Justice League of America #35

Justice League of America number 35 was published by DC Comics in May 1965 during the Silver Age of comic books. At the time, the series was written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Mike Sekowsky, who had been instrumental in shaping the team's dynamic since its debut. This issue is particularly notable for featuring the second appearance of the villainous Crime Syndicate of Earth-Three, an evil mirror-image version of the Justice League that challenged the heroes through a narrative device exploring the burgeoning concept of the DC Multiverse.

The cover art was provided by Murphy Anderson, whose clean, classic style defined much of the DC aesthetic in the mid-1960s. The issue contributed to the ongoing expansion of DC's cosmic lore, as the writers were then actively experimenting with interdimensional travel and parallel earths. It was received as a quintessential example of the inventive, high-concept storytelling that Gardner Fox brought to the Justice League titles during this era, maintaining the series' status as one of the publisher's flagship titles.