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Warren Ellis

March 07, 2023

For the musician, see Warren Ellis (musician).

Warren Girard Ellis (born 16 February 1968) is a British comic book writer, novelist, and screenwriter. He is best known as the co-creator of several original comics series, including Transmetropolitan (1997–2002), Global Frequency (2002–2004) and Red (2003–2004), which was adapted into the feature films Red (2010) and Red 2 (2013). Ellis is the author of the novels Crooked Little Vein (2007) and Gun Machine (2013) and the novella Normal (2016).

Warren Ellis
Ellis at the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con
BornWarren Girard Ellis
(1968-02-16) 16 February 1968 (age 55)
Rochford, Essex, England
Area(s)Writer
Notable works
Transmetropolitan
The Authority
Planetary
Hellblazer
Global Frequency
Red
Fell
Iron Man: Extremis
Nextwave
Thunderbolts
FreakAngels
Supergod
Moon Knight
Trees
Injection
James Bond
AwardsEagle Award
warrenellis.com

A prolific comic book writer, Ellis has written several Marvel series, including Astonishing X-Men, Thunderbolts, Moon Knight and the "Extremis" story arc of Iron Man, which was the basis for the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Iron Man 3 (2013). Ellis created The Authority and Planetary for WildStorm, and wrote a run of Hellblazer for Vertigo and James Bond for Dynamite Entertainment. Ellis wrote the video games Hostile Waters (2001), Cold Winter (2005), and Dead Space (2008). He also wrote the animated TV movie G.I. Joe: Resolute (2009) and served as the head writer on the acclaimed animated Netflix series Castlevania (2017–2021).

Ellis is well known for sociocultural commentary, both through his online presence and through his writing, which covers transhumanist (most notably nanotechnology, cryonics, mind transfer and human enhancement) and folkloric themes, often in combination with each other. He is a humanist and former patron of Humanists UK, a charity focused on promoting humanism and advancing secularism.[1] He is a resident of Southend-on-Sea, England.

Early life

Ellis was born in Essex in February 1968. He has stated that the televised broadcast of the Moon landing is his earliest coherent memory.[2] He was a student at the South East Essex Sixth Form College, commonly known as SEEVIC. He contributed comic work to the college magazine, Spike, along with Richard Easter, who also later followed a career in writing.[citation needed]

Before starting his career as a writer, he worked in a book and stationery store, a pub, worked in bankruptcy, worked in a record shop, and lifted compost bags for a living.[3]

Career

Early career

Ellis's writing career started in the British roleplaying magazine 'Adventurer' for which he wrote the 1920s Cthulhu mythos strip 'Whiplash' throughout 1986. This was followed by a six-page short story published in 1990 in independent magazine Deadline. Other early works include a Judge Dredd short and a Doctor Who one-pager. His first ongoing work, Lazarus Churchyard with D'Israeli, appeared in Blast!, a short-lived British magazine.

By 1994, Ellis had begun working for Marvel Comics, where he took over the series Hellstorm: Prince of Lies with issue number 12, which he wrote until its cancellation after issue number 21. He also did some work on the Marvel 2099 imprint, most notably in a storyline in which a futuristic Doctor Doom took over the United States. Other notable early Marvel work is a run on Excalibur, a superhero series set in Britain. He also wrote a four-issue arc of Thor called "Worldengine", in which he dramatically revamped both the character and book (though the changes lasted only as long as Ellis's run on the book), and tackled Wolverine with then-rising star Leinil Francis Yu.

The Authority, Transmetropolitan and critical acclaim

Ellis then started working for DC Comics, Caliber Comics and Image Comics' Wildstorm studio, where he wrote the Gen¹³ spin-off DV8 and took over Stormwatch, a previously action-oriented team book, to which he gave a more idea- and character-driven flavor[citation needed]. He wrote issues 37–50 with artist Tom Raney, and the 11 issues of volume two with artists Oscar Jimenez and Bryan Hitch. Hitch and he followed that with the Stormwatch spin-off The Authority, a cinematic super-action series for which Ellis coined the term "widescreen comics".

In 1997, Ellis started Transmetropolitan, a creator-owned series about an acerbic "gonzo" journalist in a dystopian future America, co-created with artist Darick Robertson and published by DC's Helix imprint. When Helix was discontinued the following year, Transmetropolitan was shifted to the Vertigo imprint, and remained one of the most successful nonsuperhero comics DC was then publishing.[4] Transmetropolitan ran for 60 issues (plus a few specials), ending in 2002, and the entire run was later collected in a series of trade paperbacks. It remains Ellis's largest work to date.

Planetary, another Wildstorm series by Ellis and John Cassaday, launched in 1999, as did Ellis's short run on the DC/Vertigo series Hellblazer.[5] He left that series when DC announced, following the Columbine High School massacre, that it would not publish "Shoot", a Hellblazer story about school shootings, although the story had been written and illustrated prior to the Columbine massacre.[6][7] Planetary concluded in October 2009 with the release of issue 27.

Return to superhero titles

Ellis also returned to Marvel Comics as part of the company's "Revolution" event, to head the "Counter-X" line of titles. This project was intended to revitalise the X-Men spin-off books Generation X, X-Man and X-Force, but it was not successful and Ellis stayed away from mainstream superhero comics for a time.

In 2002, Ellis started Global Frequency, a 12-issue limited series for Wildstorm, and continued to produce work for various publishers, including DC, Avatar Press, AiT/Planet Lar, Cliffhanger and Homage Comics.

In 2004, Ellis came back to mainstream superhero comics. He took over Ultimate Fantastic Four and Iron Man for Marvel under a temporary exclusive work for hire contract.

Toward the end of 2004, Ellis released the "Apparat Singles Group", which he described as "An imaginary line of comics singles. Four imaginary first issues of imaginary series from an imaginary line of comics, even". The Apparat titles were published by Avatar, but carried only the Apparat logo on their covers.

In 2006, Ellis worked for DC on Jack Cross, which was not well received and was subsequently cancelled. For Marvel, he worked on Nextwave, a 12-issue limited series. He also worked on the Ultimate Galactus trilogy. Ellis also took over the Thunderbolts monthly title, which deals with the aftermath of the Marvel Civil War crossover.[8]

In honour of the 20th anniversary of Marvel's New Universe in 2006, Ellis and illustrator Salvador Larroca created a new series that reimagines the New Universe under the title newuniversal. The first issue was released on 6 December 2006.[9]

Ellis continued to work on several projects for different publishers, including Desolation Jones (for DC/Wildstorm) and Blackgas and Black Summer (for Avatar Press).[10] Ellis also wrote an episode of Justice League Unlimited entitled "Dark Heart".

2007–2012

Ellis's first prose novel, Crooked Little Vein, was published in mid-2007 by William Morrow (an imprint of HarperCollins).

Ellis has described himself as "a notorious pain in the arse for getting involved in book design".[11] According to a comment made in the first issue of Fell, he has more trade paperbacks in print than anyone else in the American comic industry.

On 29 July 2007, Ellis announced two new projects for Avatar Press: FreakAngels, a free long-form webcomic illustrated by Paul Duffield, and Ignition City, a five-issue miniseries.[12] He also has five other current series with Avatar: Anna Mercury,[13][14] No Hero,[15] along with two long series Doktor Sleepless and Gravel.

