Spider-Man Noir

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse was already a work of art—but now, it’s a work of art in a whole new way. Artist Scott Campbell has painted a stunning image featuring basically every single Spider character in the movie, in a single image, and io9 has the exclusive reveal and an amazing process video too.Exclusive First Look at Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse PaintingThe piece is part of the new art exhibit “Rise of the Great Showdowns,” which opens Friday, March 8 at Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles, CA. It’ll feature…

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To say that the Spider-Man universe at least has Madame Web is basically acknowledging that the web-slinger expanse has very little. As the Dakota Johnson movie is tanking at box-office, at least it's showering the fans with some chuckle-worthy promotions headed by the campy film's ‘aloof’ main star who never fails to channel her fun, dry humour to the best of her abilities. While this comedy is evoking tears of heartbrokeness among Spidey-fans, some other things are also falling apart in this pillar of madness.…

Image: Marvel Comics/Sony AnimationSony’s non-Spider-Man efforts to build its own Marvel universe have been all over the place, but one of the more intriguing additions were individual TV shows for Spider-Man Noir and relative newcomer Silk. While they’re both still a ways off, the two shows may be on opposite ends of the development spectrum: Noir’s show has possibly seen some substantial progress, while Silk’s series may have some bad luck on its hands.io9 Interview: Oscar Isaac Was 'All In' on Moon KnightAccording to…

Image: Sony Pictures/MarvelThe web of life and destiny ties together the fates of many heroes—and while Into the Spider-Verse introduced us and Miles Morales to quite a few, Across the Spider-Verse throws him into the deep end with a whole super group of them. There are plenty of new Spidey heroes in the sequel, but just as many are classic takes on the character from comics, games, and beyond. Here’s who we spotted, from the big heroes to the blink-and-you’ll miss ‘em.It’s not really a spoiler for Across the Spider-Verse…

Nicolas Cage suggests his character, Spider-Man Noir, won’t be back for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.Image: Lionsgate/SonyAs a huge fan of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, I just kind of assumed all of the supporting Spider-people from the first movie would be back. We know about the big three (Miles, Peter, Gwen) for sure, but Spider-Han, Peni, and Noir? They have to be in there too, right? Well, maybe not.Speaking to Screenrant, the voice of Spider-Man Noir, the legendary Nicolas Cage, made it seem like he…