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Who Is Galen DeMarco? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Galen DeMarco (Rebellion): Mega-City One Private Investigator and former Judge.

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Galen DeMarco is a Rebellion comic book character, with over 115 comic issue appearances. Mega-City One Private Investigator and former Judge.

Who is Galen DeMarco?

Origins Galen was born to an incredibly rich family, her father, Garfield DeMarco inducted her into the Academy of Law as a child. Creation The character was created by John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra , in 1997, she appears in the 2000AD and Megazine stories of Judge Dredd as well as in her own series, DeMarco PI. Major Story Arcs Life as a Judge DeMarco was first introduced in the Judge Dredd arc known as "The Pit" a story about Judge Dredd being sent to oversee and turn around one of the worst performing Sectors in Mega-City One, a place that had long since become a dumping ground for Judges that had screwed up. Judge Dredd found DeMarco to be one of the most competent Judges in the Pit, and was curious as to how such a promising Judge had ended up there, so after putting her in charge of rooting out the Sector's corrupt Judges he had another Judge, Judge Castillo investigate her. Castillo discovered that DeMarco was secretly having sexual relations with another Judge named Warren (an unjudicial liaison). Relationships of any manner are strictly prohibited for Judges as they are perceived to make them emotional and illogical, but being that DeMarco revealed her "crime" by saving .

Key facts

Galen DeMarco is of human origin and first appeared in "Prog 970". The character is published by Rebellion. With 115 recorded issue appearances, Galen DeMarco ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

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Who is Galen DeMarco?

Mega-City One Private Investigator and former Judge.

When did Galen DeMarco first appear?

Galen DeMarco first appeared in "Prog 970".

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