Prime Video's Spider-Noir, starring Nicolas Cage as an older, retired Spider-Man operating as a private investigator in the 1930s, remains a streaming hit nearly three months after its release, coinciding with the record-breaking success of the cinema release Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The show's staying power underlines a strong year for the Spider-Man franchise across both film and television, with Spider-Noir drawing praise from critics and audiences alike despite being unconnected to Cage's similar character in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.

The series currently ranks sixth on Prime Video's global Top 10 TV chart and has earned a 92% critics' score alongside a 90% audience score. It follows Ben Reilly, known as The Spider, who had retired from crime-fighting after his fiancée's death five years earlier but is drawn back into action by a new case; the show offers both black-and-white and colour viewing options. No decision on a second season has yet been announced.