What were your intentions for the character when you started the project? What specific elements of both Tony Stark's character and back-story did you feel needed to be modernized, streamlined or even eliminated entirely (besides updating the context of his origin from the Vietnam War to the first Gulf War)? Warren Ellis: I think it first came up in conversation with Joe Quesada. IGN Comics: Warren, with Extremis, you were given the rare opportunity to update – and in some cases re-imagine – an iconic, company-owned superhero character for a new generation. Extremis might be one of those things to distract you while those long, long days slip away. Check out the interviews, check out the footage and then remind yourself that Iron Man 2 is less than a month away.
Be warned: the footage is for mature audiences only. Though the first episode of the Extremis Motion Comic hits tomorrow, we have an exclusive clip from a future episode, just begging for your attention. Given that the arc has quickly become one of the standards for modern Iron Man stories, we wanted to get their perspective on the storyline several years later. We have some good news for you – we caught up with both iconic creators via e-mail to chat about their work on Extremis.
Ellis and Granov are so busy it's typically a challenge to pull interviews with them.
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