The first quarter of 2009 had the release of G.I. Joe: Resolute, a series of webisodes written by Warren Ellis and later released on DVD in December.

He worked with D'Israeli again in 2010–2011 for a one-off comic, SVK, to be published by BERG, a London consultancy firm. It uses a UV torch to reveal the thoughts of the characters in the story.[16][17]

In 2010, a documentary film on Ellis, Warren Ellis: Captured Ghosts, was announced for 2011 completion. Its co-producer Sequart Organization also plans on publishing, in 2011, three books studying Ellis's work: on Planetary, Transmetropolitan and Ellis's overall career. Sequart has dubbed this push "The Year of Ellis."[18]

2013–15: Gun Machine, subsequent Marvel work and return to Image

Ellis's second novel, hardboiled detective thriller Gun Machine, was released on 3 January 2013 by Mulholland Books.[19] The novel follows a Manhattan detective investigating a murder, which expands into the hunt of a serial killer. Gun Machine hit The New York Times Best Sellers list and received mostly positive reviews.[20][21][22] In June 2013, Ellis announced on his website that he would be ending his relationship with Mulholland Books due to "continuing issues" and cancelling the release of his short story "Dead Pig Collector".[23][24] In July 2013, "Dead Pig Collector" was picked up by Farrar, Straus and Giroux and published as a digital original.[25][26]

In March 2014, Ellis relaunched Moon Knight for Marvel, with art by Declan Shalvey and colors by Jordie Bellaire.[27] The series received critical acclaim and helped establish Moon Knight as a major character in the Marvel Universe.[28][29][30] Ellis ended his run after six issues, after which the series was taken on by writer Brian Wood.[31] Trees, a new creator-owned comics collaboration between Ellis and artist Jason Howard, debuted in May 2014 through Image Comics.[32] The science fiction series explores a world in which aliens have invaded Earth, but completely ignored humans.[33] The first story arc concluded in January 2015,[34] and was followed by a second volume, Trees: Two Forests, which ended its run in August 2016.[35] A third volume is planned.

Ellis joined main writer Kelly Sue DeConnick to co-write two issues of her Captain Marvel series in early 2015.[36] In May 2015, Ellis reteamed with his Moon Knight collaborators Shalvey and Bellaire to publish Injection with Image Comics.[37] The creator-owned science-fiction series follows the members of a think tank given the task of improving the future, who deal with mistakes made after trying to prevent human innovation from dying off.[38][39] Three volumes of Injection have been released.

Ellis launched a new ongoing comics series featuring James Bond in November 2015, published by Dynamite Entertainment in partnership with Ian Fleming Publications and illustrated by James Masters.[40][41] James Bond depicts the original character from the Ian Fleming novels, as opposed to the one in the films, but is set in present day.[40] The first story arc, "Vargr", was followed in June 2016 with a second arc titled "Eidolon".[42] Ellis stepped down from the series after 12 issues in December 2016 and was succeeded as writer by Benjamin Percy.[42] As part of Marvel's All-New All-Different relaunch, Ellis wrote the series Karnak, following the eponymous Inhuman character.[43] The series debuted in October 2015 with art by Gerardo Zaffino to positive reviews.[44][45] Karnak suffered several delays[46][47] which resulted in Zaffino being replaced by Roland Boschi.[48] The series ended its six-issue run in February 2017.[49]

2016–present: Normal and WildStorm revival

Normal, Ellis's new novella, was serialized as four digital installments beginning in July 2016.[50][51] It was published as a single volume by Farrar, Straus and Giroux in November 2016.[52] The near-future thriller follows the residents of an asylum for futurists as they investigate a disappearance.[53] The novella received a mostly positive reception, with reviewers praising its plot, humor and commentary on the future.[54][55][56]

In October 2016, Ellis launched Shipwreck, a new six-issue comics miniseries with artist Phil Hester, published by AfterShock Comics.[57] The series follows the survivor of a shipwreck trying to find out what happened after he washes up on another world.[58] Though Ellis has left open the possibility of expanding the book past six issues, he said he is focused finishing the story as planned first.[57]

Despite rarely returning to his early work,[59] in October 2016, DC Comics announced a relaunch of the WildStorm publishing line as a new imprint curated by Ellis.[60] Taking a similar approach to Gerard Way's Young Animal imprint, DC asked Ellis to write a main series, titled The Wild Storm, and curating others set in the same universe.[61] The series begins a complete reboot of the WildStorm Universe, with Ellis saying his goal is for the imprint to be new reader-friendly.[59] The Wild Storm debuted in February 2017 with art by John Davis-Hunt.[61] In his newsletter Orbital Operations, Ellis stated that he has a two-year plan for the series.[62] Three more WildStorm series are expected to follow.[63]

In 2017, Netflix launched a Castlevania animated television series adaptation, written and produced by Ellis.[64] Ellis had been previously hired to write a screenplay for Castlevania: Dracula's Curse, an animated film based on Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse.[65][66] The first season of the Castlevania TV series was released in 2017,[67] and seasons 2 through 4 were released during the period of 2018 to 2021.[68][69] Executive producer Adi Shankar confirmed that Ellis would be writing every episode.[70]

Planned projects

In 2012, Ellis announced he would publish a nonfiction book, tentatively titled Spirit Tracks, with Farrar, Straus, and Giroux.[71] The book is "about the future of the city, the ghosts that haunt it and the science-fiction condition we live in." It is based on a talk Ellis gave in Berlin at a conference titled "Cognitive Cities", which was based on a series of posts on his website.[72] At Image Expo 2015, Heartless, a new creator-owned comic book with Ellis's Supreme: Blue Rose collaborator Tula Lotay, was announced.[73] As of June 2020, Heartless has yet to be released, though Ellis has commented in 2016 that Lotay and he are working on it at their "own pace".[74]

Finality, a new webcomic written by Ellis and illustrated by Colleen Doran, was announced in September 2016.[75] Set to be published by Webtoon in 2017, the 26-issue weekly series follows a middle-aged female detective working a murder mystery.[76]

In 2020, anime streaming platform Crunchyroll announced that it was adapting the webcomic FreakAngels as one of the first Crunchyroll Originals anime TV series.[77]

Unrealised projects

In 2006, Ellis was hired to develop a science-fiction television series for AMC titled Dead Channel,[78][79] but the project was put on hiatus.[80] The series followed a television network executive who discovers the existence of aliens and decides to turn the discovery into a reality show.[81] Listener, a near-future science fiction novel, was planned as Ellis's next book after Crooked Little Vein.[82][83] The novel has since been lost and cancelled.[84][85]

Wastelanders, a web-based "end-of-the-world" collaboration with director Joss Whedon, was postponed due to Whedon's work on The Avengers.[86] Ellis and British producer Vivek Tiwary developed an adventure thriller television miniseries title Ascension, with Idris Elba in talks to star,[87] though nothing has come of the project.

