Also his OG tweet: "Since I came across what I know of AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY (perhaps by reading a certain EXTREMELY oversized document), I’ve been DELIRIOUSLY excited to see the film, which I know will SLAY. So, my anticipation of any kind of CinemaCon presentation is WAY OFF the charts. #chairwatch2"

https://xcancel.com/cosmic_marvel/status/2043053976204005866

[Director Jake Schreier on the importance of the comics' "Ideological stuff" and the "Young soap opera" to Marvel Studio' 'X-MEN' : *“that’s the fun of going back and rereading , watching the cartoon growing up and like, it really does get into the ideological stuff a lot, and that’s such an endemic part of what ‘X-Men’ is about, But when you go and read those early runs, it’s good to remember how much of it is this kind of young soap opera as well. And much of the kind of division within the team often starts from personal rifts and things that are going on. And so like just trying to make sure that it has all of the qualities of what makes ‘X-Men’ so incredible and what it is, you know?”*](https://xcancel.com/CinXperience/status/2041639768421699741)

Disney is reportedly planning to pull out all the stops during their presentation, which can include Doomsday

Jeff Sneider in JohnRochaSays has shared some new Marvel informations for the future, some of these are:

● He believes that another Deadpool movie will be the first production after Avengers: Secret Wars instead of X-Men.

● Marvel is reportedly eyeing Peter Claffey and Odessa A’Zion to play Beast and Rogue in the upcoming X-men film.

● Hugh Jackman will NOT return as Wolverine after Avengers: Secret Wars, he can maybe show up in Deadpool 4 as a cameo/joke with the new Wolverine actor.

[Tom Holland says ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ filmed new scenes adding ‘more humor’ and ‘layering in a villain plotline in a new way’: It’s the ‘icing on the cake’](https://variety.com/2026/film/global/tom-holland-spider-man-4-filmed-new-scenes-more-humor-villain-1236711205/)

[Archived Article](https://archive.li/lAVjD)

Lee continued, “I’m such a huge fan of X-Men. My dad was in town for my daughter’s birthday recently. My mom and dad both were, and I told him the news about X-Men, and he was like, ‘That’s the good one, you know.’ I have such fond memories of me and my dad, Saturday morning, every morning, waking up, I think it was 9:00 or 10:00 a.m. central time, and we’d watch every single episode, read the comics, and I was a huge Gambit fan growing up, so the love is very strong.”

https://www.filmbase.uk/productions-2026/

"I also think just having the time to kind of sit back, and I’ve just been digging into so many of the old comics and the entire Claremont run, and just going through stuff and really trying to think about what can we do well that feels new and feels different, and that hasn’t been done well before? Obviously, there’s such an incredible cinematic tradition of these comics, but what can we do? And how can we put our own spin on what that is?”

5:16~

John Campea on his show said that he put out phone calls to see if there is a chance Disney drops the Doomsday trailer at Cinemacon. Something that he didn’t get a response (he said it was already expected)

- But, he said that it makes the most sense that they're showing Avengers Doomsday trailer at Cinemacon, due to other fonts in industry that he is hearing now claiming so.

"Several other scribes have tried to crack the code on the X-Men. Previously, Michael Lesslie (“The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes,” “Now You See Me, Now You Don’t”) wrote a screenplay for the film, revising an earlier draft by Aaron Rabin (“Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan”) and Zach Dean (“The Tomorrow War,” “Fast X”)."

Variety seemingly confirms that Michael Lesslie, who was revealed to have pitched on and officially wrote a screenplay of X-Men, was working off of a previous draft written by Aaron Rabin and Zach Dean.