I was so excited to see the first poster for Spider-Noir revealed at CCXP25 in Brazil! Amazon Prime and Sony really gave fans a taste of the dark, gritty vibe we can expect from the new series.
The photo features an office door made of frosted glass with the name “B. Reilly – Private Investigator” on it, creating a classic, old-fashioned detective film atmosphere.
A tiny spider moving across the door immediately creates the intriguing and mysterious mood the show is hinting at.
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Nicolas Cage Suits Up as Ben Reilly
The new poster reveals Nicolas Cage will play Ben Reilly, a tough, experienced private investigator who used to fight crime as a masked hero.
Nicolas Cage previously provided the voice for Spider-Noir in the animated film Into the Spider-Verse. This is the first time he’s played the character in a live-action role. His version of Spider-Man lives in a different universe than Peter Parker, specifically a 1930s New York City during the Great Depression.
A Dark Reimagining of Spider-Man Lore
Spider-Man: Noir takes a radically different approach from typical Spider-Man stories.
This series offers a gritty, realistic mystery set in a beautifully designed, old-fashioned New York City. To match its classic noir style, the show will be presented in both black and white and full color.
Coming to Amazon Prime in 2026
Spider-Noir is a new series coming to Amazon as part of a collaboration between Amazon and Sony to create Marvel projects. Expected in 2026, it’s one of several Spider-Man shows exploring different universes outside the main story of Peter Parker.
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2025-12-04 06:01