That was always in the world of what was potentially going to happen. When Beetz was asked earlier this year if she'd heard anything yet about returning as Domino in the third Deadpool movie, she said, 'No, I haven't. Unlike the first two films, Deadpool 3 will be integrated into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it remains unclear when the threequel will go into production. RELATED: Deadpool 3's Biggest Disney Shift Won't Be Violence But Something Way More Provocative If Disney doesn't make it happen, I'll make it happen.' I love her and so I would be more than happy to revisit her on camera. I've also wanted to be like, 'Maybe I could just do my own origin story.' I feel honored to have been able to depict her on screen and to have played with her, as her.

'I would love to do a Deadpool 3, 4, 5, 7, 19. 'I would love to revisit Domino,' Beetz told when asked about the future of the Deadpool franchise. Of course, with Fox holding an X-Men movie panel at Comic-Con in San Diego next weekend, more news may be forthcoming sooner than you suspect.Zazie Beetz, who played X-Force member Domino in Deadpool 2, recently discussed the possibility of reprising the fan-favorite character in a solo film, as well as in multiple Deadpool sequels. With only the URL registration to go on, it’s too early to hazard a guess about which version of the team a prospective movie would use, but concept creator Liefeld has long teased the idea of his Cable character appearing in a movie. Currently, the “X-Force” name is being used by two otherwise unrelated series at Marvel: Uncanny X-Force and Cable and X-Force. Through the years, the title has been adopted by different creators for various (and varied) projects, including a satire on the concept of celebrity superheroes and a black-ops branch of the main X-Men team.

RELATED: Marvel Screenwriter: ‘Why Has Destruction Become the Default’ in Movies? (Guest Column) The first issue set a sales record for the comic book industry when released in 1991. For those unfamiliar with X-Force, the concept was created by Rob Liefeld and Fabian Nicieza as a replacement for the teen superhero title New Mutants, with the characters from that series re-organizing themselves into a more militaristic group led by time-traveling cyborg Cable.

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