But as we said..........IF he really did some stupid shit...........fuck em. AND I JUST THINK WE ALL GETTIN THAT VIBE HE DID. It will come out soon.
Marvel Animation's X-Men '97 | Official Trailer
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I told these dudes to chill it will all be fine
I told those dudes from the rip who wwre complainin' and talkin shit to fuck off!!! This is gonna be the shit!!!!!
I told those dudes from the rip who wwre complainin' and talkin shit to fuck off!!! This is gonna be the shit!!!!!
Yup
They either gonna lie and double down or delete they posts.
This is gon be good
U should have quoted them I did.
But I eat Almondz
Dude had a fucking ONLYFANS.....
Everything makes sense if this is true......
Disney didn't have a choice
Beau DeMayo, the creative force behind the highly anticipated ‘X-Men '97' series, recently found himself unexpectedly dismissed from the project, sparking speculation and raising questions about the circumstances surrounding his departure, Fictionhorizon reports. The termination came abruptly, with DeMayo's company email access revoked without prior warning. Despite the studio's silence on the matter and DeMayo's representatives withholding comments, the sudden turn of events occurred just a week before the animated series' much-anticipated debut.
DeMayo's career had been on an upward trajectory, with the greenlight for a second season of ‘X-Men '97' even before the first had aired and plans for a third season already in motion. He also had additional involvement in several future projects by the studio. However, recent speculation suggests that underlying issues with ‘X-Men '97' and Beau DeMayo's vision for a ‘Blade' narrative may have contributed to his dismissal, although these were not explicitly cited as reasons.
If the claims about DeMayo's behavior are true, it raises concerns about Disney and Marvel Studios' ability to assess the character of their stars. The situation adds to a string of controversies involving notable figures like Johnny Depp, James Gunn, Josh Brolin, and Jeremy Renner, who have faced rumors and speculations of potential abuse.
Everything makes sense if this is true......
Disney didn't have a choice
How X-Men '97 creator Beau DeMayo 'creepy' OnlyFans, difficult behavior led to firing
Beau DeMayo, the creative force behind the highly anticipated ‘X-Men '97' series, recently found himself unexpectedly dismissed from the project, sparking speculation and raising questions about the circumstances surrounding his departure, Fictionhorizon reports. The termination came abruptly, with DeMayo's company email access revoked without prior warning. Despite the studio's silence on the matter and DeMayo's representatives withholding comments, the sudden turn of events occurred just a week before the animated series' much-anticipated debut.
DeMayo's career had been on an upward trajectory, with the greenlight for a second season of ‘X-Men '97' even before the first had aired and plans for a third season already in motion. He also had additional involvement in several future projects by the studio. However, recent speculation suggests that underlying issues with ‘X-Men '97' and Beau DeMayo's vision for a ‘Blade' narrative may have contributed to his dismissal, although these were not explicitly cited as reasons.
Further Concerns Surrounding Beau DeMayo
On the Hot Mic podcast, industry insiders John Rocha and Jeff Sneider hinted at DeMayo's challenging nature and other problematic behaviors, which allegedly led to his firing. Sneider teased further details in an upcoming newsletter, while Rocha highlighted DeMayo's ownership of an OnlyFans account, which, despite being non-sexual and used to showcase his work, added to the controversy.If the claims about DeMayo's behavior are true, it raises concerns about Disney and Marvel Studios' ability to assess the character of their stars. The situation adds to a string of controversies involving notable figures like Johnny Depp, James Gunn, Josh Brolin, and Jeremy Renner, who have faced rumors and speculations of potential abuse.
How X-Men '97 Creator Beau DeMayo 'Creepy' OnlyFans, Difficult Behavior Led To Firing
As new reports concerning Disney's firing of Beau DeMayo come to light, it seems as if the situation is stickier than imagined.
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Im glad he's gone.
Highlighted for those such as myself who immediately assumed the Onlyfans account for wierdo homo shit..
Hopefully more light is shed on exactly what led to this all.
Here's what the faggit did
..and let me repeat my self: I'm glad he's gone"
Demayo: " i want then audience.to knownhownit feels to be a gay black man in America" no! That's not what we want in X-Men gtfoh
Marvel head addresses 'X-Men '97' showrunner exit
The head of animation at Marvel Studios speaks with EW about the abrupt exit of 'X-Men '97' showrunner Beau DeMayo, saying he does not categorize the departure as a firing: "'We parted ways' is the best way I could say."
Dude had a fucking ONLYFANS.....
Everything makes sense if this is true......
Disney didn't have a choice
How X-Men '97 creator Beau DeMayo 'creepy' OnlyFans, difficult behavior led to firing
Beau DeMayo, the creative force behind the highly anticipated ‘X-Men '97' series, recently found himself unexpectedly dismissed from the project, sparking speculation and raising questions about the circumstances surrounding his departure, Fictionhorizon reports. The termination came abruptly, with DeMayo's company email access revoked without prior warning. Despite the studio's silence on the matter and DeMayo's representatives withholding comments, the sudden turn of events occurred just a week before the animated series' much-anticipated debut.
