Spider-Noir Leads Amazon's Emmy Haul

Amazon MGM Studios and Prime Video have garnered a formidable 68 Emmy Award nominations for 2026, marking a tie for the most in Amazon's history. The dark, live-action series "Spider-Noir" led the charge with 11 nods, establishing its dominance in a competitive field.

This impressive tally, detailed by Amazon News, spans 16 titles, with "Fallout" close behind with 10 nominations. "The Boys" and "John Candy: I Like Me" each secured five nominations, further solidifying Prime Video's diverse content slate.

"Spider-Noir" Dominates Technical Categories

The adaptation of the Marvel comic, starring Nicolas Cage as Ben Reilly, received significant recognition in technical and creative arts categories. Its 11 nominations highlight the series' intricate production.

Key nominations for "Spider-Noir" include Outstanding Production Design For A Narrative Period Or Fantasy Program, Outstanding Cinematography For A Series (One Hour), and Outstanding Special Visual Effects In A Single Episode. The series also earned nods for sound, music, and stunt work.

Other Prime Video Contenders

"Fallout," based on the popular video game, secured 10 nominations, including multiple for production design, costuming, and sound. Its immersive post-apocalyptic world clearly resonated with Emmy voters.

Meanwhile, "The Boys" earned five nominations, primarily in creative arts categories like costumes, music, and stunt coordination. The documentary "John Candy: I Like Me" also received five nods, including Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Special.

Other Amazon titles receiving recognition include "Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War" with two nominations, and individual nods for "Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat," "Bait," "Invincible," "Gen V," "Young Sherlock," and "Heads of State." The 78th Emmy Awards will announce winners on September 14, 2026.