After the cancellation of "Spider-Noir," Sony and Amazon are preparing four more series about "Spider-Man" characters

One of the four projects is already close to starting production.

Sony Pictures Television and Amazon MGM Studios have not given up on TV series based on Spider-Man comics after the recent cancellation of "Spider-Noir" starring Nicolas Cage. According to The Ankler, the companies are currently considering four new projects and expect to launch one or two of them into production.

Which characters the potential series will be dedicated to is still unknown. Kelvin Yu, creator of "American Born Chinese," Alison Tatlock, writer for "Better Call Saul" and "One of Many," and Ben H. Winters, creator of "Tracker," are working on individual projects.

The fourth series is being co-developed by "For All Mankind" creators Ben Nedivi and Matt Wolpert, along with "WandaVision" and "Captain Marvel 2" writer Megan McDonnell.

Meanwhile, one of these projects has progressed further than the others. Earlier, Deadline reported that Sony and Amazon are close to ordering a full season, but the concept of the series and the name of its main character are still being kept secret.