Prime Video is set to launch 'Spider-Noir,' a groundbreaking detective series starring Nicolas Cage as Ben Reilly, a private detective navigating 1930s New York. This series distinguishes itself by offering viewers a choice between two formats: 'Authentic Black & White' and 'True-Hue Full Color.' This innovative approach breaks a long-standing television convention, as most shows are produced in either color or black-and-white, but not both. The concept was made possible through significant collaboration with Amazon, which supported the complex color timing required for both versions. Cage, who has never starred in a television series before, plays a character who grapples with personal tragedy while being the city's sole superhero. The series will consist of eight episodes, debuting on May 27, 2026, after airing on MGM+ two days earlier. Viewers can expect a unique experience, as the series is not tied to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, making it accessible to a wider audience. The trailers have already generated substantial interest, with the black-and-white version outperforming the color version in views, indicating a strong curiosity about this novel format.