| Lord Darcy | |
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Real Name |
Unknown |
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First Appearance |
The Eyes Have It (1964) |
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Original Publisher |
Street & Smith |
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Created by |
Randall Garrett |
Origins[]
Lord Darcy is a Cheif Investigator from an alternate world where magic is real and practiced alongside science. Under the employ of His Highness The Duke of Normandy, he tackles mysteries that are classified as too weird or politically sensitive for the normal police to handle.
Physically, Lord Darcy is described as a tall, imposing figure with a commanding presence. He possesses keen intellect, exceptional deductive reasoning skills, and a deep understanding of both magic and science, which he uses to solve complex crimes and mysteries.
Lord Darcy's personality is characterized by his unwavering dedication to justice, his sense of duty to the crown, and his adherence to a strict moral code. He is portrayed as stoic and composed, often maintaining a calm demeanor even in the face of danger or adversity. Despite his aristocratic upbringing, Lord Darcy is humble and approachable, treating both commoners and nobility with respect and fairness.
Throughout the series, Lord Darcy demonstrates exceptional investigative prowess, relying on a combination of traditional detective work and magical abilities to unravel the truth behind various crimes. His partnership with his loyal assistant, Master Sorcerer Sean O Lochlainn, further enhances his effectiveness as an investigator, as they complement each other's strengths and weaknesses.
Despite his status and abilities, Lord Darcy remains grounded and pragmatic, understanding the limitations of his powers and always seeking logical explanations for supernatural phenomena. He is not immune to personal flaws and struggles, but his integrity and commitment to justice ultimately guide his actions.
Public Domain Literature[]
- The Eyes Have It (1964)
Notes[]
- Only the character's initial story debut is in the public domain.