Grace Choi (New Earth)

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 * Image                  = Outsiders-41.jpg
 * ImageText              = Grace
 * RealName               = Grace Choi
 * CurrentAlias           = Grace
 * Distinguish1           =
 * Distinguish2           =
 * Aliases                =
 * Identity               = Secret
 * Alignment              = Good
 * Affiliation            = Outsiders
 * Relatives              = Bana-Mighdall Amazon (mother)
 * Universe               = New Earth
 * BaseOfOperations       = Secret base in a unknown location


 * Gender                 = Female
 * Height                 = 7'0"
 * Weight                 = 203 lbs
 * Eyes                   = Brown
 * Hair                   = Red
 * UnusualFeatures        =


 * Citizenship            = American
 * Citizenship2           = Amazon
 * MaritalStatus          = Single
 * Occupation             = Adventurer, former bouncer, fugitive
 * Education              =


 * Origin                 =
 * PlaceOfBirth           =
 * Creators               = Judd Winick; Tom Raney
 * First                  = Outsiders Vol 3 #1


 * HistoryText            =

Before the Outsiders
Grace is a tall woman with metahuman strength who sports tattoos styled along Pacific First Nations lines on both of her arms. Her height is estimated at around 7 feet, which would make her among the tallest heroes of the DC Universe. Grace, who doesn't "take crap" from anyone, has developed a very long list of ex-lovers (amongst them Green Arrow and, apparently, Plastic Man). She also had a casual sexual relationship with Arsenal.

She was one of the surviving victims of a prostitution ring that exploited abducted and runaway children as its "merchandise". Upon reaching puberty, Grace used her then-nascent metahuman powers to escape, and spent the next several years living independently, until her recruitment into the Outsiders.

When the team is captured by the Brain and Monsieur Mallah, they remark on how Grace has been enhanced more than "her kind" usually is. The Outsiders are confused by that remark, leading Mallah to laugh and comment: "You mean they don't know what you are?" The meaning of Mallah's remark has not yet been revealed; however, Nightwing has intimated that he does have some inkling as to her true nature.

During the Amazons Attack it is revealed that Grace's mother was a Bana-Mighdall Amazon.

Joining the Outsiders
She was the bouncer for the metahuman nightclub Chaney's in Metropolis; Arsenal recruited her for the newly-formed Outsiders. Even if she and Arsenal were old friends, she wasn't very keen on joining until he told her the Outsiders job would pay her three times more than her bouncer job.

Her relationship with the other Outsiders was a difficult one from the start, with her constant chastising of the others, most notably the android Indigo. She continually questioned the team's effectiveness and their role in the overall heroing scheme, which caused her to be on the outs with leader Nightwing at times.

Her casual attitudes towards sexuality also led to insults by others, most notably Thunder. Nonetheless, she earned the group's respect and in return respected each of the other members' capabilities, sometimes even pushing them farther than they thought they could go. (Such as when Grace, with the help of Thunder, was able to catch a crashing jet.)

During the team's battle with the demonic villain Sabbac, Grace's face was badly burned, but her power of regeneration allowed her to heal within hours. Her brutal methods in dealing with her opponents were exemplified in this battle, as she sought payback against the villain.

One Year Later
Grace Choi remains a member of the Outsiders, and assisted in toppling the regime of Mali. She gets along quite well with the team's newest member, Captain Boomerang, and the two have been involved in the somewhat questionable interrogation of some soldiers, involving torture. It has been revealed that Grace has been secretly involved in a lesbian relationship with Thunder, Anissa Pierce. After an unsuccessful mission in North Korea involving Checkmate, Nightwing hands over the Outsiders to Batman who elects to decide on his own roster.

Grace features in the Amazons Attack where during an attack on the United States by the Amazons, she encounters the Bana Amazons. One of its members tells her that she is actually part of their tribe, the explanation for both her metahuman abilities and earlier allusions by others to "her kind". In the aftermath of the war, Batman assigns Wonder Woman and Grace to a cleanup mission which serves as an audition for his Outsiders roster. Grace identifies herself as half-Amazonian and displays a deep knowledge of Bana-Mighdall history. Batman and Wonder Woman accept that she is a Bana, and this is confirmed when Grace successfully handles a bomb engineered so that only women with Bana DNA might control it. Diana and Grace end their joint mission describing each other as cousins.

Pleased with her performance, Batman welcomes Grace as the final member of his Outsiders. Despite being angry that Thunder "washed out" during Batman's try-out and has been excluded from the team, she accepts.

Superhuman Strength: Grace possesses an incredible level of superhuman strength. She has managed to lift weights well beyond the range of most metahumans with superhuman strength. Because of this, it is likely that Grace's strength is comparable to that of Wonder Woman.
 * Powers                 =

Superhuman Durability

Superhuman Stamina

Regenerative Healing

Skilled Combatant
 * Abilities              =

Amazon History: she has a adept knowledge of Bana-Mighdall Amazons of which she is a member of.
 * Strength               = Able to lift 300 tons at least.
 * Weaknesses             = None


 * Equipment              =
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 * Notes                  =
 * Trivia                 =
 * Grace is a Bisexual
 * Grace is in a relationship with Thunder


 * DC                     =
 * Wikipedia              = Grace Choi
 * Links                  =
 * Grace at The Unofficial Guide to the DC Universe

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