JLA: Classified #35

JLA: Classified #35 was published by DC Comics in 2007 as part of a series designed to showcase rotating creative teams tasked with telling standalone or short-arc stories featuring the Justice League. This specific issue served as the conclusion to a three-part narrative titled 'Kid Amazo,' written by Peter Milligan and illustrated by Carlos D'Anda. The series itself was conceived as a platform for writers and artists to explore the legendary team without the constraints of a rigid, long-term continuity.

The 'Kid Amazo' arc centers on the psychological and physical evolution of an android designed by Professor Ivo, blending classic superhero tropes with the thematic exploration of identity and legacy common in Milligan’s work. Carlos D'Anda's visual direction leaned into a stylized, kinetic aesthetic that captured the frantic nature of the conflict. Upon its release, the issue was noted for its integration of darker, character-driven subplots into a traditional team-based superhero framework, reflecting the shifting tonal landscape of DC's titles during the mid-2000s.