is inevita For starters, as Catwoman points out , why bother threatening her so intensely? If he had no intention of harming her or hindering Batman, why not try this out do it at all? He also pointed a gun at her; he didn't simply restrain her using purely physical force. There was a clear show that he could instantly kill her if Batman made a wrong move. So what exactly was the wrong move? The caped crusader DID ultimately attack him and Catwoman even joined the fray before he surrendered. What exactly is he playing at? Deathstroke also makes a point to call attention to the fact that he doesn't attack the Dark Knight while he's getting his memories back. An attack during a moment of disorientation would seem par for the course for an enemy - yet Catwoman is still free to defend him, so this wouldn't be a smart tactic anyway. Even though Deathstroke claims to be an ally, there is no real reason for anyone to let down their guard with him. His behavior is plenty suspicious and his tactics don't reflect any real sign of sincer Deathstroke has added a new twist to a classic hero cliché. _Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point #4 _ takes something that happens in dozens of comics and twists them in a surprising way. Deathstroke and Batman have come face-to-face in an aggressive manner, but it may not end that way - at least not Luckily, players won't have to wait long to find out. Early this morning, the countdown timer for the end of Season 4 event appeared in-game with the event scheduled to take place on Tuesday, December 1 at 4 p.m. EST. This gives players a little over a week to complete all of their challenges, reach level 100, and unlock all of the alternative hero skins before time runs out. As divulged by Epic Games , his will also be a one-time event meaning players have one chance to witness the end of the season and there will not be additional showings. This has become a typical practice for Fortnite , but it could lead to some hiccups if history repeats its Fortnite is a good place for sending messages and self-promoting. It is, by many metrics, one of the most successful video games in the world. Its overwhelming fame has made it a cultural phenomenon, and even people who've never played a video game have likely at least heard its name. Even Fortnite itself is using its own fame to send a message; earlier this year the game became the battlefield for an ongoing legal battle between developer Epic Games and Apple , with the former accusing the latter of exerting a monopoly over the iOS development space and furthering anticompetitive practi Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point #4 has the creative team of Donald Mustard, Christos Gage, Christian Duce, John Kalisz, and Andworld Design. At the end of the previous issue, Batman gained his first-ever Victory Royale which landed him in front of Deathstroke - who was threatening Catwoman. The two fight briefly, but then things shift. Deathstroke claims that he doesn't actually want to fight Batman despite his previous threats and he surrenders almost immediately - which is incredibly strange considering who he