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Spider-Noir canceled after one season, streaming platform eyes new Marvel series

Derek Osman 11.09.2026

The end of Spider-Noir after a single run

Prime Video announced it will not produce a second season of Spider-Noir, the superhero series that premiered its only season in 2024. The show featured Nicholas Cage and was the second series commissioned under a multi-title agreement between Amazon MGM Studios and Sony Pictures Television. It was adapted from the Marvel Universe created by Sony Pictures.

Executives cited low audience engagement and high production costs as reasons for the cancellation. They said the platform will redirect its budget toward a new Marvel series that it believes will draw a larger viewership. The decision reflects a strategic shift in content priorities.

The series was the first to launch under this partnership, marking a notable entry in the studio’s television lineup.

What’s next for Marvel TV on Prime Video?

Prime Video has green‑lit a new series set in the same Marvel universe, aiming to attract a broader audience. The upcoming show will be produced under the same partnership that delivered Spider-Noir, though its premise remains undisclosed. Executives say the shift reflects a strategic focus on higher‑profile content and a desire to strengthen the platform’s superhero portfolio.

With Spider-Noir finished, Prime Video will allocate its resources to the new Marvel series, which it hopes will perform better than the canceled show. The platform says the change signals a renewed commitment to superhero storytelling on its streaming service.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Spider-Noir return for another season? Prime Video has confirmed there are no plans for a second season. The series will not return to the platform.

Who starred in Spider-Noir? Nicholas Cage starred in the series, as stated in the original announcement. His involvement was highlighted as a key draw for viewers.

What new Marvel series is Prime Video developing? A new Marvel series is being produced under the same partnership that delivered Spider-Noir, though its storyline has not been revealed.

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