It’s no secret thatNicolas Cageis a massive comic book aficionado, making his live-action series debut in a beloved Marvel adaptation feel like destiny. Cage is set to star in the upcoming seriesSpider-Noir—based on the Marvel Noir comic that debuted in February 2009. But don't head toDisney+to stream it—because it's a collaboration between MGM+ and Sony Pictures Television, its home will be on Prime Video. The series follows not Peter Parker but Ben Reilly (Cage), a seasoned, down-on-his luck private investigator in 1930s New York.
Here's everything we know aboutSpider-Noirincluding its release date, the full cast and first teaser trailer.
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What isSpider-Noirabout?
Spider-Noiris a live-action series based on the Marvel comicSpider-Man Noir. It centers on Ben Reilly (Cage), a seasoned, down on his luck private investigator in 1930s New York. After a deeply personal tragedy, Ben is forced to grapple with his past life as the city’s one and onlysuperhero—The Spider.
IsSpider-Noirbased on other material?
Yes.Spider-Noiris based on the Marvel comicSpider-Man Noir.
Where can I watchSpider-Noir?
Spider-Noirwill stream exclusively on Prime Video.
What is the release date ofSpider-Noir?
Spider-Noirwill drop all of its episodes on Prime Video in one foul swoop: Mark your calendar forWednesday, May 27, 2026 and get ready to binge them all!
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A Marvel First: WhySpider-Noiris launching with a dual-format viewing option
In a groundbreaking move,Prime Videois offering viewers the choice between two distinct visual experiences: Authentic Black & White and True-Hue Full Color. While the black and white version captures the gritty, 1930s cinematic aesthetic of classic film noir, the "True-Hue" option provides a vibrant look that brings the comic book panels to life in a groundbreaking way. Take a look at these two images to see the difference:
Authentic Black & White
True-Hue Full Color
“The truth is, they both work and they're beautiful for different reasons,” Cage toldEsquire. “The color is super saturated and gorgeous. I think teenage viewers will appreciate the color, but I also want them to have the option. If they want to experience the concept in black and white, maybe that would instill some interest in them to look at earliermoviesand enjoy that as an art form as well.”
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Who's in the cast ofSpider-Noir?
Nicolas Cage as Ben Reilly
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Lamorne Morris as Robbie Robertson
Lamorne Morrisis best known for his role as Winston on the belovedsitcomNew Girl. He also played Trooper Witt Farr in Season 5 ofFargoand won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie.
Li Jun Li as Cat Hardy
Over the years,Li Jun Lihas enjoyed recurring arcs on shows likeDamages,QuanticoandBlindspot. She also played Grace in one of 2025's biggest films—Sinners.
Karen Rodriguez as Janet
Karen Rodriguezplays Janet—Ben's secretary and fellow investigator. Rodriguez played Detective Salazar in Season 1 ofNetflix'sThe Hunting Wives.
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Jack Huston as Flint Marko
Jack Huston—best known for his role as Richard Harrow in HBO'sBoardwalk Empire—plays bodyguard Flint Marko.
Brendan Gleeson as Silvermane
Brendan Gleeson portrays New York City mob boss Silvermane, the mainvillaininSpider-Noir. The Irish actor has enjoyed an illustrious career, with roles in iconic films likeBraveheart,Gangs of New YorkandTroy. You may also remember him as Alastor "Mad-Eye" Moody in theHarry Pottermovies.
Is there a trailer for Spider-Noir?
Yes, watch the first official trailer forSpider-Noirin both black and white and true-hue full color below.
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