Overview
- Prime Video and MGM+ officially cancelled Spider‑Noir after its eight‑episode first season, ending the Nicolas Cage–led series' run.
- Days after the cancellation, the show won five Creative Arts Emmy awards for cinematography, title design, stunt coordination, sound editing, and single‑episode visual effects.
- Spider‑Noir entered the Emmys with 11 nominations, the most of any Prime Video series in 2026.
- Trade reporting cites the series' expensive production—including dual black‑and‑white and color versions and period VFX/design—and only modest, non‑blockbuster viewing as the primary reasons for the decision.
- Cage and the showrunners have described the eight episodes as a self‑contained artistic statement, and Amazon and Sony say they will continue developing other Sony‑based TV projects.