to become a series. This version of Black Lightning operates in Freeland while working as the principal of Garfield High School as Jefferson Pierce. In the past, Jefferson witnessed his father Alvin getting killed by gangster Tobias Whale and his men, which led to Jefferson being taken in by Alvin's friend Peter Gambi. Additionally, Jefferson previously operated as Black Lightning years prior before promising his wife Lynn Stewart to retire. During the first season, Jefferson resurfaces as Black Lightning to fight Whale and the 100 as well as the A.S.A. while Jefferson's daughters Anissa and Jennifer start to develop their own metahuman abilities. In the second season, Jefferson loses his position as principal due to absence during the 100's attack on the school before he and his family are recruited by the A.S.A. to combat invading Markovians. In the third season, Jefferson has been placed in an A.S.A. prison called the Pit, where he is experimented on. After eventually getting free, he is recruited by Pariah to help heroes from across the multiverse avert the Crisis. While the Anti-Monitor consumes Jefferson's Earth, Oliver Queen sacrifices himself to reboot the multiverse, leading to Jefferson's Earth becoming part of Earth-Prime. In the fourth season, Jefferson retires from being Black Lightning once more, but ultimately goes on to have a final confrontation with Whale. Cress Williams also appears as Black Lightning in the fifth season of Legends of Tomorrow and the eighth season of The Flash. Film Black Lightning makes a minor appearance in Superman/Batman: Public Enemies, voiced by LeVar Burton. This version works for President Lex Luthor. Black Lightning appears in Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, with vocal effects provided by an uncredited Cedric Yarbrough. This version is an associate of the Justice League. Additionally, a villainous alternate reality version of Black Lightning named Black Power appears as a minor member of the Crime Syndicate. Black Lightning appears in Teen Titans Go! To the Movies. Video games Black Lightning appears in Batman: The Brave and the Bold – The Videogame, voiced again by Bumper Robinson. Black Lightning appears in DC Universe Online, voiced by Alexander Brandon. Black Lightning appears as a "premier skin" for Raiden in Injustice 2, voiced by Kane Jungbluth-Murry. Additionally, The CW incarnation of Black Lightning, referred to as "Multiverse Black Lightning", appears as a playable character in the mobile version. Black Lightning appears as a playable character