'Into The Spider-Verse' Producers Developing ‘Spider-Man’ Universe TV Series

[Norrin Radd]

Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse executive producer Chris Miller can’t talk yet about the upcoming suite of TV series based on the Marvel characters that Sony controls, but he’s got a plan of how it is all going to work.

“We are developing a handful of live-action shows using Sony’s Marvel characters, of which there are like 900 characters,” the Bless the Harts EP told Deadline on Wednesday at TCA about the top secret project(s). “We’re figuring out a way to develop the shows so that each are their own unique experience but are also related.”

While Miller wouldn’t confirm the stories were going to be drawn from the Spider-Man canon, he made it clear that element of the big overall deal with Sony Pictures TV he and Phil Lord have is a hot ticket in town.

“We’ve been talking to a lot of potential teammates for trying to do something not like anything else that’s been done on television,” Miller teased as he weaved away from being pinned down on Netflix or anyone else. “It’ll be a little while before it all comes together and is on the air, but I think it is going to be something really special,” he added with a literal wink.

“Hopefully we’ll know in the next few months where it’ll be and what the schedule will be,” was all Miller would say when asked whether the eventual destination for the multi-pronged projects could be Netflix.

The estimated nine-figure deal Miller and Lord inked in April with SPT lets the Oscar-winning pair develop their own projects for network, cable and streaming platforms. Playing to another one of The LEGO Movie directors’ strength, the agreement also allows Miller and Lord to develop and supervise other writers’ projects, which has a certain web-slinging je ne sais quoi.

@MartyMcFly

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

 

[Achille]

Sony is doing whatever it takes to keep them Spider-man rights. As long as they got something into production, they can keep it "Forever Like Wu-Tang".

 

[CHICAGO]

Sony is doing whatever it takes to keep them Spider-man rights. As long as they got something into production, they can keep it "Forever Like Wu-Tang".

WHO WOULDNT HOLD ON TO SPIDER MAN RIGHTS?





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[Rekkapryde]

WHO WOULDNT HOLD ON TO SPIDER MAN RIGHTS?





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nikkaz is clowns

the good thing is that Disney and Sony have a good relationship with the character but what jackass would give up Spidey movie rights unless Disney cuts a ridiculous check. Letting Disney use the character was smart.

fukked up part is Sony passed on buying ALL Marvel studio rights and just Spidey and its characters instead.

 

[Tunez]

Interesting

 

[Norrin Radd]

nikkaz is clowns

the good thing is that Disney and Sony have a good relationship with the character but what jackass would give up Spidey movie rights unless Disney cuts a ridiculous check. Letting Disney use the character was smart.

fukked up part is Sony passed on buying ALL Marvel studio rights and just Spidey and its characters instead.

Zero foresight

 

[parallax]

this is good. we can get a glimpse of more spider men then we would as a movie

 

[goatmane]

Hopefully it's as good as the Spectular Spider Man. We been blessed with some dope cartoons

 

[Jello Biafra]

Silver Sable is one of the Spider-Universe characters that would be pretty simple and cost effective to make into a TV show.

A lot of the other ones would require a decent budget to account for the amounts of CGI that would be necessary.

 

[BukowCrow]

I still can't believe this only made $300 million box office, I thought the designs and art of the movie were phenomenal. Looking forward to this series.

 

[Starman]

I still can't believe this only made $300 million box office, I thought the designs and art of the movie were phenomenal. Looking forward to this series.

 

[BukowCrow]

Meanwhile all those other shytty movies made at least $700 million, especially the Amazing Spider-Man movies with their dog shyt CGI. I'm still hoping for a Spiderverse 2 movie, even if it's like the incredibles and takes over a decade for a sequel.

 

[Starman]

Meanwhile all those other shytty movies made at least $700 million, especially the Amazing Spider-Man movies with their dog shyt CGI. I'm still hoping for a Spiderverse 2 movie, even if it's like the incredibles and takes over a decade for a sequel.

It wont take that long.

 

[CHICAGO]

Hopefully it's as good as the Spectular Spider Man. We been blessed with some dope cartoons

THESE ARE LIVE ACTION SHOWS
NOT CARTOONS.





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