Times were dark during the Great Depression in New York, which dragged the city into a deep crisis. The mood feels just as grim in the newest trailer for Prime Video’s Spider-Noir, set in the 1930s. The first look at the series starring Nicolas Cage shows the aging superhero private investigator in an existential crisis. The web-slinger, once the city’s masked savior, is forced to confront his past. And as Cage swings and leaps across the city, flashes of former enemies and familiar villains also surfaced in the trailer.

So, here are all the villains in the series who are likely to haunt the streets of New York with new threats and danger.

Some of the villains who are set to appear in the series Spider-Noir have already been revealed. Sandman, who is a Marvel Comics supervillain, is no stranger to the Spider-Man fandom. Played by Jack Huston, the antagonist is part of the Prime series, Spider-Noir. 

The two other villains confirmed to return are electric specialist Electro and Mark Raxton, who is better known as Molten Man. He holds the power of superhuman strength and the ability to produce extreme heat. Both Silvermane (Brendan Gleeson) and Mister Negative are set to show up in the series. And one of the terrifying villains to appear is Man-Spider, who is a mutation of The Spider’s powers. 

Quite clearly, Nicholas Cage’s character, Ben Reilly, who is The Spider, will have a lot in hand to deal with throughout the series. And for the ride across New York, Cage will be joined by Lamorne Morris, Li Jun Li, and Karen Rodriguez. 

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With a star-studded cast and impressive plot, the trailer looks quite promising. But when will the series drop on a streaming platform?

Spider-Noir, starring Nicolas Cage as Ben Reilly, will follow the aging private investigator’s life in New York as he faces a fresh wave of troubles and dangerous new threats. The series is set to premiere on MGM+’s linear broadcast channel on May 25. It will then be available for streaming on Prime Video starting May 27.

Interestingly, each episode will be released in two formats, which are full color and black and white. Much like the trailer, which arrived in both “True-Hue” color and authentic black and white versions, viewers will have the option to choose how they want to experience the show. 

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