And earlier this year Westworld actress Tessa Thompson spoke of her interest in making it happen, too.

“I’m not Marvel so I can’t make it happen, but I can tell you that Marvel is hugely collaborative, I think even our Thor [Ragnarok] movie was basically the product of conversations they’d had with Chris [Hemsworth] and with Mark [Ruffalo] about what they wanted to do next,” Thompson told IGN.

“I think (Marvel boss) Kevin Feige is really excited by the idea, and if you look at what’s happened already in Phase 4 (production company) with me and (Thompson’s character) Valkyrie and our story, and then in Black Panther the women rule supreme.”

It’s obvious a sequel to Wonder Woman will come our way in the near future, but an all-female superhero film would be incredible. Since we’ve witnessed numerous superhero films centred around men, it seems only fair. Can you imagine the women of Wakanda telling their own tale? Maybe Patty Jenkins, who directed Wonder Woman, could step up to the plate? Anyway, we’re on board.

Avengers: Infinity War is in cinemas across the UK now.

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Why there’s fresh hope for an all-female superhero movie