Adaptations and nonfiction

Film and television adaptations

Adaptations of Ellis's works have frequently been planned, to limited success. Ellis and Cully Hamner's miniseries, Red, has been loosely adapted as two films: Red (2010) and Red 2 (2013), written by Jon Hoeber and Erich Hoeber, produced by Lorenzo di Bonaventura and starring Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman and Helen Mirren.[88][89][90] The sequel was simply inspired by the comics as no source material exists outside the original miniseries.[91] The Hoebers were commissioned to write a third installment in 2013,[92] though no further developments have occurred since. A television series based on the Red film franchise, produced by di Bonaventura and written the Hoeber brothers, was announced as in development in 2015.[93] The Iron Man "Extremis" story arc written by Ellis was used as the primary influence on the plot of the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Iron Man 3, directed by Shane Black.[94][better source needed] Elements of "Extremis" were also used in the first Iron Man film.[95]

Global Frequency has been at various stages of adaptation since its publication. A television pilot written by John Rogers was produced in 2005,[96] but development ended after it was leaked.[97] Several more attempts to bring the limited series to television include writers Scott Nimerfro in 2009,[98] and Rockne S. O'Bannon in 2014,[99] though none have materialized. Gravel was at one point being developed with Tim Miller attached as director,[100] with Ellis commissioned to write the first draft of the screenplay and serving as executive producer.[101] Black Summer has also been optioned as a feature film.[102] Ellis's comics collaboration with Chris Sprouse, Ocean, has been optioned,[103] and Ryan Condal hired to write a screenplay.[104] Ellis's novel Gun Machine has been set up as a television series first with writer Dario Scardapane at Fox in 2012,[105] and later in 2014 at the now-defunct Xbox Entertainment, with a script by Brett Conrad.[106] In 2016, it was announced that NBCUniversal had optioned the rights to Ellis and Jason Howard's Trees and would be developing it as a television series with Tom Hardy's production company.[107]

Talks and speaking engagements

In 2013, Ellis spoke at the HowTheLightGetsIn festival in Hay. In his first talk, titled Our Hopeless Future and Other Comedy, he discussed the power of Twitter and how it can 'break' other people's websites. In the second, Thinking Differently, he explored how the internet revolution is changing people's lives and asked whether it is changing how people think. A festival regular, he has returned in subsequent years to debate the risks and rewards of artificial intelligence with physicist Stephen Hawking and collaborator Roger Penrose.[108]

Nonfiction and email newsletters

Ellis is a contributor of nonfiction articles and columns to magazines and websites. He has been a columnist for SuicideGirls,[109] Reuters,[110] Vice,[111] Wired UK,[112] and Esquire.[113] From 1995 to 1999, he wrote an email list titled From the Desk of, where he wrote about various subjects including the comic industry and his work. From the Desk of was collected in two print volumes by Avatar Press.[114] When technical issues forced that list to shut down in 2001, Ellis started a new email list, Bad Signal, which was described as "anarchy in your mailbox to brighten up your day".[115] Bad Signal was replaced in 2012, two years after its closing, by Machine Vision;[116] Ellis ended Machine Vision alongside his relationship with his publisher Mulholland Books a year later.[117] Since 2013, Ellis has been writing the weekly email newsletter Orbital Operations,[118] which features work updates and thoughts on books, comics and current events.[119] As of late 2015, Orbital Operations had 13,000 subscribers.[120]

In 2007, Ellis launched the now-defunct message board Whitechapel as a companion to his webcomic FreakAngels,[121] though it rapidly evolved into his internet home.[122] He is frequently referred to as "The Boss", "Stalin", "The Love Swami" or "Internet Jesus" on these forums.[123] Ellis maintains a blog at his personal website, thought it is rarely updated. Beginning in 2014, he wrote regularly at Morning.Computer.[124][125] In 2015, Ellis published Cunning Plans, an ebook collection of talks he gave at technology and futurism conferences.[120]

Sexual coercion allegations

In June 2020, several people (including musician Meredith Yayanos, artist Zoetica Ebb and photographer Jhayne Holmes) publicly accused Ellis of sexual coercion and manipulation, in having engaged in simultaneous relationships with several of them without the others' knowledge.[126][127][128][129][130] The Daily Beast reported that "by 19 June, over 60 women had joined a group organized by Holmes, all of them accusing Ellis of a largely consistent pattern of behavior".[130] The Guardian later reported that "roughly 100 women have come forward, while 33 of them have composed written statements, supported by emails and text messages, which have been seen by the Guardian".[131] These testimonials were posted together on a new website, SoManyofUs.com, in July 2020 and contain accounts of "manipulation, gaslighting, coercion, and other forms of emotional abuse".[131][132]

Ellis responded, writing that he had not considered that others would see him as having "a position of power and privilege", and that "I have hurt many people that I had no intention of hurting. I am culpable. I take responsibility for my mistakes. I will do better and for that, I apologize."[129][128] DC Comics subsequently announced that, at Ellis's request, a two-page story written by him would not be included in an upcoming anthology.[133][134][132] Ellis ended his long-running email newsletter, which he had published under various titles since 1995.[135]

In mid-July 2020, The Guardian reported "Ellis responded to these accounts with self-pity and what seemed to be genuine contrition. [...] Ellis insists that the problem was relationship trouble, 'not predatory behaviour', but concedes that '[t]here is a differing of perception here, and I've been listening to it'. He said he was going to try therapy on the advice of friends".[131] The Hollywood Reporter later reported Ellis would not be returning to Castlevania for subsequent seasons and that a planned Batman comic would no longer be moving forward.[136]

In June 2021, a week after Ben Templesmith announced that he would be reteaming with Ellis for new issues of Fell, Image Comics announced that they would not be publishing the series following negative reaction from within the industry.[137] An update on SoManyofUs.com informed that Ellis reached out to the collective which created the site. He wrote that he was made aware of the offer of a mediated dialogue and that he would be available to begin a conversation.[138] After having closed his newsletter in June 2020, he used it again to inform his subscribers about this development.

In an update in January 2022, SoManyofUs.com reported that their members have been in a mediated dialogue with Ellis since August 2021 and that they were making progress in a guided transformative justice process.[139] In February 2022, Ellis relaunched his newsletter, in which he linked to the SoManyofUs.com update and website.[140] On January 19th, 2023, SoManyOfUs.com once again updated the site, alleging that Ellis "took none of the steps we hoped he would", stating "we do not anticipate our involvement in any progress he might make in the future."[141]

Awards

Bibliography

Main article: Warren Ellis bibliography

Filmography

Television

Year Title Credit Notes Ref.
2004 Justice League Unlimited Writer Writer (Episode: "Dark Heart") [144]
2007 Revisioned: Tomb Raider Writer Writer (Episodes: "Angel Spit: Part 2", "Angel Spit: Part 1") [145]
2009 G.I. Joe: Resolute Writer Writer (11 episodes) [146]
2010 Marvel Anime: Iron Man Story Story (12 episodes) [147]
2011 Marvel Anime: Wolverine Story Story (12 episodes) [147]
Marvel Anime: X-Men Story Story (12 episodes) [147]
Marvel Anime: Blade Story Story (12 episodes) [147]
2017–2021 Castlevania Writer Writer (32 episodes) [148][149]

Video games

Year Title Credit Notes Ref.
2001 Hostile Waters Writer [150]
2005 Cold Winter Writer [151]
2008 Dead Space Writer With Rick Remender and Antony Johnston [152]

