Tracie Nicole Thoms

The multi-talented Tracie is a triple threat: actress / singer / producer!
A regular on a couple of previous tv series, she's currently featured on Cold Case, plus doing feature films, and even Broadway, between seasons!
She co-starred with noted genre actress Rosario Dawson twice, in Rent (where she & Rosario were the only lead performers not from the Broadway version*)and GrindHouse presents: Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof / GrindHouse "Death Proof".
*Tracie later joined the Broadway production of Rent in 2008 for the show's final three months!

Genre appearances include...
Wonder Woman [2011] (Etta Candy)
Liberty City: the American Dream aka C.R.E.A.M. the American Dream
(Ki Hassan /associate producer)
Reapers (Nikki)
Human Target "Dead Head"
Cold Case (Det. Kat Miller)
Warrior Class (Thelma)
GrindHouse presents: Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof / GrindHouse "Death Proof" (Kim)
WonderFalls (Mahandra McGinty)

Check out...
Tracy's Twitter feed
Tracy's FaceBook page
Tracie's MySpace page
a FanPage

Mahandra McGinty was played by Kerry Washington in the unaired version of the pilot for WonderFalls

Kerry Washington

Another actress (along with Jessica Alba) who's appeared in both Fantastic Four films...
Bounces between "serious" films like Rayand Last King of Scotland and "popcorn" flicks like Lakeview Terrace and I Think I Love My Wife with ease.

Genre appearances include...
Django Unchained (BroomHilda)
Scandal (Olivia Pope)
Black Panther (Princess Shuri aka Black Panther)
Lakeview Terrace (Lisa Mattson)

Fantastic Four / Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (Alicia Masters)
Mr & Mrs Smith (Jasmine)
Boston Legal (Chelina Hall)
Sin (Kassie)
WonderFalls (Mahandra McGinty)
[unaired pilot. Role assumed in series by Tracie Thoms]

Check out...
Kerry Washington Central (FanSite)

Other actresses to play Alicia Masters...
Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes [2007] Sunita Prasad
Marvel Action Hour: Fantastic Four [1996] Paulina Lomas
The Fantastic Four [1994] Kat Green [live-action film, never officially released]
Fantastic Four: the VideoGame [2005] Cree Summer