During a panel at Fanatics Fest, Ryan Reynolds confirmed that there will eventually be another Deadpool movie, though it may explore lesser-known comic book storylines.

The actor mentioned that several 'deep cuts' from the character's comics remain unexplored in previous films and hinted at potential collaborations with writers like Fabian Nicieza and Gerry Duggan.

Reynolds emphasized that Deadpool's role as an outsider is central to his appeal, cautioning against casting him as a member of the Avengers or X-Men, which he believes would mark the end of his character arc.

While Reynolds has already begun writing for a potential sequel, he clarified that Deadpool would not be the main focus, instead serving as a supporting character in a group dynamic.

The actor also dismissed rumors about a Deadpool appearance in 'Avengers: Doomsday,' stressing that the character's humor and defiance are key to his uniqueness.

This news follows the success of 2024's 'Deadpool & Wolverine,' which solidified Reynolds' commitment to expanding the franchise while maintaining the character's distinct identity.