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Javicia Leslie dons Kate Kane’s Batsuit in this new image from the upcoming season two premiere of Batwoman!

The 33-year-old actress of course stars as new character Ryan Wilder, who takes over as the superhero.

In the season premiere, “What Happened to Kate Kane?”, “Ryan Wilder, a homeless martial arts expert, stumbles upon the Batsuit after original Batwoman . After years of feeling powerless within Gotham City’s corrupt system, she views the cowl as a way to regain her power so she takes it out for a spin,” according to EW.

The new images also feature Meagan Tandy (Sophie Moore), Dougray Scott (Jacob Kane), Nicole Kang (Mary Hamilton), Camrus Johnson (Luke Fox), Warren Christie (Bruce Wayne/Tommy Elliott) and Rachel Skarsten (Alice).

In case you missed it, be sure to check out the recently released trailer for season two, which premieres on Sunday, January 17th on The CW.

Javicia Leslie is stepping into Batwoman‘s shoes in the brand new trailer for the upcoming second season!

The 33-year-old actress takes over the role when Gotham is looking for a new hero after Kate Kane’s (Ruby Rose) disappearance.

“The city needs a hero, it needs a Batwoman,” Nicole Kang says in the trailer.

“Give me a chance,” Javicia says as the new character Ryan Wilder. “Time to be powerful.”

“Don’t kill me, but I’ve made some alterations,” she says of the new suit.

Batwoman also stars Meagan Tandy, Rachel Skarsten, Camrus Johnson, and more. Season two will also feature Alex Morf in a new villain role.

Season two of Batwoman premieres on Sunday, January 17th at 8pm ET/PT on The CW.

In case you missed them, be sure to check out the photos of the new Batwoman suit!

Rachel Skarsten and Meagan Tandy have fun and make silly faces while appearing at Build Series on Monday (October 7) in New York City.

The co-stars appeared on the program to talk about their new show Batwoman, which premiered the night before.

Batwoman debuted with 1.8 million viewers and a 0.5 rating among adults 18-49, THR reports. The latest addition to the Arrow-verse had the strongest debut on The CW since Black Lightning premiered in January of 2018.

The premiere episode of Batwoman will re-air TONIGHT (October 8) at 9/8c on The CW after the season six premiere of The Flash!

Rachel Skarsten sits beside Meagan Tandy during the Batwoman panel during the 2019 New York Comic Con at Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on Sunday afternoon (October 6) in New York City.

The two stars of the new CW series chatted with fans about the new show, which premiered that same night.

Rachel spoke to Variety after the premiere, opening up about the reveal of just who Alice is – Beth, Kate’s long-lost (and presumed dead) twin sister.

She revealed that during her audition, Rachel didn’t know which character she was auditioning for, as the names on the sides had changed. After being cast, the showrunners let her in on Alice’s secret.

“I always say as an actor I want to know enough about my character — the bigger picture of my character — because of course that informs my decisions in the moment,” Rachel explained. “But I also like to not know some things — because we don’t know everything about the story of our lives as [it] unfolds.”

“I tried to play it as subtly as possible until the reveal, but obviously wanting to do it enough where, if you were looking back on it, you’d say, ‘Oh, there it is!’”

Rachel adds that Alice is “an incredibly talented but also intelligent individual” who is “very aware of everything she’s doing.”

10+ pics inside of Rachel Skarsten and Meagan Tandy at NYCC for Batwoman…

Ruby Rose flashes her pearly whites while making an appearance at Build Series on Monday (September 30) in New York City.

The 33-year-old actress went on the show to chat about her upcoming new show Batwoman.

Ruby and her co-star Rachel Skarsten recently opened up about the character of Alice on the show, who essentially is similar to the Joker in Batman.

“She’s just ruthless. She’s a sociopath,” Ruby told EW. “What makes Alice so terrifying is that you can’t tell if she’s 100 percent bad or evil.”

“They’re both very, very strong, very independent, very intelligent, extremely capable, both intellectually and physically females,” Rachel added of both Alice and Batwoman. “So you have them on opposing sides, but you don’t know who can outwit the other, who can out-punch the other. It’s a toss-up. So I think that makes them amazing, amazing foes for one another. But then of course there is also some history that will come into it that I think complicates everything, but also feeds into them being great nemeses for each other.”

The cast of Katy Keene get in a group shot while backstage at the 2019 iHeartRadio Music Festival at the T-Mobile Arena on Saturday night (September 21) in Las Vegas.

The crew – Julia Chan, Ashleigh Murray, Lucy Hale and Jonny Beauchamp – took a break from filming to go cross country for the music festival.

Also in attendance were Batwoman‘s Rachel Skarsten, CNCO, Zara Larsson, In Real Life, Wesley Stromberg, and Jacob Sartorius.

In case you missed, check out tons of photos of Miley Cyrus performing on stage that same night.

The 2019 iHeartRadio Music Festival will air on Wednesday, October 2nd on The CW!

FYI: Lucy is wearing Swarovski rings. Ashleigh is wearing Levi’s jeans.

Rachel Skarsten is giving off some serious sinister vibes in this new promo for The CW’s Batwoman.

The former Reign actress plays Alice, the leader of the Wonderland gang in the upcoming series.

While Alice is the main villain in the new show, don’t expect her to be just like the Joker.

“I mean, no one can fill the shoes of the people who have played Joker before me. That’s insane. It would be crazy to try,” Rachel told CinemaBlend in a new interview. “And I always think that while imitation is the greatest form of flattery, I can flatter them in other ways.”

She continued that with Alice, she “wanted to create something that was my own. I will never be able to play The Joker the way those people did, but I can play Alice the way I play her, you know?”

“Yes, of course you look to those characters because Alice is to Batwoman what Joker is to Batman. But no, beyond that, I’ve sort of tried to create my own thing.”

Batwoman premieres Sunday, October 6th @ 8PM ET/PT on The CW.