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warren, ellis, musician, musician, warren, girard, ellis, born, february, 1968, british, comic, book, writer, novelist, screenwriter, best, known, creator, several, original, comics, series, including, transmetropolitan, 1997, 2002, global, frequency, 2002, 20. For the musician see Warren Ellis musician Warren Girard Ellis born 16 February 1968 is a British comic book writer novelist and screenwriter He is best known as the co creator of several original comics series including Transmetropolitan 1997 2002 Global Frequency 2002 2004 and Red 2003 2004 which was adapted into the feature films Red 2010 and Red 2 2013 Ellis is the author of the novels Crooked Little Vein 2007 and Gun Machine 2013 and the novella Normal 2016 Warren EllisEllis at the 2010 San Diego Comic ConBornWarren Girard Ellis 1968 02 16 16 February 1968 age 55 Rochford Essex EnglandArea s WriterNotable worksTransmetropolitanThe AuthorityPlanetaryHellblazerGlobal FrequencyRedFellIron Man ExtremisNextwaveThunderboltsFreakAngelsSupergodMoon KnightTreesInjectionJames BondAwardsEagle Awardwarrenellis wbr comA prolific comic book writer Ellis has written several Marvel series including Astonishing X Men Thunderbolts Moon Knight and the Extremis story arc of Iron Man which was the basis for the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Iron Man 3 2013 Ellis created The Authority and Planetary for WildStorm and wrote a run of Hellblazer for Vertigo and James Bond for Dynamite Entertainment Ellis wrote the video games Hostile Waters 2001 Cold Winter 2005 and Dead Space 2008 He also wrote the animated TV movie G I Joe Resolute 2009 and served as the head writer on the acclaimed animated Netflix series Castlevania 2017 2021 Ellis is well known for sociocultural commentary both through his online presence and through his writing which covers transhumanist most notably nanotechnology cryonics mind transfer and human enhancement and folkloric themes often in combination with each other He is a humanist and former patron of Humanists UK a charity focused on promoting humanism and advancing secularism 1 He is a resident of Southend on Sea England Contents 1 Early life 2 Career 2 1 Early career 2 2 The Authority Transmetropolitan and critical acclaim 2 3 Return to superhero titles 2 4 2007 2012 2 5 2013 15 Gun Machine subsequent Marvel work and return to Image 2 6 2016 present Normal and WildStorm revival 2 7 Planned projects 3 Unrealised projects 4 Adaptations and nonfiction 4 1 Film and television adaptations 4 2 Talks and speaking engagements 4 3 Nonfiction and email newsletters 5 Sexual coercion allegations 6 Awards 7 Bibliography 8 Filmography 8 1 Television 8 2 Video games 9 References 10 External linksEarly life EditEllis was born in Essex in February 1968 He has stated that the televised broadcast of the Moon landing is his earliest coherent memory 2 He was a student at the South East Essex Sixth Form College commonly known as SEEVIC He contributed comic work to the college magazine Spike along with Richard Easter who also later followed a career in writing citation needed Before starting his career as a writer he worked in a book and stationery store a pub worked in bankruptcy worked in a record shop and lifted compost bags for a living 3 Career EditEarly career Edit Ellis s writing career started in the British roleplaying magazine Adventurer for which he wrote the 1920s Cthulhu mythos strip Whiplash throughout 1986 This was followed by a six page short story published in 1990 in independent magazine Deadline Other early works include a Judge Dredd short and a Doctor Who one pager His first ongoing work Lazarus Churchyard with D Israeli appeared in Blast a short lived British magazine By 1994 Ellis had begun working for Marvel Comics where he took over the series Hellstorm Prince of Lies with issue number 12 which he wrote until its cancellation after issue number 21 He also did some work on the Marvel 2099 imprint most notably in a storyline in which a futuristic Doctor Doom took over the United States Other notable early Marvel work is a run on Excalibur a superhero series set in Britain He also wrote a four issue arc of Thor called Worldengine in which he dramatically revamped both the character and book though the changes lasted only as long as Ellis s run on the book and tackled Wolverine with then rising star Leinil Francis Yu The Authority Transmetropolitan and critical acclaim Edit Ellis then started working for DC Comics Caliber Comics and Image Comics Wildstorm studio where he wrote the Gen spin off DV8 and took over Stormwatch a previously action oriented team book to which he gave a more idea and character driven flavor citation needed He wrote issues 37 50 with artist Tom Raney and the 11 issues of volume two with artists Oscar Jimenez and Bryan Hitch Hitch and he followed that with the Stormwatch spin off The Authority a cinematic super action series for which Ellis coined the term widescreen comics In 1997 Ellis started Transmetropolitan a creator owned series about an acerbic gonzo journalist in a dystopian future America co created with artist Darick Robertson and published by DC s Helix imprint When Helix was discontinued the following year Transmetropolitan was shifted to the Vertigo imprint and remained one of the most successful nonsuperhero comics DC was then publishing 4 Transmetropolitan ran for 60 issues plus a few specials ending in 2002 and the entire run was later collected in a series of trade paperbacks It remains Ellis s largest work to date Planetary another Wildstorm series by Ellis and John Cassaday launched in 1999 as did Ellis s short run on the DC Vertigo series Hellblazer 5 He left that series when DC announced following the Columbine High School massacre that it would not publish Shoot a Hellblazer story about school shootings although the story had been written and illustrated prior to the Columbine massacre 6 7 Planetary concluded in October 2009 with the release of issue 27 Return to superhero titles Edit Ellis also returned to Marvel Comics as part of the company s Revolution event to head the Counter X line of titles This project was intended to revitalise the X Men spin off books Generation X X Man and X Force but it was not successful and Ellis stayed away from mainstream superhero comics for a time In 2002 Ellis started Global Frequency a 12 issue limited series for Wildstorm and continued to produce work for various publishers including DC Avatar Press AiT Planet Lar Cliffhanger and Homage Comics In 2004 Ellis came back to mainstream superhero comics He took over Ultimate Fantastic Four and Iron Man for Marvel under a temporary exclusive work for hire contract Toward the end of 2004 Ellis released the Apparat Singles Group which he described as An imaginary line of comics singles Four imaginary first issues of imaginary series from an imaginary line of comics even The Apparat titles were published by Avatar but carried only the Apparat logo on their covers In 2006 Ellis worked for DC on Jack Cross which was not well received and was subsequently cancelled For Marvel he worked on Nextwave a 12 issue limited series He also worked on the Ultimate Galactus trilogy Ellis also took over the Thunderbolts monthly title which deals with the aftermath of the Marvel Civil War crossover 8 In honour of the 20th anniversary of Marvel s New Universe in 2006 Ellis and illustrator Salvador Larroca created a new series that reimagines the New Universe under the title newuniversal The first issue was released on 6 December 2006 9 Ellis continued to work on several projects for different publishers including Desolation