Prime Video developing 'Spider-Man' Clone Saga series after 'Spider-Noir' exit

Prime Video is developing a new 'Spider-Man' series based on Marvel’s Clone Saga following Spider-Noir’s cancellation

Prime Video is reportedly developing a new Spider-Man series based on the popular Clone Saga storyline from Marvel Comics, following the cancellation of Spider-Noir after one season.

According to reports, the Amazon streaming service is nearing a green light for the untitled series, which would be set within Sony Pictures' Marvel universe. The project is expected to focus on two Spider-Man clones, drawing inspiration from the long-running Clone Saga storyline in the comics.

The potential series comes after Spider-Noir, starring Nicolas Cage, was canceled following its first season. Cage played Ben Reilly, also known as The Spider, in the Prime Video series. The character has a major connection to the Clone Saga in Marvel Comics.

Details about the new Spider-Man show remain limited, including its cast, release date and specific storyline. However, reports suggest the project could feature its own version of Ben Reilly, a character closely associated with the Clone Saga.

The reported development gives Prime Video another opportunity to expand its collection of Marvel-related projects. The streaming service previously launched Spider-Noir as part of Sony's broader Spider-Man universe, separate from the Marvel Cinematic Universe's main Spider-Man storyline.

Meanwhile, Tom Holland continues to portray Peter Parker in the MCU. His upcoming film Spider-Man: Brand New Day is part of Marvel Studios' continuing plans for the character.

Sony has been expanding the Spider-Man universe across film and television, with projects featuring characters connected to the web-slinger's comic book mythology.

If approved, the new Prime Video Spider-Man series would add another adaptation of Marvel's Clone Saga to the screen, although further details have yet to be announced.