‘Spider-Man Noir’ To Get Live-Action Series
Sony appears to be on the verge of going into the Spider-Verse on television.
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‘Spider-Man Noir’ To Get Live-Action Series
Sony is apparently planning to move into the “Spider-Verse” on TV
The studio is already developing a show called “Silk: Spider Society“, which the “Spider-Verse” speculates on. The new report now claims to be working on a separate show, focused on “Spider-Man Noir”, the black-and-white superhero, which has been previously animated. It uses “Spider-Verse” style.Into the Spider-Verse , this show will probably be a real-life production; both of them are now being developed in conjunction with Amazon.
In this “Spider-Verse animated movie, Noir was voiced by Nicolas Cage, portrayed as a spoof of the film noir gumshoe. Spider-Man Noir is not originally meant to parody, a character created by the late 1990’s Marvel for the whole line of Noir Comics. And in the year 2000, these famous characters were given makeup to become Old Crime Film Protagonists.
For a period of several years, the company released a series of “Spider-Man Noir“, “X-Men Noir”, Daredevil Noir, Wolverine Noir, Luke Cage Noir, Punisher Noir, and Iron Man Noir, and many others. In this “Noir” universe, Peter Parker is a great depression. After his uncle was assassinatedSpider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is scheduled to open in theaters on June 2.
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https://www.polygon.com/2020/10/7/21508252/spider-man-noir-silk-series-animated-amazon
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The studio is already developing a show called Silk: Spider Society , based on the Spider-Man spinoff character. Now a new report claims they’re working on a separate show about Spider-Man Noir, the black-and-white hero who previously appeared in the animated Into the Spider-Verse film. This show would supposedly be a live-action production; both are being developed in conjunction with Amazon.
In the Spider-Verse animated movie, Noir was voiced by Nicolas Cage, and was depicted as a spoof of film noir gumshoes. But Spider-Man Noir wasn’t originally meant as a parody; the character was created in the late 2000s as part of a whole line of “Noir” comics from Marvel, where classic characters were given makeovers to imagine them as the stars of old crime films.
Over the course of a few years, the company released series for Spider-Man Noir , X-Men Noir, Daredevil Noir, Wolverine Noir, Luke Cage Noir, Punisher Noir, and Iron Man Noir, among others. In the Noiruniverse, Peter Parker is a kid in the Great Depression. After his uncle is murdered, (and he gets bitten by a spider), he decides to don a mask and fight crime as Spider-Man.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Spider-Verseproducers Chris Miller and Phil Lord are developing the series along with Oren Uziel, a writer whose credits include The Cloverfield Paradoxand the recent Mortal Kombat reboot.
I guess the big question is which Spider-Man Noir are we going to get a show about? The relatively dark and serious one of the original comics, or the quipping spoof of Spider-Verse? Given Lord and Miller’s involvement, you would assume the later, but it’s not clear at this point. Meanwhile, the sequel to Into the Spider-Verse, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, is scheduled to open in theaters on June 2.
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