‘X-Men 97’ Sets Matthew Chauncey As New Head Writer Of Season 3

News July 10, 2024 8:54 amOctober 15, 2026 2:30 am Caleb Williams
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Several months ago, X-Men 97′ head writer Beau DeMayo was let go by Marvel Studios following some unannounced issue. DeMayo helped write several other MCU projects, including a draft of Blade and tweaked Moon Knight. The real reason he was let go by the studio is still unknown. A report has announced that screenwriter Matthew Chauncey has been tapped as the new head writer alongside director Jake Castorena. He will take over for the planned season 3 of the animated series as season 2 is already completed. Chauncey has already worked with Marvel on their What If…? animated series.

X-Men 97′ season 2 has no set release date

Key Takeaways
  • Screenwriter Matthew Chauncey is the new head writer for X-Men '97 season 3, replacing Beau DeMayo.
  • Chauncey will work alongside director Jake Castorena, bringing his previous Marvel experience from the animated series What If...?.
  • While season 2 is already completed, season 3 production moves forward under new creative leadership following DeMayo's departure.
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Source: Deadline

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