Jones for DC Wildstorm and Blackgas and Black Summer for Avatar Press 10 Ellis also wrote an episode of Justice League Unlimited entitled Dark Heart 2007 2012 Edit Ellis s first prose novel Crooked Little Vein was published in mid 2007 by William Morrow an imprint of HarperCollins Ellis has described himself as a notorious pain in the arse for getting involved in book design 11 According to a comment made in the first issue of Fell he has more trade paperbacks in print than anyone else in the American comic industry On 29 July 2007 Ellis announced two new projects for Avatar Press FreakAngels a free long form webcomic illustrated by Paul Duffield and Ignition City a five issue miniseries 12 He also has five other current series with Avatar Anna Mercury 13 14 No Hero 15 along with two long series Doktor Sleepless and Gravel The first quarter of 2009 had the release of G I Joe Resolute a series of webisodes written by Warren Ellis and later released on DVD in December He worked with D Israeli again in 2010 2011 for a one off comic SVK to be published by BERG a London consultancy firm It uses a UV torch to reveal the thoughts of the characters in the story 16 17 In 2010 a documentary film on Ellis Warren Ellis Captured Ghosts was announced for 2011 completion Its co producer Sequart Organization also plans on publishing in 2011 three books studying Ellis s work on Planetary Transmetropolitan and Ellis s overall career Sequart has dubbed this push The Year of Ellis 18 2013 15 Gun Machine subsequent Marvel work and return to Image Edit Ellis s second novel hardboiled detective thriller Gun Machine was released on 3 January 2013 by Mulholland Books 19 The novel follows a Manhattan detective investigating a murder which expands into the hunt of a serial killer Gun Machine hit The New York Times Best Sellers list and received mostly positive reviews 20 21 22 In June 2013 Ellis announced on his website that he would be ending his relationship with Mulholland Books due to continuing issues and cancelling the release of his short story Dead Pig Collector 23 24 In July 2013 Dead Pig Collector was picked up by Farrar Straus and Giroux and published as a digital original 25 26 In March 2014 Ellis relaunched Moon Knight for Marvel with art by Declan Shalvey and colors by Jordie Bellaire 27 The series received critical acclaim and helped establish Moon Knight as a major character in the Marvel Universe 28 29 30 Ellis ended his run after six issues after which the series was taken on by writer Brian Wood 31 Trees a new creator owned comics collaboration between Ellis and artist Jason Howard debuted in May 2014 through Image Comics 32 The science fiction series explores a world in which aliens have invaded Earth but completely ignored humans 33 The first story arc concluded in January 2015 34 and was followed by a second volume Trees Two Forests which ended its run in August 2016 35 A third volume is planned Ellis joined main writer Kelly Sue DeConnick to co write two issues of her Captain Marvel series in early 2015 36 In May 2015 Ellis reteamed with his Moon Knight collaborators Shalvey and Bellaire to publish Injection with Image Comics 37 The creator owned science fiction series follows the members of a think tank given the task of improving the future who deal with mistakes made after trying to prevent human innovation from dying off 38 39 Three volumes of Injection have been released Ellis launched a new ongoing comics series featuring James Bond in November 2015 published by Dynamite Entertainment in partnership with Ian Fleming Publications and illustrated by James Masters 40 41 James Bond depicts the original character from the Ian Fleming novels as opposed to the one in the films but is set in present day 40 The first story arc Vargr was followed in June 2016 with a second arc titled Eidolon 42 Ellis stepped down from the series after 12 issues in December 2016 and was succeeded as writer by Benjamin Percy 42 As part of Marvel s All New All Different relaunch Ellis wrote the series Karnak following the eponymous Inhuman character 43 The series debuted in October 2015 with art by Gerardo Zaffino to positive reviews 44 45 Karnak suffered several delays 46 47 which resulted in Zaffino being replaced by Roland Boschi 48 The series ended its six issue run in February 2017 49 2016 present Normal and WildStorm revival Edit Normal Ellis s new novella was serialized as four digital installments beginning in July 2016 50 51 It was published as a single volume by Farrar Straus and Giroux in November 2016 52 The near future thriller follows the residents of an asylum for futurists as they investigate a disappearance 53 The novella received a mostly positive reception with reviewers praising its plot humor and commentary on the future 54 55 56 In October 2016 Ellis launched Shipwreck a new six issue comics miniseries with artist Phil Hester published by AfterShock Comics 57 The series follows the survivor of a shipwreck trying to find out what happened after he washes up on another world 58 Though Ellis has left open the possibility of expanding the book past six issues he said he is focused finishing the story as planned first 57 Despite rarely returning to his early work 59 in October 2016 DC Comics announced a relaunch of the WildStorm publishing line as a new imprint curated by Ellis 60 Taking a similar approach to Gerard Way s Young Animal imprint DC asked Ellis to write a main series titled The Wild Storm and curating others set in the same universe 61 The series begins a complete reboot of the WildStorm Universe with Ellis saying his goal is for the imprint to be new reader friendly 59 The Wild Storm debuted in February 2017 with art by John Davis Hunt 61 In his newsletter Orbital Operations Ellis stated that he has a two year plan for the series 62 Three more WildStorm series are expected to follow 63 In 2017 Netflix launched a Castlevania animated television series adaptation written and produced by Ellis 64 Ellis had been previously hired to write a screenplay for Castlevania Dracula s Curse an animated film based on Castlevania III Dracula s Curse 65 66 The first season of the Castlevania TV series was released in 2017 67 and seasons 2 through 4 were released during the period of 2018 to 2021 68 69 Executive producer Adi Shankar confirmed that Ellis would be writing every episode 70 Planned projects Edit In 2012 Ellis announced he would publish a nonfiction book tentatively titled Spirit Tracks with Farrar Straus and Giroux 71 The book is about the future of the city the ghosts that haunt it and the science fiction condition we live in It is based on a talk Ellis gave in Berlin at a conference titled Cognitive Cities which was based on a series of posts on his website 72 At Image Expo 2015 Heartless a new creator owned comic book with Ellis s Supreme Blue Rose collaborator Tula Lotay was announced 73 As of June 2020 update Heartless has yet to be released though Ellis has commented in 2016 that Lotay and he are working on it at their own pace 74 Finality a new webcomic written by Ellis and illustrated by Colleen Doran was announced in September 2016 75 Set to be published by Webtoon in 2017 the 26 issue weekly series follows a middle aged female detective working a murder mystery 76 In 2020 anime streaming platform Crunchyroll announced that it was adapting the webcomic FreakAngels as one of the first Crunchyroll Originals anime TV series 77 Unrealised projects EditIn 2006 Ellis was hired to develop a science fiction television series for AMC titled Dead Channel 78 79 but the project was put on hiatus 80 The series followed a television network executive who discovers the