Justice #35

Justice number 35 was published by Marvel Comics in 1989 as part of the New Universe imprint. This ambitious project, spearheaded by Marvel editor-in-chief Jim Shooter, aimed to create a new shared superhero universe set in the 'real world' where power manifests through realistic physics and political consequence rather than classic comic book tropes. The issue represents the later stages of the imprint, a period marked by a transition in creative control and editorial direction following Shooter’s departure from the company.

The series centers on the character Justice, initially known as John Tensen, a man from a dystopian dimension who finds himself trapped on Earth. The aesthetic of the title adheres to the gritty, somewhat experimental visual style typical of the late eighties New Universe lineup. While the series struggled to maintain long-term commercial momentum compared to Marvel’s mainstream titles, it has since attained a cult following among collectors who appreciate the imprint's unique, self-contained narrative experiment.