Famous for a character-defining take on Marvel's red-and-gold Avenger, Adi Granov became a superstar artist after his red-hot collaboration with Warren Ellis, Iron Man: Extremis.

In 1994, aged 16, Adi, along with his mother and sister, left Bosnia, which was riven by one of the most terrible conflicts Europe experienced in the second half of the century… ...

Marvel Studios concept artist Adi Granov has provided his unique take on the iconic superhero in preparation for Peter Parker's return in the pages of Dan Slott and Humberto Ramos' The Amazing ...

Marvel’s X-Force Takes Action on Adi Granov Variant Cover X-Force springs into action on Adi Granov’s variant cover to X-Force #1. Granov provided the […] By Jamie Lovett Comicbook 09.06.17 ...

Bosnian-born Adi Granov in his Ilkley studio. “It started in 1992 when I was 15 and then, on and off, we would have some semblance of education from time to time,” says Granov.

Marvel’s Star Wars Original Trilogy OGNs Get Covers By Adi Granov With the original Marvel Comics adaptation of Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope set for […] ...

Continuing on, Granov's first words on Iron Man 3 in a new interview with CBR was that he enjoyed the film. "I thought it was a lot of fun.

MENTION the name Adi Granov to comic fans and chances are they will strike the Iron Man “three-point pose” – that iconic striking-the-ground pose (featured in Iron Man Vol 3 #76), which was ...

In 2004 master comic book scribe Warren Ellis and up and coming artist Adi Granov were tasked with rebooting the character of Tony Stark, the Iron Man. What we got was a six issue story entitled ...