existence of aliens and decides to turn the discovery into a reality show 81 Listener a near future science fiction novel was planned as Ellis s next book after Crooked Little Vein 82 83 The novel has since been lost and cancelled 84 85 Wastelanders a web based end of the world collaboration with director Joss Whedon was postponed due to Whedon s work on The Avengers 86 Ellis and British producer Vivek Tiwary developed an adventure thriller television miniseries title Ascension with Idris Elba in talks to star 87 though nothing has come of the project Adaptations and nonfiction EditFilm and television adaptations Edit Adaptations of Ellis s works have frequently been planned to limited success Ellis and Cully Hamner s miniseries Red has been loosely adapted as two films Red 2010 and Red 2 2013 written by Jon Hoeber and Erich Hoeber produced by Lorenzo di Bonaventura and starring Bruce Willis Morgan Freeman and Helen Mirren 88 89 90 The sequel was simply inspired by the comics as no source material exists outside the original miniseries 91 The Hoebers were commissioned to write a third installment in 2013 92 though no further developments have occurred since A television series based on the Red film franchise produced by di Bonaventura and written the Hoeber brothers was announced as in development in 2015 93 The Iron Man Extremis story arc written by Ellis was used as the primary influence on the plot of the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Iron Man 3 directed by Shane Black 94 better source needed Elements of Extremis were also used in the first Iron Man film 95 Global Frequency has been at various stages of adaptation since its publication A television pilot written by John Rogers was produced in 2005 96 but development ended after it was leaked 97 Several more attempts to bring the limited series to television include writers Scott Nimerfro in 2009 98 and Rockne S O Bannon in 2014 99 though none have materialized Gravel was at one point being developed with Tim Miller attached as director 100 with Ellis commissioned to write the first draft of the screenplay and serving as executive producer 101 Black Summer has also been optioned as a feature film 102 Ellis s comics collaboration with Chris Sprouse Ocean has been optioned 103 and Ryan Condal hired to write a screenplay 104 Ellis s novel Gun Machine has been set up as a television series first with writer Dario Scardapane at Fox in 2012 105 and later in 2014 at the now defunct Xbox Entertainment with a script by Brett Conrad 106 In 2016 it was announced that NBCUniversal had optioned the rights to Ellis and Jason Howard s Trees and would be developing it as a television series with Tom Hardy s production company 107 Talks and speaking engagements Edit In 2013 Ellis spoke at the HowTheLightGetsIn festival in Hay In his first talk titled Our Hopeless Future and Other Comedy he discussed the power of Twitter and how it can break other people s websites In the second Thinking Differently he explored how the internet revolution is changing people s lives and asked whether it is changing how people think A festival regular he has returned in subsequent years to debate the risks and rewards of artificial intelligence with physicist Stephen Hawking and collaborator Roger Penrose 108 Nonfiction and email newsletters Edit Ellis is a contributor of nonfiction articles and columns to magazines and websites He has been a columnist for SuicideGirls 109 Reuters 110 Vice 111 Wired UK 112 and Esquire 113 From 1995 to 1999 he wrote an email list titled From the Desk of where he wrote about various subjects including the comic industry and his work From the Desk of was collected in two print volumes by Avatar Press 114 When technical issues forced that list to shut down in 2001 Ellis started a new email list Bad Signal which was described as anarchy in your mailbox to brighten up your day 115 Bad Signal was replaced in 2012 two years after its closing by Machine Vision 116 Ellis ended Machine Vision alongside his relationship with his publisher Mulholland Books a year later 117 Since 2013 Ellis has been writing the weekly email newsletter Orbital Operations 118 which features work updates and thoughts on books comics and current events 119 As of late 2015 Orbital Operations had 13 000 subscribers 120 In 2007 Ellis launched the now defunct message board Whitechapel as a companion to his webcomic FreakAngels 121 though it rapidly evolved into his internet home 122 He is frequently referred to as The Boss Stalin The Love Swami or Internet Jesus on these forums 123 Ellis maintains a blog at his personal website thought it is rarely updated Beginning in 2014 he wrote regularly at Morning Computer 124 125 In 2015 Ellis published Cunning Plans an ebook collection of talks he gave at technology and futurism conferences 120 Sexual coercion allegations EditIn June 2020 several people including musician Meredith Yayanos artist Zoetica Ebb and photographer Jhayne Holmes publicly accused Ellis of sexual coercion and manipulation in having engaged in simultaneous relationships with several of them without the others knowledge 126 127 128 129 130 The Daily Beast reported that by 19 June over 60 women had joined a group organized by Holmes all of them accusing Ellis of a largely consistent pattern of behavior 130 The Guardian later reported that roughly 100 women have come forward while 33 of them have composed written statements supported by emails and text messages which have been seen by the Guardian 131 These testimonials were posted together on a new website SoManyofUs com in July 2020 and contain accounts of manipulation gaslighting coercion and other forms of emotional abuse 131 132 Ellis responded writing that he had not considered that others would see him as having a position of power and privilege and that I have hurt many people that I had no intention of hurting I am culpable I take responsibility for my mistakes I will do better and for that I apologize 129 128 DC Comics subsequently announced that at Ellis s request a two page story written by him would not be included in an upcoming anthology 133 134 132 Ellis ended his long running email newsletter which he had published under various titles since 1995 135 In mid July 2020 The Guardian reported Ellis responded to these accounts with self pity and what seemed to be genuine contrition Ellis insists that the problem was relationship trouble not predatory behaviour but concedes that t here is a differing of perception here and I ve been listening to it He said he was going to try therapy on the advice of friends 131 The Hollywood Reporter later reported Ellis would not be returning to Castlevania for subsequent seasons and that a planned Batman comic would no longer be moving forward 136 In June 2021 a week after Ben Templesmith announced that he would be reteaming with Ellis for new issues of Fell Image Comics announced that they would not be publishing the series following negative reaction from within the industry 137 An update on SoManyofUs com informed that Ellis reached out to the collective which created the site He wrote that he was made aware of the offer of a mediated dialogue and that he would be available to begin a conversation 138 After having closed his newsletter in June 2020 he used it again to inform his subscribers about this development In an update in January 2022 SoManyofUs com reported that their members have been in a mediated dialogue with Ellis since August 2021 and that they were making progress in a guided transformative justice process 139 In February 2022 Ellis relaunched his newsletter in which he linked to the SoManyofUs com update