Nicolas Cage can now add his name to the small list of actors who have played the same character in live-action and animation ...

After seeing the trailer for the upcoming Spider-Man Noir TV show, I believe Marvel will adapt the worst Uncle Ben death from ...

The series is set in an alternate reality of Marvel’s New York City, 1930s era, where we find Spider-Man Noir is an aging private investigator and the only superhero the city has. Morris plays a ...

He also played a part in the comics mini-series “Spider-Man Noir: Eyes Without a Face ... The series is produced by Sony Pictures Television and Amazon MGM Studios, with Lord and Miller ...

The live-action Spider-Man Noir series at Amazon has cast ... slated to premiere in theaters in June 2025. In television, he has been seen in shows like “Andor,” “The Great,” “Starstruck ...

"Have you seen it out there? The city's a mess... the people could use a hero." Yes they could. How about a noir detective ...

Actor Lamorne Morris has joined the cast of the upcoming Spider-Man Noir series at Prime Video, which now officially has a new title as well. The series, which is now known as Spider-Noir ...

As for Monday, we're kicking things off with an official look at Nicolas Cage's Spider-Man in Amazon and MGM+'s Spider-Noir TV series. The wall-crawling private investigator has already been ...

The first Spider-Man live-action series officially announced wasn’t Spider-Noir; it was actually Silk: Spider Society. The joint venture from Amazon/MGM and Sony Pictures Television was ...

We’ll see what happens if I do this Amazon show [Spider-Man Noir], and they put me in black-and-white. We’ll see if we can get some of that flavor.” It’s Cage’s first TV show in 45 years ...

The upcoming Spider-Noir television ... behind the series with plenty of material to take inspiration from. An animated version of the hero was portrayed by Cage in Spider-Man: Into the Spider ...

In conversation with Comic Book, Matthew Lillard stated Mike Flanagan’s Carrie TV series “has found a way to make [the story] relevant right now” and “speaks to what we’re all ...