Spidey has never looked as cool as this.
Every Spider-Man fan has their own preferences when it comes to the Marvel superhero’s outfit. That said, we’re certain you’ll be just as in love with the new live-action Spidey as we are.
Information about Spider-Man 4 has divided fans of late.
It’s a division that’s widened since a “crazy” teaser about its adventure was shared online.
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Everyone wants the next film to see Spidey return as our neighbourhood hero rather than swinging into another intergalactic narrative.
We still don’t know if that’ll happen. However, we do know that our new live-action Spider-Man is dressed to impressed.
Our first official glimpse at Spider-Noir has been revealed.
Although filming for the TV series is clearly well underway, we don’t have a specific date for when the show will air.
Thankfully, we can breathe a sigh of relief that the show is shaping up how Marvel fans had hoped.
Nicolas Cage looks as slick and cool as ever in the Spider-Man Noir suit.
The outfit has always been a fan-favourite, which is why seeing it so accurately portrayed in the live-action adaptation feels like a huge win.
“HOLY SHIT THIS GOES HARD IDGAF,” posted @SpideylifeOne after seeing the image.
Fellow user @0xBB3 spoke about how the show is “going to be a banger”.
From what we’ve just seen, we’re inclined to agree.
That said, Marvel fans know that our dreams can be dashed in just mere moments. Having been holding out for the epic reboot of Blade, the project has now been quietly shelved.
Spider-Noir appears to be further along in development than the now deceased Blade movie, but you just never know with this industry.
One fan even joked about how the series has a certain “aura” about it that teases its eventually cancellation.
“For some reason this show carries the aura of something that’d get cancelled and fans talk about what could’ve been,” remarked @SyedRiz99459947.
We hope they’re wrong, because this new Spider-Man looks incredible.
Topics: Spider Man, TV And Film, Sony, Marvel