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Adi GranovMajor

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Comic ArtistConcept ArtistCover Artist

United Kingdom

Granov's Iron Man looks machined rather than drawn, with hard reflections and precisely engineered surfaces. Iron Man: Extremis set a visual template that carried through to the films, where he worked on concept design.

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Work and credits

Notable works

Iron Man: Extremis
Iron Man
Marvel covers
Iron Man film concept design

Publishers

Marvel Comics

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