It's official that Spider-Noir is pulling some serious numbers in terms of reviews and viewership, which is easy to chalk up to the series' originality (and Nic Cage letting his freak flag fly). What do you think sets Spider-Noir apart from all the other iterations of the hero that we've seen so far? Do you think that shows like this are the future of the genre? I'd love to see some more out-of-the-ordinary stuff like this take center stage.

Sets up a universe with certain aesthetics and rules sticks to those like glue and In doing so has kind of rekindled interest in a classic noir.

As we’ve seen in both Marvel and DC comics, alt universe flips on familiar characters are doing well right now and this is exactly that as a TV show.

There are two very important lessons, here: first, a Spider-Man TV universe is very possible if you pick the right characters and concepts. Two: we should absolutely be getting an absolute Batman TV series or anime.

Noir absolutely rules because it's such a fun universe with fun characters and episodes. But it's also so self-contained that I don't see any need for a potential continuation. But it does lend the idea to potentially getting more multiverse releases of its kind, and it's wild that we haven't really had any of that during the "Multiverse Saga"