Adi Granov, born in 1977 in Bosnia and naturalized British, is an artist, illustrator and conceptual designer.

In 2024, Granov joined Marvel’s Young Guns, a list of authors who, according to then Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada, had the potential to become “future comic book stars.”
In the same year Granov produced, on texts by Warren Ellis, the six-issue miniseries “Iron Man: Extremis”, with which they operated a true restart of the character, and which inspired Jon Favreau’s subsequent MCU movie “Iron Man”, on which Granov worked as concept designer making all the feature-length suits.
Granov also worked on the film’s sequel “Iron Man 2”, also directed by Favreau.

Adi Granov has done a large amount of covers for Marvel Comics and followed up his collaboration by drawing the miniseries “Iron Man: Viva Las Vegas”, written by Favreau.
Granov also created artist series toys and collectibles of his original designs of Marvel and Star Wars characters as well as his own creations from the Sova universe.

Here’s below our interview.