DeMayo's career had been on an upward trajectory, with the greenlight for a second season of ‘X-Men '97' even before the first had aired and plans for a third season already in motion. He also had additional involvement in several future projects by the studio. However, recent speculation suggests that underlying issues with ‘X-Men '97' and Beau DeMayo's vision for a ‘Blade' narrative may have contributed to his dismissal, although these were not explicitly cited as reasons.
Further Concerns Surrounding Beau DeMayo
On the Hot Mic podcast, industry insiders John Rocha and Jeff Sneider hinted at DeMayo's challenging nature and other problematic behaviors, which allegedly led to his firing. Sneider teased further details in an upcoming newsletter, while Rocha highlighted DeMayo's ownership of an OnlyFans account, which, despite being non-sexual and used to showcase his work, added to the controversy.
If the claims about DeMayo's behavior are true, it raises concerns about Disney and Marvel Studios' ability to assess the character of their stars. The situation adds to a string of controversies involving notable figures like Johnny Depp, James Gunn, Josh Brolin, and Jeremy Renner, who have faced rumors and speculations of potential abuse.
How X-Men '97 Creator Beau DeMayo 'Creepy' OnlyFans, Difficult Behavior Led To Firing
As new reports concerning Disney's firing of Beau DeMayo come to light, it seems as if the situation is stickier than imagined.clutchpoints.com
I saw that in the variety article
Problem is... non sexual doesn't mean it wasn't some type off brand behavior. I don't personally go into the part of hood so I have no idea.
And more importantly?
I posted about all that awhile ago. It was not a secret. So it has to be something MORE.
Which is crazy because you would think the mouse would contractually shut down any only fans behavior if you working on a property like this
Fuckin idiot.Dude had a fucking ONLYFANS.....
Everything makes sense if this is true......
Disney didn't have a choice
How X-Men '97 creator Beau DeMayo 'creepy' OnlyFans, difficult behavior led to firing
Beau DeMayo, the creative force behind the highly anticipated ‘X-Men '97' series, recently found himself unexpectedly dismissed from the project, sparking speculation and raising questions about the circumstances surrounding his departure, Fictionhorizon reports. The termination came abruptly, with DeMayo's company email access revoked without prior warning. Despite the studio's silence on the matter and DeMayo's representatives withholding comments, the sudden turn of events occurred just a week before the animated series' much-anticipated debut.
DeMayo's career had been on an upward trajectory, with the greenlight for a second season of ‘X-Men '97' even before the first had aired and plans for a third season already in motion. He also had additional involvement in several future projects by the studio. However, recent speculation suggests that underlying issues with ‘X-Men '97' and Beau DeMayo's vision for a ‘Blade' narrative may have contributed to his dismissal, although these were not explicitly cited as reasons.
Further Concerns Surrounding Beau DeMayo
On the Hot Mic podcast, industry insiders John Rocha and Jeff Sneider hinted at DeMayo's challenging nature and other problematic behaviors, which allegedly led to his firing. Sneider teased further details in an upcoming newsletter, while Rocha highlighted DeMayo's ownership of an OnlyFans account, which, despite being non-sexual and used to showcase his work, added to the controversy.
If the claims about DeMayo's behavior are true, it raises concerns about Disney and Marvel Studios' ability to assess the character of their stars. The situation adds to a string of controversies involving notable figures like Johnny Depp, James Gunn, Josh Brolin, and Jeremy Renner, who have faced rumors and speculations of potential abuse.
How X-Men '97 Creator Beau DeMayo 'Creepy' OnlyFans, Difficult Behavior Led To Firing
As new reports concerning Disney's firing of Beau DeMayo come to light, it seems as if the situation is stickier than imagined.clutchpoints.com
Fuckin idiot.
Cuzzo...
This thing is crazy. And i think it is much worse than an only fan account everyone already knew about.
I'll just leave it at that.
It usually is worse than reported.
^^^^
That part right there
Disney is only surface level business gay. You'd have to have done something super gay if even Disney is creeped out.
‘X-Men ’97’ and ‘The Animated Series’ Creators — Then and Now — Talk Revival, Playing With ‘Disney Money’ and Morph’s Nonbinary Backlash (EXCLUSIVE)
The 'X-Men '97' creators talk reviving 'The Animated Series,' the backlash to Morph being nonbinary and Beau DeMayo's firing.
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"Bryan Singer has never read an ‘X-Men ’comic book in his life, but he watched every single episode of that series to prepare him for the movie,” Hayter says.
"For me, the word ‘nonbinary’ is the same as the word ‘shapeshifter,’” Houston says. “Every character that can change from one gender to another, or from human to animal, that’s just another word for ‘shapeshifter’ for me.”
"Did we teach you people nothing? Were you not watching?” Julia Lewald says. “Did we not figure out how to be nice to each other and how to get along? It’s very odd to feel like we are still dealing with the same issues that we were dealing with 30 years ago. It’s painful.”
Cuzzo, was the Blob ever in an episode?
Yup
Cuzzo, was the Blob ever in an episode?
Okay. I thought I saw him in there briefly somewhere
Good memory cuzzo.
He looks like an out of shape juggernaut