This Queer Fan Favorite Is Returning for 'Black Lightning' Season 2

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Ever since the show premiered earlier this year, Black Lightning fans have been excited about seeing the romance between two badass women of color, Anissa Pierce (aka Thunder) and Grace Choi, unfold on the small screen.

Fans got a little taste of their relationship during season 1 of the popular CW show, but queer superheroes lovers still want more!

Luckily for us, according to a report by NewNowNext, Grace Choi's season 2 return is officially confirmed!

Chantal Thuy, the actress who plays Grace, posted an on-set picture on Twitter during filming for Black Lightning season 2.

\u201c#blacklighting #gracechoi \ud83d\udc4b\ud83c\udffd\u201d
— Chantal Thuy (@Chantal Thuy) 1532746391

We can't wait to see Grace's return!!

Season 2 of Black Lightning premieres on October 7 on The CW! Watch the trailer in the video below!

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