Save Spider-Noir: Urge Prime Video to Revive the Series for Season 2
The Issue
We are the fans, the commic book community, and the television audiences of Spider-Noir, and we are demanding that Prime Video reserve its decision to cancel this groundbreaking masterpiece.
When Prime Video teamed up with Sony Pictures Television to give us a live-action, 1930s-inspired superhero series, they didn't just deliver another comic book adaptation-they delivered art. From the rain-slicked streets of a Great Depression-era New York to the dual presentation in both "Authentic Black & White" and "True-Hue Full Color", Spider-Noir broke every single mold of modern television.
Led by Oscar-winner Nicolas Cage in his brilliant, first-ever regular television role, the series gave us an unforgettable gritty, hard-boiled take on Ben Reilly. Supported by an elite cast including Brendan Gleeson as Silvermane and Lamorne Morris as Robbie Robertson, the first season was a masterclass in atmospheric, cynical, and beautifully tragic storytelling.
To cancel a show of this caliber after a mere eight episodes is not just a disappointment to fans-it is a massive misstep for the future of creative television.
The Numbers Don't Lie: A Critical and Commercial Triumph
Streaming platforms often justify cancellations by citing lack of engagement, but Spider-Noir has proven its immense worth on every front:
- Unparalleled Critical Acclaim: The series boats a staggering 92% Critics Score and a 90% Audience Score on Rotten Tomatoes.
- Award-Winning Pedigree: Spider-Noir completely dominated the awards conversation, pulling in 11 Primetime Emmy nonimations-making it the most-nonimated Prime Video series of the year!
- Massive Viewership: The show commanded a massive audience, generating over 2.6 billion viewing minutes in the first six weeks alone.
Why We Need Season 2
While showrunners Oren Uziel and Steve Lightfoot crafted a beautiful, complete narrative arcs, the universe they built has only just scratched the usrface. The chemistry of this cast, the rich lore of the criminal underbelly, and the sheer cinematic depth of the 1930s alternative timeline deserve room to breathe, evolve and expand.
The decision to end Spider-Noir reportedly came down to the high costs of its lavish, dual-version production. But true cinematic art and record-breaking Emmy acclaim are woth the investment. Streamers must stop treating deeply loved, high-performing art as disposable.
Our Call to Action
We are calling on Amazon MGM Studios and Sony Pictures Television to listen to the very audiences that made this show a Top 10 streaming hit. Do not let Ben Reilly's story fade into the shadows.
Sign the petition today to demand that Prime Video greenlight Spider-Noir Season 2. Let's make our voices too loud for the executives to ignore!
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The Issue
We are the fans, the commic book community, and the television audiences of Spider-Noir, and we are demanding that Prime Video reserve its decision to cancel this groundbreaking masterpiece.
When Prime Video teamed up with Sony Pictures Television to give us a live-action, 1930s-inspired superhero series, they didn't just deliver another comic book adaptation-they delivered art. From the rain-slicked streets of a Great Depression-era New York to the dual presentation in both "Authentic Black & White" and "True-Hue Full Color", Spider-Noir broke every single mold of modern television.
Led by Oscar-winner Nicolas Cage in his brilliant, first-ever regular television role, the series gave us an unforgettable gritty, hard-boiled take on Ben Reilly. Supported by an elite cast including Brendan Gleeson as Silvermane and Lamorne Morris as Robbie Robertson, the first season was a masterclass in atmospheric, cynical, and beautifully tragic storytelling.
To cancel a show of this caliber after a mere eight episodes is not just a disappointment to fans-it is a massive misstep for the future of creative television.
The Numbers Don't Lie: A Critical and Commercial Triumph
Streaming platforms often justify cancellations by citing lack of engagement, but Spider-Noir has proven its immense worth on every front:
- Unparalleled Critical Acclaim: The series boats a staggering 92% Critics Score and a 90% Audience Score on Rotten Tomatoes.
- Award-Winning Pedigree: Spider-Noir completely dominated the awards conversation, pulling in 11 Primetime Emmy nonimations-making it the most-nonimated Prime Video series of the year!
- Massive Viewership: The show commanded a massive audience, generating over 2.6 billion viewing minutes in the first six weeks alone.
Why We Need Season 2
While showrunners Oren Uziel and Steve Lightfoot crafted a beautiful, complete narrative arcs, the universe they built has only just scratched the usrface. The chemistry of this cast, the rich lore of the criminal underbelly, and the sheer cinematic depth of the 1930s alternative timeline deserve room to breathe, evolve and expand.
The decision to end Spider-Noir reportedly came down to the high costs of its lavish, dual-version production. But true cinematic art and record-breaking Emmy acclaim are woth the investment. Streamers must stop treating deeply loved, high-performing art as disposable.
Our Call to Action
We are calling on Amazon MGM Studios and Sony Pictures Television to listen to the very audiences that made this show a Top 10 streaming hit. Do not let Ben Reilly's story fade into the shadows.
Sign the petition today to demand that Prime Video greenlight Spider-Noir Season 2. Let's make our voices too loud for the executives to ignore!
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Petition created on September 5, 2026