Issue comics are getting way more popular in Fortnite and loopers are purchasing these comics to redeem skins and cosmetics. These issue comics bring in new collaborations in the game. One such collaboration of Zero War leaked as the first issue came into the market. This time Spider-Man’s skin leaks that would be available in Fortnite as the Spider-Verse expands in Fortnite. The leaks also show Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen skins coming to the game as well.
The Spider-Verse is expanding in Fortnite with the new skins
Spider-Man’s skin has been popular in the game since the start of the chapter and the Fortnite community was treated with two spider man skins. Fortnite keeps on bringing Marvel crossovers as Marvel has a huge fan base. Spider-Man is one of the popular characters in Marvel and is often seen in Fortnite.
With the new issue surfacing, players who brought received spider man cosmetics as a reward. It’s known that to receive these rewards players have to invest in the comics. Spider-Man Zero is another skin outfit released with issue #1 and was accompanied by a Pickaxe and back bling. A few leakers speculate that another web-slinger will be releasing and it won’t be Peter Parker.
Leaks show the arrival of new Spider-Man variant skins including Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen
The leaked cover of Fortnite x Zero War made the community ponder a lot of possibilities. The cover displays a web-slinger named Spider- Gwen against Haze. The outfit is inspired by the comic itself and from the Into The Spider-Verse movies. The picture shown below is what the outfit looks like.
Miles Morales is also a variant cover for the crossover issue. Loopers are speculating a Miles Morales spider man skin but there is no confirmation yet. The issue does come up with a lot of new ideas and we will get to see more crossovers soon.
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