The live-action series Spider-Noir, which was set in the 1930s and combined color and black-and-white visuals, was canceled in early September after only one season. Prime Video and Sony Pictures Television are now adjusting their strategy, with plans for a new series centered on clones of Peter Parker, the original Spider-Man. According to Deadline, which reported the news on Tuesday, September 29, Prime Video is preparing to order a series that explores the complex story of Peter Parker's clones. This project follows Spider-Noir, which, despite receiving 11 Emmy Award nominations and featuring Nicolas Cage in a standout performance, was halted due to high production costs and a lack of substantial audience growth. The new series is part of a larger agreement between Amazon MGM Studios and Sony Pictures Television to produce multiple series based on Marvel characters that Sony holds the rights to. These series are expected to debut on the MGM+ channel before being made available globally on Prime Video. The storyline will focus on the Clone Saga, a controversial comic book arc from the mid-1990s. In that storyline, Marvel briefly introduced Ben Reilly as the real Peter Parker, leading to a long period where readers believed the hero was actually a clone. This decision was later reversed due to fan backlash. The saga revolves around two clones created by Professor Miles Warren, also known as the Jackal: Ben Reilly, a stable and perfect clone who later becomes the Scarlet Spider, and Kaine Parker, the first cloning experiment, who is physically and mentally unstable and takes a darker path. Details about the series’ specific storyline remain unclear. Some sources suggest it may follow Ben and Kaine as they discover their origins and face other clones, while others believe the series might rework their backstories and give them new identities. Regardless of the approach, the adaptation is expected to differ significantly from the original comics. This new direction represents a strategic shift for live-action Spider-Man series, as Amazon and Sony continue to develop content based on characters they own the rights to, even after the cancellation of Spider-Noir. The upcoming series will be written and developed by Kelvin Yu, the creator of American Born Chinese, with executive producers including Amy Pascal, Phil Lord, and Christopher Miller, who previously worked on Spider-Noir. However, neither Amazon MGM Studios nor Sony Pictures Television has officially commented on the reports. The series currently lacks an announced title, cast, or broadcast date, and further details are expected to be revealed in the coming months.