: Īssisting Aphra on her mission was a new character named Rexa. So I'm sure he has other reasons than simple avarice, power and torture on his mind as well. He's throwing his organization's energies into this, and that includes Aphra. He's obviously got some leverage over her, which you're probably able to work out at least part of.

Triple-Zero is, and he's up to something. Where we leave things at the end of #14 is Aphra is not in charge. So, I don't really want to say much about the Son-Tuul Pride. This is also a chance to work in the Star Wars universe, which I grew up with. Plus, getting to work with the title character, which I'm particularly fond of. I would never say this while he was listening, but you've backed me into a corner here, there's the genuine excitement of working with Kieron - whose work I greatly admire. Simon Spurrier: There's a lot of good reasons.

What do you find most interesting about the character? What made this an especially compelling assignment for you? There's a lot of really cool and interesting things about the not so good doctor. CBR spoke with Gillen and Spurrier about Tolvan, Triple-Zero’s organization, and the eclectic and bizarre heist crew they've assembled for this new arc.ĬBR: Si, you're now Kieron's co-writer on Doctor Aphra. In order to survive this ordeal, Aphra will become part of an oddball team of rogues and steal from both the Empire and Rebel Alliance, which puts her back on the radar of her old foe, Imperial soldier Magna Tolvan. RELATED: The Star Wars Live Action TV Series Should Star Doctor Aphra

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