Alicia at the time when the Dark Avengers were drawn into this pocket dimension. In other media Television Alicia made her animated debut in the 1982 Incredible Hulk series. She appears in the episode "Bruce Banner: Unmasked" where her stepfather gets control of the residents in Metro City, as well as Hulk. She is the only person of whom he does not make a puppet and assists the Hulk in defeating him. Alicia Masters was a regular character in the 1994 Fantastic Four series, voiced by Pauline Arthur Lomas. Alicia Masters appears in Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes, voiced by Sunita Prasad. Here, she is portrayed as African-American, similar to her appearance in the Fantastic Four films. Alicia Masters appears in The Super Hero Squad Show episode "Blind Rage Knows No Color" voiced by Tara Strong. Film In the unreleased 1994 film The Fantastic Four, Alicia Masters first live-action appearance was played by Kat Green. In this portrayal, Alicia is kidnapped by a thief called "The Jeweler," who intends to marry her. Earlier in the film, the Jeweler steals a large diamond from Reed Richard's space mission in order to give it to Alicia, thus causing the Fantastic Four to receive their powers without the diamond's protection. Dr. Doom later takes Alicia hostage, and Ben Grimm frees her. Alicia appears in the 2005 film Fantastic Four, where she is played by Kerry Washington. She becomes the love interest of Ben Grimm after the latter's fiancée leaves him following his mutation into the Thing. In a scene in Alicia's studio, Ben notes a number of puppets on the wall, which she says belong to her "stepfather". This incarnation of Alicia Masters is African American as opposed to Caucasian in the comics. Washington reprised the role in the 2007 sequel, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer. She serves as Sue Storm's maid of honor. According to Michael Chiklis, Masters and Grimm's relationship would have had a greater focus in the cancelled third installment of the Fantastic Four film series. Video games The character appears in the game based on the movie, voiced by Cree Summer. In the story, the Thing and Mr. Fantastic must rescue her from the Mole Man's minions. On one level of the game, her stepfather, the Puppet Master, brings Egyptian and prehistoric museum exhibits to life to attack the Fantastic Four, as he feels that association with