‘X-Men ’97’ Creator Beau DeMayo Claims He Was “Very Honest” With Marvel About OnlyFans Work, Felt Like “DEI Hire”
Former 'X-Men '97' creator Beau DeMayo claims he was treated like a 'DEI hire' at Marvel and maintains he was honest about his OnlyFans work.
📍 Where it landed
Beau DeMayo discussed his fallout with Marvel, claiming he was treated like a DEI hire and was honest about his OnlyFans work. He participated in an interview but ghosted Vanity Fair.
The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.
Epilogue added 87d ago, after coverage quieted.
Quick answers
What did Beau DeMayo claim regarding his OnlyFans work?
DeMayo claims he was "very honest" with Marvel about his work on the platform.
How did DeMayo describe his treatment at Marvel?
He stated that he felt like he was treated as a "DEI hire".
Which publication did DeMayo reportedly ghost?
According to A.V. Club, DeMayo ghosted Vanity Fair.
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Beau DeMayo, the creator of 'X-Men '97', has spoken out regarding his firing from Marvel. DeMayo asserts that he was transparent with the company concerning his work on OnlyFans and alleges that he was treated as a 'DEI hire' during his tenure.
Coverage from Deadline, TheWrap, and A.V. Club emphasizes the fallout following his departure.
Reports indicate that while DeMayo sat for an interview, he allegedly ghosted Vanity Fair, which published a piece questioning his current status. Future developments depend on the ongoing fallout and further responses to DeMayo's claims, as reported by Comic Basics and other entertainment outlets.
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