and website 140 On January 19th 2023 SoManyOfUs com once again updated the site alleging that Ellis took none of the steps we hoped he would stating we do not anticipate our involvement in any progress he might make in the future 141 Awards Edit2001 Eagle Award Favourite Comics Story for The Authority The Nativity 2003 Wizard Magazine Best One Shot for Planetary Batman Night on Earth 142 2004 Sidewise Award for Alternate History for Ministry of Space 2007 Eagle Award Favourite Comics Writer 2007 Eagle Award Favourite New Comicbook for Nextwave 2007 Eagle Award Favourite Comics Story for Nextwave 1 6 2007 Eagle Award Roll of Honour 143 2010 Eagle Award Favourite Comics Writer 2010 Eagle Award Favourite Web Based Comic for FreakAngels Bibliography EditMain article Warren Ellis bibliographyFilmography EditTelevision Edit Year Title Credit Notes Ref 2004 Justice League Unlimited Writer Writer Episode Dark Heart 144 2007 Revisioned Tomb Raider Writer Writer Episodes Angel Spit Part 2 Angel Spit Part 1 145 2009 G I Joe Resolute Writer Writer 11 episodes 146 2010 Marvel Anime Iron Man Story Story 12 episodes 147 2011 Marvel Anime Wolverine Story Story 12 episodes 147 Marvel Anime X Men Story Story 12 episodes 147 Marvel Anime Blade Story Story 12 episodes 147 2017 2021 Castlevania Writer Writer 32 episodes 148 149 Video games Edit Year Title Credit Notes Ref 2001 Hostile Waters Writer 150 2005 Cold Winter Writer 151 2008 Dead Space Writer With Rick Remender and Antony Johnston 152 References Edit Our patrons Warren Ellis Humanists UK Retrieved 10 September 2018 Ursini Francesco Alessio Mahmutovic Adnan Bramlett Frank 11 September 2017 Visions of the Future in Comics International Perspectives McFarland p 57 ISBN 978 1 4766 2936 0 www reallyscary com 10 Questions w Warren Ellis Archived 6 March 2007 at the Wayback Machine Top 300 Comics For September CBR 30 August 2002 Retrieved 26 June 2020 Irvine Alex 2008 John Constantine Hellblazer In Dougall Alastair ed The Vertigo Encyclopedia New York Dorling Kindersley pp 102 111 ISBN 978 0 7566 4122 1 OCLC 213309015 Holmes Thomas Alan 2005 Warren Ellis Shoot and Media Passivity International Journal of Comic Art 7 2 370 374 Shoot online Compsoc man ac uk Archived from the original on 1 January 2011 Retrieved 31 December 2010 CONFIRMED ELLIS amp DEODATO ON THUNDERBOLTS Archived 30 October 2006 at the Wayback Machine Newsarama CCI Day 4 Ellis talks newuniversal Comic Book Resources 23 July 2006 Archived from the original on 26 November 2009 Retrieved 26 June 2020 Avatar 01 Introduction to Strange Kiss Cover Notes Strange Kiss Scriptbook Avatar Press May 2000 Warren Ellis Addresses His Children at Comic Con Archived 12 February 2008 at the Wayback Machine 29 July 2007 Who is Anna Mercury Warren Ellis Gives Hints Comic Book Resources 14 February 2008 Warren Ellis on Anna Mercury permanent dead link Newsarama he also wrote thematic trilogy about the dark side of superheros Black Summer 18 February 2008 Supergod Leveling the Playing Field Ellis talks No Hero Comic Book Resources 23 May 2008 Burton Charlie 3 March 2011 How Warren Ellis is using torchlight for his latest comic SVK Wired UK Wired Prigg Mark 28 March 2011 The comeback of the comic book London Evening Standard Archived from the original on 5 May 2013 Retrieved 28 March 2011 2011 The Year of Ellis Sequart Research amp Literacy Organization 30 December 2010 Retrieved 27 January 2011 Upcoming4 me Warren Ellis s Gun Machine cover art and summary reveal Upcoming4 me Archived from the original on 16 July 2012 Retrieved 14 May 2012 Smythe James 31 January 2013 Gun Machine by Warren Ellis review The Guardian ISSN 0261 3077 Retrieved 19 February 2017 Warren Ellis Gun Machine 31 December 2012 Retrieved 19 February 2017 IoS book review Gun Machine by Warren Ellis The Independent 6 January 2013 Retrieved 19 February 2017 Cancellation of DEAD PIG COLLECTOR Publishing Future warrenellis com 6 June 2013 Retrieved 30 September 2013 Canceling Dead Pig Collector by Warren Ellis Mulholland Books 6 June 2013 Retrieved 18 February 2017 FSG to Launch Digital Originals Line with Warren Ellis Dead Pig Collector The Hollywood 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2017 Johnston Rich 9 September 2014 We ll Be Getting A Second Volume of Trees From Warren Ellis And Jason Howard Bleeding Cool Retrieved 19 February 2017 Johnston Rich 5 January 2015 WARREN ELLIS To Co Write CAPTAIN MARVEL For a Pair of Spring Issues Newsarama Retrieved 19 February 2017 Truitt Brian 16 February 2015 Ellis Shalvey poison the world with sci fi Injection USA Today Retrieved 18 February 2017 Schiach Kieran 29 September 2016 Take Control of Your World Revisiting Injection Review Comics Alliance Retrieved 18 February 2017 Kirk John K 4 January 2016 INTERVIEW Warren Ellis talks about Injection without crying Pop Mythology Retrieved 18 February 2017 a b Ching Albert 6 July 2015 EXCLUSIVE Warren Ellis Brings Genius Storytelling to Dynamite s James Bond 007 CBR com Retrieved 18 February 2017 Flood Alison 7 July 2015 James Bond due back as brutal damaged spy in comic by Warren Ellis The Guardian ISSN 0261 3077 Retrieved 18 February 2017 a b Renaud Jeffrey 28 March 2016 INTERVIEW Warren Ellis Renews His License to Kill in James Bond Eidolon CBR com Retrieved 18 February 2017 Warren Ellis previews new Inhuman based comic Karnak Entertainment Weekly 24 August 2015 Retrieved 19 February 2017 Whitbrook James 22 October 2015 If You Want To Read An Inhumans Comic This Week For The Love of God Read Karnak io9 Retrieved 19 February 2017 Review KARNAK 1 Comicosity 21 October 2015 Retrieved 19 February 2017 Whitbrook James It Was Worth Waiting Four Months to Get This Issue of Karnak io9 Retrieved 19 February 2017 Ching Albert 8 January 2016 Warren Ellis amp Gerardo Zaffino s Delayed Karnak 2 Coming in February CBR com Retrieved 19 February 2017 Roland Boschi To Join Warren Ellis on Karnak For Marvel Comics Bleeding Cool 21 January 2016 Retrieved 19 February 2017 MacDonald Heidi 9 January 2017 Warren Ellis the horrible little book Karnak is now finished The Beat Retrieved 19 February 2017 Doctorow Cory 13 July 2016 Warren Ellis s Normal serialized technothriller about futurists driven mad by tech overload and bleakness Boing Boing Retrieved 18 February 2017 Locke Charley 13 July 2016 Warren Ellis Normal Brings Readers a Serialized Digital Dystopia Wired Retrieved 18 February 2017 humans txt Normal Exclusive Serial Edition Our Books fsgoriginals com Archived from the original on 22 August 2017 Retrieved 18 February 2017 Fiction Book Review Normal by Warren Ellis Publishers Weekly Retrieved 18 February 2017 Athitakis Mark 2 December 2016 Warren Ellis Normal is a fast paced dystopia about a burned out futurist Los Angeles Times Retrieved 18 February 2017 NORMAL by Warren Ellis Kirkus Reviews 29 November 2016 Doctorow Cory 29 November 2016 Normal Warren Ellis s story of futurists driven mad by staring into the abyss of tomorrow Boing Boing Retrieved 18 February 2017 a b Betancourt David 7 July 2016 Warren Ellis will bring the six issue Shipwreck to AfterShock Comics The Washington Post ISSN 0190 8286 Retrieved 18 February 2017 Golub Christian 4 October 2016 Warren Ellis and Phil Hester Preview Their Surreal New Comic Shipwreck Entertainment Weekly Retrieved 18 February 2017 a b Riesman Abraham 13 February 2017 Warren Ellis Brings Us Inside the Process and Pages of The Wild Storm Vulture Retrieved 18 February 2017 Burlingame Russ 4 October 2016 EXCLUSIVE DC To Revive WildStorm Imprint Curated By Warren Ellis Comicbook com Retrieved 18 February 2017 a b McMillan Graeme 14 February 2017 DC s Jim Lee Shares Details of Warren Ellis Latest