What If…? ended after Season 3 Episode 8 turned accessible on Disney+. The ultimate season has drawn largely constructive responses from the critics, however the response of the overall viewers has been combined to destructive. And now, Beau DeMayo, the previous head author of X-Males ’97, has voiced his opinion in regards to the new season.
Beau DeMayo disapproves of What If…? Season 3 on X
Beau DeMayo expressed his robust views on What If…? Season 3 via his account on X (previously, Twitter) in the course of the weekend. He posted, “#whatif season 3 yikes simply yikes.”
Within the remark part of the submit, DeMayo added, “I’d watch extra to provide notes on the way it might’ve simply been executed higher however I’ve some water to observe boil.”
DeMayo additional elaborated on his opinion whereas responding to the customers who replied within the remark part. When one consumer disclosed their issues about X-Males ’97 Season 2, DeMayo claimed that he knew Marvel and Matthew Chauncey (What If…? author who boarded X-Males ’97 to put in writing the third season and function the overseer of the Season 2 rewrites) had torn up his (DeMayo’s) “intercut time hopping throughout the primary episodes as a result of it was ‘too sophisticated.’”
DeMayo went on to name the season “mediocre.” One other consumer requested what Beau DeMayo felt was flawed with What If…? Season 3, noting that they knew who the latter was and what occurred between him and Marvel. In response, DeMayo shared that the season had “no substance” and felt like a “fanfic.” He added, “The dialogue is flat and so apparent, and a few of the premises are simply bizarre.”
Replying to at least one consumer who opined that Season 3 was weaker than the earlier chapter, DeMayo posted that the third season was additionally “the place AC Bradley fully stepped again for Chauncey to take over.”
Notably, What If…? Season 3 has gathered a 75% approval score from the critics and a disappointing 46% score from the viewers. In March 2024, Marvel fired DeMayo earlier than the premiere of X-Males ‘97.
Initially reported by Tamal Kundu on SuperHeroHype.
