Wicked City: Will We Get Another Season of Black Girl Magick?
- Ashley Slade

- Dec 12
- 3 min read
Updated: Dec 13
In 2022, streaming platform ALLBLK released the pilot season of Wicked City. This series follows a group of Black urban witches in Atlanta, GA battling supernatural forces.

“Wicked City” Eyes Season 4 Renewal: Coven Prepares for Next Chapter on ALLBLK
Atlanta, GA – The immensely popular supernatural drama Wicked City, which has held a strong presence on the streaming platform ALLBLK, is reportedly being set up for a fourth season — a next-chapter that promises to raise the stakes even higher for its coven of Black witches.
Created by writers/co-creators Kristin Iris Johnson and Serena M. Lee, Wicked City debuted in December 2022 and chronicles a modern urban coven of witches in Atlanta as they navigate magical powers, dark secrets and formidable enemies. AMC Networks+2Wikipedia+2Season 2 launched in October 2023 and Season 3 followed in October 2024. Pressparty+1
What we know so far
While ALLBLK has publicly confirmed renewal for Season 3, official word on a Season 4 has yet to be verified by the platform or creators. Still, several industry signals suggest the door is opening:
The service has renewed Wicked City previously, citing its strong viewership and positive responses. UrbanBridgez+1
The Season 3 finale event in Los Angeles included comments by the co-creators that “we now have three seasons” and hinted at future development. Los Angeles Sentinel
Sources familiar with production note that the narrative arc in Season 3 leaves enough open-ended threads for the coven to embark on a new chapter — setting up a logical path into Season 4.
What could Season 4 bring?
Industry watchers and fans alike are speculating on the next move for the witches of “Wicked City”. Possible directions include:
Exploring the aftermath of Season 3’s major confrontations: new enemies, deeper spiritual threats, and more intense power dynamics among the coven.
Introducing new characters or supernatural forces — perhaps linking to untapped myths or expanding the world beyond Atlanta.
Delving further into character-driven storylines: relationships, betrayals, alliances and the moral toll of wielding power.
Elevated production values and more ambitious scope: given the show’s steady growth, Season 4 could push into longer episodes or higher budgets.
Why It Matters

Wicked City holds a distinctive place in the streaming landscape:
It centers Black female-led supernatural storytelling — a voice that has been historically under-represented in the genre. The co-creators have spoken about wanting to “see the type of show we always wanted to see”. Los Angeles Sentinel
For ALLBLK (a platform committed to “stream where you’re celebrated”), Wicked City has become a flagship original that helps differentiate the service in a crowded streaming market.
Its mix of fantasy, drama and urban realism appeals to viewers looking for something beyond standard genre fare.
Challenges and questions ahead
Despite strong momentum, a Season 4 would face some questions:
Will budget and production timelines keep pace with increasing ambitions?
How will the writers avoid stalling the story or repeating themes from past seasons? A fourth season can either rejuvenate or stagnate a show if not handled carefully.
Will the cast and creative team remain intact, given the demands of ongoing production and potential for cast turnover?
What’s next & release prospects
While no official renewal announcement is on record yet, insiders suggest a decision could drop in the coming months. Should Season 4 be green-lit, a premiere sometime in the fall of 2025 or early 2026 seems plausible, following the show’s October release pattern. Streaming platforms typically target Q4 releases for high-visibility originals.
For now, fans can revisit Seasons 1-3 on ALLBLK and keep an eye on announcements from the platform and creators. The witches of Wicked City may soon be returning — and with them, a deeper dive into dark magic, sisterhood, and the shadows that lie beyond.



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