Superhero Project Exclusive Clip The Hollywood Reporter Retrieved 18 February 2017 Adams Tim 14 February 2017 Ellis Provides New Details on WildStorm Expansion CBR com Retrieved 1 February 2021 THE WILD STORM Relaunch Expands to Four Titles Newsarama Retrieved 18 February 2017 Dornbush Jonathon 8 February 2017 Netflix Announces Castlevania Animated Series IGN Retrieved 18 February 2017 Frederator Postcard Series 6 7 Flickr 27 July 2008 Retrieved 19 February 2017 Castlevania Warrenellis com 14 October 2006 Retrieved 31 December 2010 Dornbush Jonathon 24 May 2017 Netflix Castlevania Animated Series Release Date Announced First Trailer Revealed IGN Grubb Jeff 8 February 2017 Castlevania gets Netflix show from Planetary scribe Warren Ellis VentureBeat Retrieved 18 February 2017 Andreeva Nellie 16 April 2021 Castlevania To End With Season 4 As Netflix Eyes New Series In Same Universe Deadline Retrieved 6 June 2021 Trumbore Dave 9 February 2017 Exclusive Castlevania Producer Adi Shankar Teases Animated Series R Rated Game of Thrones Vibe Collider Retrieved 18 February 2017 A Non Fiction Book Warren Ellis warrenellis com Retrieved 19 February 2017 Knapp Alex Warren Ellis Talks About His New Novella And Living in a Science Fiction Present Forbes Retrieved 19 February 2017 Rising star artist Tula Lotay talks independent comics and collabing with Warren Ellis The Daily Dot 16 July 2015 Retrieved 19 February 2017 The Image Comics Expo Announcements That Went Missing in Action Lost And Found Bleeding Cool Comic Book Movie TV News 13 May 2016 Retrieved 19 February 2017 WARREN ELLIS amp COLLEEN DORAN Reunite for FINALITY Newsarama Retrieved 18 February 2017 Warren Elllis and Colleen Doran Reteaming For New Webcomic Finality EW com 8 September 2016 Retrieved 18 February 2017 Frye Patrick 25 February 2020 Crunchyroll Originals anime in 2020 include Warren Ellis FreakAngels In Spectre Tower of God Onyx Equinox The God of High School Noblesse Meiji Gekken Sword amp Gun and High Guardian Spice Monsters and Critics Retrieved 25 February 2020 Learn The Title and Premise of the AMC Sci Fi Comedy TV Pilot GLOBAL FREQUENCY Creator Warren Aint It Cool News Retrieved 19 February 2017 AMC Makes New Horror Dread Central Dread Central 2 August 2006 Retrieved 19 February 2017 10 Minutes with Warren Ellis TimeOut Singapore 7 August 2009 Archived from the original on 16 July 2011 Retrieved 31 December 2010 Warren Ellis Addresses His Children at Comic Con Comics Alliance Retrieved 19 February 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Retrieved 19 February 2017 Red 3 in the Works at Summit Exclusive The Hollywood Reporter Retrieved 19 February 2017 Andreeva Nellie 14 August 2015 Red Movies Get NBC Series Adaptation Deadline Retrieved 19 February 2017 Shane Black Explains How He Adapted Warren Ellis Extremis Storyline into IRON MAN 3 New Poster Released Collider 6 March 2013 Retrieved 19 February 2017 IRON MAN This One Was Mine Warren Ellis warrenellis com Retrieved 19 February 2017 Tune In John Rogers amp Gregory Noveck Talk Global Frequency TV Show CBR com 8 June 2004 Retrieved 19 February 2017 Global Frequency Astronauts in Trouble 300 Superman Returns July 29th Comic Reel Wrap CBR com 29 July 2005 Retrieved 19 February 2017 Warren Ellis Global Frequency To Be Adapted Again MTV News Retrieved 19 February 2017 Andreeva Nellie 20 November 2014 Global Frequency Drama Produced By Jerry Bruckheimer Set At Fox With Big Commitment Deadline Retrieved 19 February 2017 Fleming Mike Jr 15 March 2012 VFX Wiz Tim Miller Digs 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Suicide Girls Archived from the original news article on 29 June 2007 Retrieved 8 July 2007 Second Life Sketches Ellis Second Life Column For Reuters Secondlife reuters com Archived from the original on 6 May 2011 Retrieved 31 December 2010 Print Your Own Penis VICE Vice Retrieved 19 February 2017 Ellis Warren We re living in the last days of the Roman Empire WIRED UK Archived from the original on 20 February 2017 Retrieved 19 February 2017 Warren Ellis Author Bio Esquire Retrieved 19 February 2017 You are being redirected avatarpress com Retrieved 19 February 2017 Bookslut Four Questions for Warren Ellis bookslut com Retrieved 19 February 2017 MACHINE VISION A New Email Newsletter Warren Ellis warrenellis com Retrieved 19 February 2017 ORBITAL OPERATIONS A New Newsletter Warren Ellis warrenellis com Retrieved 19 February 2017 Warren Ellis Wants into Your Inbox Again UPDATE Bleeding Cool Comic Book Movie TV News 7 December 2013 Retrieved 19 February 2017 Sterling Bruce Warren Ellis 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Graeme 19 June 2020 Comics Writer Warren Ellis Responds to Sexual Coercion Allegations The Hollywood Reporter Retrieved 20 June 2020 a b Elbein Asher 12 July 2020 Inside the Comic Book Industry s Sexual Misconduct Crisis and the Ugly Exploitative History That Got It Here The Daily Beast Retrieved 12 July 2020 a b c Thielman Sam 13 July 2020 Women speak out about Warren Ellis Full and informed consent was impossible The Guardian ISSN 0261 3077 Retrieved 13 July 2020 a b Whitbrook James 13 July 2020 Warren Ellis Accusers Launch New Push to Seek Transformative Justice io9 Retrieved 14 July 2020 Johnston Rich 19 June 2020 Warren Ellis Dinosaur Batman Story Removed From Death Metal Bleeding Cool Grunenwald Joe 20 June 2020 Warren Ellis written story removed from DEATH METAL tie in one shot The Beat Retrieved 20 June 2020 Arrant Chris 20 June 2020 DC pulls Warren Ellis s Death Metal story following series of allegations GamesRadar Retrieved 21 June 2020 McMillan Graeme Drury Sharareh Couch Aaron 31 July 2020 Comic Book Industry Reckons With Abuse Claims I Don t Want This to Happen to Anyone Else The Hollywood Reporter McMillan Graeme 25 June 2021 Image Backtracks on Publishing Warren Ellis Comic After Outcry The Hollywood Reporter Updates Updates Warren Ellis Relaunches Newsletter Talks Mediation and So Many of Us 7 February 2022 Updates 11th Annual Wizard Fan Awards Hahnlibrary net Retrieved 12 January 2012 The Eagle Awards Results Archived from the original on 29 May 2007 Justice League Dark Heart 26 August 2013 Retrieved 19 February 2017 Goldman Eric 5 July 2007 Tomb Raider Webseries Debuting IGN Retrieved 19 February 2017 Warren Ellis G I Joe Resolute Animated Series To Debut Friday MTV News Retrieved 19 February 2017 a b c d SDCC G4 Announces New Marvel Anime Series SuperHeroHype SuperHeroHype 26 July 2010 Retrieved 19 February 2017 Castlevania gets Netflix show from Planetary scribe Warren Ellis 8 February 2017 Stone Sam 31 July 2020 REPORT Warren Ellis Will Not Return for Future Castlevania Seasons CBR Retrieved 1 August 2020 Gillen Kieron 7 December 2007 Making Of Hostile Waters Rock Paper Shotgun Retrieved 19 February 2017 GameSpot s Best of 2005 Special Achievement Awards 9 May 2012 Archived from the original on 9 May 2012 Retrieved 19 February 2017 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint bot original URL status unknown link Ashcraft Brian That s Right Warren Ellis Worked on Dead Space Kotaku Retrieved 19 February 2017 External links EditPortals Comics Speculative fiction Biography Wikiquote has quotations related to Warren Ellis Wikimedia Commons has media related to Warren Ellis Official website Warren Ellis at IMDb Warren Ellis at the Internet Book List Warren Ellis at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database Warren Ellis at the Grand Comics Database Warren Ellis at the Comic Book DB archived from the original Warren Ellis at Library of Congress Authorities with 67 catalogue records Works by or about 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