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Nicolas Cage built Spider-Noir as “70% Humphrey Bogart, 30% Bugs Bunny” ,basically Mel Blanc doing Bogart. The result is a noir-style Ben Reilly, a once-legendary hero haunted by personal tragedy. Cage previously voiced Spider-Man Noir in Spider-Verse (2018), making this a natural evolution of the character.

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