Fired X-Men ‘97 Creator Says He Wrote ‘A Lot’ Of Season Two

The first season of the widely acclaimed X-Men ‘97 animated series wrapped up last week. The 10-episode run was praised for its writing, understanding of the original ‘90s animated series, and its ability to balance that authenticity with a modern spin. However, the second season in development at Disney + will be missing one key component: writer and producer Beau DeMayo, who parted ways with the show just before the first season began airing in March.

“But, looking forward to seeing the final product with you all whenever it airs. I have high hopes.” Back in March, The Hollywood Reporter stated that DeMayo had “completed writing duties on season two,” suggesting his hand should still be pretty heavily guiding the episodes.

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