12 Facts About Grace Choi

Grace Choi is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics.

Outside of comics, Grace Choi has made appearances in television shows and video games.

Grace Choi is a tall Asian-American woman with metahuman strength who sports tattoos styled along Pacific First Nations lines on both of her arms and a circular sun design around her navel.

Grace Choi's history was explored in detail in the "Outsiders: Most Wanted" arc, in which it was revealed that she was one of the surviving victims of a prostitution ring that exploited abducted and runaway children as its "merchandise".

Grace Choi remains a member of the Outsiders, and assisted in toppling the regime of Mali.

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Grace Choi gets along quite well with the team's newest member, Captain Boomerang II, and the two have been involved in the somewhat questionable interrogation of some soldiers, involving torture.

Grace Choi identifies herself as half-Amazonian and displays a deep knowledge of Bana-Mighdall history.

Grace Choi was briefly shown working alongside the Birds of Prey when they attempted to stop a group of villains from killing the Secret Six and taking Neron's "Get Out of Hell Free" card from them.

Grace Choi then invites Thunder back onto the team without Batman's permission.

Many months after her departure from the Outsiders, Grace Choi is shown in a live-in relationship with Anissa, with both women now in a state of semi-retirement following Anissa's recovery.

Grace Choi possesses metahuman levels of strength, heightened durability and endurance, as well as regeneration and increased healing.

Grace Choi is featured in the Smallville Season 11 digital comic based on the TV series.