First Look At Lynda Carter & Melissa Benoist In Supergirl Season 2 Set Images

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Wonder Woman meets Supergirl!

Lynda Carter will be featured in Supergirl Season 2 as the president. Melissa Benoist took to Instagram to post an image of herself as Supergirl along with Carter who played Wonder Woman in the 1975 TV series.

“Met a wonderful woman today,” Benoist posted.

More set pics of Lynda Carter as the president also surfaced on social networks. See below.

In addition to the former Wonder Woman, Supergirl Season 2 will also feature Superman, Miss Martian, Mon-El and Lex Luthor’s sister.

Supergirl Season 2 premiers Monday, October 10th at 8pm ET on The CW.

 

A photo posted by Melissa Benoist (@melissabenoist) on

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