Epic Zero

Growing up in a superhero family is cool, unless you're powerless!

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***Recipient of the Readers' Favorite 5-star Seal***

"What a fun read! I knew this was a great children's/young adult book when my 11-year-old kept trying to read it over my shoulder. I loved the main character. I loved the message. I loved the illustrations. I just plain loved this book." Rating: 5.0 stars by Tracy A. Fischer for Readers' Favorite.

"An awesome and inspirational coming of age story filled with superheroes, arch villains and lots of action. Most highly recommended." Rating: 5.0 stars by Jack Magnus for Readers' Favorite.

"With Epic Zero, Ullman reminds me of why I used to love superheroes. If the other books are anything like this one, then the whole series will be great." Rating: 5.0 stars by Jessyca Garcia for Readers' Favorite.

12-year-old Elliott Harkness wants nothing more than to join his family as part of the Freedom Force, the world's greatest super-hero team. There's only one problem, he's a "Zero," that's super-speak for powerless. Frequently abandoned by his crime-fighting family, teased by his older super-sister, and picked on at school, Elliott is miserably ordinary in his heroically extraordinary family.

All of that changes when a mysterious new girl comes to town. She believes Elliott is far from ordinary. In fact, she thinks Elliott is the only one capable of capturing a strange and powerful orb that crash-landed on Earth before it falls into the wrong hands. To succeed, Elliott will have to do more than just find the orb. He'll have to fend off menacing supervillains, face globe-conquering aliens, and figure out who's truly on his side. But when Elliott realizes he's the planet's last hope, will he find the power within himself to be the epic hero he's always wanted to be? Or, will he always be just an Epic Zero?

Epic Zero includes sixteen illustrated character profiles complete with individual power statistics, and a full glossary of superpower classifications. A great read for boys, girls, superhero fans and anyone who loves an inspiring coming-of-age underdog story.