Published Sep 29, 2026, 2:31 PM EDT Felipe Rangel is a Movie and TV Journalist ScreenRant. He has been writing about movies and TV since 2021. Felipe joined ScreenRant in 2022, working across different teams, covering everything from breaking news to features to reviews and more. Felipe is a writer who is an avid film and TV fan, with superhero movies and series being his biggest passion. He graduated from college in 2019, having studied Journalism. Before college, he spent a month studying at the Oxford English Centre. His superhero knowledge expands to the comics, with his undergraduate thesis being "Politics Reflected In American Comics." Sign in to your ScreenRant account Spider-Man is returning to Prime Video. Tom Holland's Spider-Man: Brand New Day has become the 3rd highest-grossing movie of all time and the highest-grossing film ever at the domestic box office. It is safe to say that the MCU Spider-Man franchise is doing well for itself, with Sony and Marvel happy to keep it going with Holland as Peter Parker. In parallel to that, on the small screen, one of Prime Video's most popular shows of 2026, Nicolas Cage's Spider-Noir, was canceled after a single season. However, more Spider-Man shows have since been revealed to be in development, and more details about one of them have emerged. Deadline has reported that Prime Video is nearing a green light on a series set in Sony Pictures' Marvel universe that will be based on the popular Clone Saga storyline from the comics, focusing on two Spider-Man clones. The news arrives after the brutal cancellation of the Spider-Noir series, which featured Cage as Ben Reilly/The Spider. Interestingly, much like the comic book event this new Spider-Man series will be inspired by, the show could reportedly feature its own version of Ben Reilly, which would help explain why Spider-Noir was canceled after a single season despite trending on Prime Video's charts for a long period. More to come...
Prime Video Developing New Spider-Man Series After Spider-Noir Cancellation
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