Around the time of X-Men 97 's devastating fifth episode aired, calls began online from some fans who want to see Beau DeMayo back or even directing a live-action X-Men adaptation for the MCU. It doesn't seem like this is happening, and the reason for his firing still hasn't been made public.

Beau DeMayo and Marvel Studios went their separate ways shortly before X-Men '97 season 1 premiered and the showrunner has now revealed the extent of his involvement in the second batch of

In a shocking twist, X-Men ’97 Head Writer Beau DeMayo was fired by Marvel just eight days before the series’ first episodes aired. However, since Beau DeMayo’s firing, X-Men ’97 achieved massive popularity.

After finally defeating Bastion ( Theo James) and his army of Prime Sentinels in the X-Men '97 season finale "Tolerance is Extinction - Part 3," they were [deep breath now] shot into various points of the past and future aboard Asteroid M as it exploded,

The final episode of X-Men ‘97 Season 1 was packed full of Easter eggs and character cameos. One which seemed to confuse most viewers, however, involved a mystery woman fighting alongside Alpha Flight and Psylocke.

A s audiences wrapped up the inaugural season of X-Men ’97 with its finale, many were intrigued by the unexpected appearance of a mysterious mutant woman. This character was seen battling alongside fan favorites such as Alpha Flight and Psylocke,