Sony has faced challenges in generating interest in ‘Spider-Man’ spinoffs, with the exception of the successful ‘Venom’ franchise. However, there may be hope on the horizon with the upcoming project titled “Spider-Noir,” which is backed by the renowned producers Lord & Miller and boasts a promising cast lineup.

The series, formerly known as “Noir,” draws inspiration from the character Spider-Man Noir from the comic books and is set in the 1930s New York City. Nicolas Cage takes on the role of Spider-Man Noir, with Lamorne Morris recently joining the cast to portray a version of Robbie Robertson, a resilient journalist navigating the city’s challenges.

Morris, recognized for his role in the sitcom “The New Girl,” has showcased his talent in various projects like “SMILF,” “Woke,” and “Fargo.” As a comedic actor, Morris is expected to inject some humor into what is anticipated to be a dark and intriguing series.

In a recent interview with The New Yorker, Nicolas Cage shared insights into “Spider-Noir,” likening it to a vibrant Pop-art creation akin to a Lichtenstein painting, emphasizing the desire to deliver a visually captivating and entertaining experience.

The series holds promise for fans of the Spider-Man universe, sparking curiosity about whether “Spider-Noir” could become the next successful spinoff following the popularity of “Venom.” The unique approach and talented cast members hint at a potentially engaging and visually striking narrative that could resonate with audiences.

While the release date for “Spider-Noir” is yet to be announced, it is confirmed that the series will be available for streaming on Prime Video, offering fans the opportunity to delve into this fresh take on the iconic Spider-Man character in a noir-inspired setting.