Amazon has set the Spider-Noir OTT release date for 27 May 2026, with the series streaming exclusively on Prime Video worldwide.
Viewers will need an active Amazon Prime Video subscription to watch the show when it arrives, with all eyes on how Marvel's latest television outing lands with audiences.

Set in a stylised 1930s New York, Spider-Noir follows Ben Reilly, an aging, down-on-his-luck private investigator who once operated as the city's only superhero.
Forced to confront a violent past he tried to leave behind, Reilly is dragged back into the shadows to face mob boss Silvermane and enforcer Flint Marko, played by Brendan Gleeson and Jack Huston.

Nicolas Cage has said he drew heavily on classic Hollywood for his performance, describing the character as "70 per cent Bogart, and 30 per cent Bugs Bunny," a mix he delivers with a dry, sarcastic edge.
The series is created by Oren Uziel, with Fleabag and Killing Eve director Harry Bradbeer behind the camera, signalling a blend of character-driven drama and sharply choreographed action.

Spider-Noir's cast extends beyond Cage, with Lamorne Morris as journalist Robbie Robertson and Li Jun Li as Cat Hardy, alongside Karen Rodriguez and Abraham Popoola in key roles.
The show has been shot to evoke classic noir cinema, with reports of both colour and high-contrast presentations that emphasise rain-soaked streets, cigarette smoke and shadowy alleyways.

While Spider-Noir has not yet premiered and therefore carries no IMDb rating, early first-look coverage has fuelled strong anticipation among comic-book fans and noir enthusiasts alike.
If the Spider-Noir OTT release date marks the arrival of a series that matches its moody premise and heavyweight cast, Amazon could have one of the year's most distinctive superhero dramas on its hands.