“Nothing is off the desk” for Justice League star Ray Fisher, who’s up for nearly something with regards to reprising the position of superhero Cyborg.

Showing alongside massive display Flash star Ezra Miller throughout a Q&A panel at Wizard World Philadelphia this previous weekend, Fisher was requested if he can be recreation to do a Teen Titans film, answering, “I imply, nothing is off the desk, actually.”

“I do know they’ve a Titans present that is popping out in DC’s personal universe that they are doing, some kind of on-line deal — I have not heard an excessive amount of about it,” Fisher mentioned of in-the-works internet sequence Titans set to debut on DC Universe, DC’s premiere streaming service. “However you may see them represented within the live-action model in that means, for certain.”

The character was a longtime Teen Titans member within the authentic DC Comics and has since been re-imagined as a founding member of the Justice League with 2011’s New 52 reboot, a path the character adopted in his live-action debut in November’s Justice League.

Relating to enjoying Victor Stone, who was left extra machine than man following a tragic accident, Fisher mentioned all he hopes for out of repeat outings because the character are tales that at first discover Victor — it doesn’t matter what kind that film might take.

“I imply, for me, all these motion pictures, the one factor that I am on the lookout for so far as they’re involved is tales which might be grounded and tales that transfer me, you realize what I imply? And that is what sort of drew me to the DC Universe versus another issues that have been happening,” Fisher mentioned.

“It is like, tales with consequence really actually enchantment to me, the place characters are going via recognizable wrestle that I see in every single day life. So if that interprets to Titans or a Cyborg standalone or Justice League 2, so long as that is there, I am offered, man. I am good with something.”

Titans, from sequence creators Greg Berlanti (Arrow, The Flash), Geoff Johns (Inexperienced Lantern, Justice League) and Akiva Goldsman (Batman Eternally, Batman & Robin), stars Brenton Thwaites as Dick Grayson/Robin/Nightwing, Anna Diop as Koriand’r/Starfire, Ryan Potter as Gar Logan/Beast Boy, Teagan Croft as Raven, Minka Kelly as Daybreak Granger/Dove, and Alan Ritchson as Hank Corridor/Hawk.

The sequence releases someday this 12 months.