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Epic Zero #11
Epic Zero 11: Tales of a Mere Meta Mortal
Kids who love superheroes, adventure, and laugh-out-loud humor will love the eleventh book in the bestselling, power-packed Epic Zero series!
Elliott Harkness is finally finding his footing as the leader of Next Gen. There’s just one problem—he still doesn’t trust Kid Supreme. But Elliott will have to put his suspicions aside when an even bigger threat emerges.
Nations are suddenly preparing for war against their neighbors! Elliott doesn’t know what’s causing the hostilities until Minerva, the Goddess of Wisdom, appears. She warns him that Mars, the God of War, is trying to start World War III! To stop him, Elliott, Kid Supreme, and Pinball must find three legendary Weapons of Power—Neptune’s Trident, Jupiter’s Thunderbolt, and Pluto’s Helm of Darkness. But Mars has sent his own team to retrieve the artifacts, and whoever finds them first will determine the fate of the world!
With billions of lives at stake, will Elliott become the epic hero he's always wanted to be—or will he always be just an Epic Zero?
Epic Zero delivers big adventure and even bigger laughs.
- Action-packed superhero chapter books for kids ages 8-12
- Hooks reluctant readers with humor, short chapters, and exciting cliffhangers
- Explores themes of family, friendship, teamwork, courage, and perseverance
- Includes 16 illustrated character profiles and a full glossary of superpowers
- Perfect for independent reading and family read-alouds for grades 3-6
- A complete 12-book series that keeps kids coming back for more
With hilarious twists and epic superhero action, Epic Zero has a superpower of its own—it gets kids excited about reading.
Elliott Harkness is finally finding his footing as the leader of Next Gen. There’s just one problem—he still doesn’t trust Kid Supreme. But Elliott will have to put his suspicions aside when an even bigger threat emerges.
Nations are suddenly preparing for war against their neighbors! Elliott doesn’t know what’s causing the hostilities until Minerva, the Goddess of Wisdom, appears. She warns him that Mars, the God of War, is trying to start World War III! To stop him, Elliott, Kid Supreme, and Pinball must find three legendary Weapons of Power—Neptune’s Trident, Jupiter’s Thunderbolt, and Pluto’s Helm of Darkness. But Mars has sent his own team to retrieve the artifacts, and whoever finds them first will determine the fate of the world!
With billions of lives at stake, will Elliott become the epic hero he's always wanted to be—or will he always be just an Epic Zero?
Epic Zero delivers big adventure and even bigger laughs.
- Action-packed superhero chapter books for kids ages 8-12
- Hooks reluctant readers with humor, short chapters, and exciting cliffhangers
- Explores themes of family, friendship, teamwork, courage, and perseverance
- Includes 16 illustrated character profiles and a full glossary of superpowers
- Perfect for independent reading and family read-alouds for grades 3-6
- A complete 12-book series that keeps kids coming back for more
With hilarious twists and epic superhero action, Epic Zero has a superpower of its own—it gets kids excited about reading.
- GenresMiddle Grade
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First published April 13, 2023
About the author
R.L. Ullman
40 books106 followersR.L. Ullman is the bestselling, award-winning author of books for young readers, including the EPIC ZERO, THE BOY WITH VIDEO GAME POWERS, TRADING CARD HERO, UNLEGENDARY DRAGON, and MONSTER PROBLEMS series. His fun, action-packed stories get kids to put down their screens and pick up a book! R.L. lives in Connecticut with his laptop and family. You can find out more about R.L. at rlullman.com.
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May 27, 2026
I really liked the plot of the story. But I hated the fact that god was capitalized. God is not capitalized unless it is in the beginning of the sentence or it means our Lord God. I only gave this story a three-star rating because I liked the plot. The plot was really cool. But never, ever capitalize god unless it means God.
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