THE HUB

Mob bosses, private investigators, lounge singers, superpowers, and a compelling mystery strong enough to draw the Spider back into action? I’m sold. Spider-Noir surprised me in the best way possible. This show proves that Spider-Man can absolutely work in a live-action television setting and I don’t just mean when it comes to the powers. The story itself is genuinely top-tier. The series follows Ben Reilly, also known as “The Spider,” a former vigilante who gave up the mask

Dust off your fedoras and find a trench coat that smells like damp pavement, because the Spider-Noir trailer just dropped, and it’s every bit as moody as your favorite jazz club. Amazon MGM Studios and Prime Video finally gave us a look at the upcoming live-action series, and if you thought Nicolas Cage was going to dial it back for television, you clearly haven’t been paying attention to his career for the last forty years. Ben Reilly Gets the Gritty Reboot He Deserves In a

The long-awaited first look at Spider-Noir has finally arrived, and if you were worried that Amazon Prime Video might play it safe, you can officially breathe a sigh of relief. The Spider-Man Noir trailer released this morning, proving that Nicolas Cage is not just returning to the role that stole the show in Into the Spider-Verse but is leaning full tilt into the gravelly, rain-soaked misery we all crave. This is not your friendly neighborhood teenager. This is a man who