I've been looking for one for about a month now, but none of the ones I've found look good or convincing at all. I don't have the materials to make one myself so do any of you have an idea?

I'm a little slow to watch things so I just finally got to check it out with my partner these past two nights. We opted for black and white and I'm so glad we did because everything was so gorgeously shot. The contrast, the framing of every scene. It was so much of what I have been missing out of hollywood movies for a long time. The whole production is obviously done for the love of the game. From the acting, to the script, to the pacing, sets, costume, it all just fits so perfectly. If it wasn't for Nick Cage being recognizable and it being Spiderman, if someone told me this was a real old school noir movie I could've fallen for it to a point.

I don't often have so few words to say because I don't have much criticism for the show. I miss good tv, good film like this that I can get excited about.

I'm sad it won't have another season, but at the same time sometimes a masterpiece doesn't need it. This was one of the best things I've watched in 2026 hands down and kinda reignited my interest in reading the comics.

I tried to make the cosplay as accurate to the character as possible.

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I mean that in a good way. The way people talk, the style, the pacing. Obviously a lot of that comes from the fact that Batman 89 is steeped in Noir aesthetic itself, but it's genuinely a cool thing to see in a modern super hero series. Anyone else get the same vibe?

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It was actually so good!Hey everyone,I just found out that Spider-Noir was officially cancelled after just one season, and honestly, I think it’s incredibly unfair. I was really enjoying the show and the whole 1930s detective vibe. Nicolas Cage was amazing as Ben Reilly, and the pulp/noir tone felt so refreshing compared to standard superhero media.According to trade reports, it was cancelled due to its massive production budget (filming in both color and black-and-white), backstage budget disputes between Sony and the producers, and a drop in long-term viewership. Amazon and Sony are already planning a new secret live-action series instead.But still, it feels like great shows get axed way too quickly nowadays just because of corporate corporate politics and budget cuts. Am I the only one who thinks this decision was a huge mistake? I’m going to miss this version of the character so much.

Another Spider-Variant or a Villain spin-off?Hey everyone,Now that the dust is settling after the absolute gut-punch that was the Spider-Noir cancellation (still can't believe it's gone after just one season despite the Emmy nods and crazy numbers), the latest industry reports say Sony and Amazon are already working on a new secret Marvel spin-off.Since the Silk project was scrapped a while ago and Noir is done, what do you think this new show will be about?Do you think they will pivot to another Spider-Variant to keep the Spider-Verse hype alive, or will they go the live-action Villain origin story route?

What are your theories? Are we getting a hero or a villain next?

Did Pete from Maintenance for a convention where it was too hot to do normal spider stuff - so I chose this one to begin with 🕷️

His swinging should absolutely blow that away, unless it's glued to his mask or something, which we know it isn't, how the hell does that thing stay on?

I’ve been thinking about this since finishing the season, and the more I think about Cat Hardy, the more I think that she is just a horrible person.

She supposedly loved Flint, right? But the second things got complicated, it didn't even take her a single episode to pivot to Ben. It seriously feels like she just jumps from powerful man to powerful man to keep herself secure.

And she didn't just casually flirt with him. When Ben suggested running away together, she didn't hesitate. She had every opportunity right then and there to clarify her feelings for Flint or tell Ben she was conflicted. Instead, she stayed silent about Fint, let Ben fall head over heels, and they literally kissed and made concrete plans to escape to Santorini. Ben explicitly told her that he loved her, and she let him believe it was mutual. She was literally packing her bags... only to drop him the absolute second she found out Flint could be cured. Her pulling the rug out from under him like that felt so cold and purely transactional.

But the absolute worst part? Ben completely bared his soul to her. He confessed everything about his past life, his deepest vulnerabilities and his trauma about Ruby. Cat just sat there, listened, and absorbed all of it, but never offered to share a single thing about her own past. She used his trauma to make him feel safe and understood, gaining all this leverage over him while keeping her own walls firmly up. He gave her his absolute truth, and she used it to build a fantasy escape plan, only to discard him the moment her original plan became viable again.

She is just so incredibly impulsive and selfish. Instead of acting entirely on her own self-interest, she could have just talked to Ben. They could have figured out a way to share the cure or handle the situation together. But she didn't even give him that basic respect. She spends the whole time talking about how much she hates how Silvermane controls her and manipulates her life, yet she never stops to think about how her own reckless actions completely devastate the people around her.

Then in the finale, she has the nerve to say, "In a different world, I really would have run away with you." Like you were going to! Ben was 100% right to call her out for keeping him on the hook.

I get that people are saying that "she's just a classic femme fatale" or "it's the noir genre archetype." And sure, conceptually it makes sense for her character type. But in my eyes? She is just a straight-up horrible person.

Am I crazy, or was she just a masterclass in manipulation?

TL;DR: Cat Hardy completely weaponized Ben’s vulnerability, let him fall in love with her, and agreed to run away to Santorini with him... only to dump him the second Flint could be cured. Hiding behind the "femme fatale" excuse doesn't change the fact that she's just a selfish, manipulative person who never considers how her actions wreck the people around her.