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Department of Extranormal Operations
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The Department of Extranormal Operations (or DEO) is a fictional government agency in the DC Universe appearing in several comic books published by DC Comics. It was co-created by Dan Curtis Johnson and J.H. Williams III, with its first appearance in Batman # 550(1998), and was the focus of the Chase series.
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The role of the DEO is to monitor those with extranormal superpowers and to prevent any threat to the general public. However, in Action Comics #775 we see a couple of rogue agents being defeated by Superman. Manchester Black, the leader of The Elite, suggests they are responsible for the creation of fellow team member Menagerie, "These guys run a triple black alien immigration service that takes the galaxies' cast-offs an' turns them into weapons for the highest bidder. The West Nile glop in New York is one of theirs from the Microbio Division."
The DEO was responsible for the "orphanage" seen in Young Justice, in which Secret was kept, although a later conversation between Director Bones and Agent Chase suggested the conditions in which she was kept were not official policy. Another such orphanage was seen in the 1999 Titans series.
- Mister Bones, executive director
- Agent Sandra "the Bear" Barrett
- Agent Cameron Chase
- Agent Kate Spencer
- Alesandra Taracon (Cucilla/undercover in Slabside Penitentiary)[1]
- Ishido Madd and Donald Fite, occasional allies of Young Justice, seconded from A.P.E.S..
- Sarge Steel, director of the Department of Metahuman Affairs, a subdivision of the DEO.[1]
- See also: List of government agencies in comics
- ^ Detective Comics Issue #763
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