Spider-Noir showrunner says the goal is "to make a version of Spider-Man that no one had seen before," clarifying it's the "same character, different universe" from the Spider-Verse variant
By George Marston
Published on March 9, 2026.
Prime Video's upcoming streaming series, Spider-Noir, has confirmed that it is not the same version of Spider-Man Noir introduced in animated form Into the Spider-Verse. Showrunner Oren Uziel stated that the goal of the show is to create a new version of the character, which is different from the animated version. The show's secret identity was revealed as Ben Reilly, and both versions are played by Nicolas Cage. The series will be released on MGM+ and Prime Video.
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