Published in July–August 1945, Superman #35 is a classic Golden Age Superman issue from the height of the character's popularity during World War II. Featuring a memorable Jack Burnley cover and stories by Bill Finger with artwork by Ira Yarbrough and Ed Dobrotka, this issue captures the charm and creativity that defined DC's flagship hero during the 1940s.

This issue also features an appearance by J. Wilbur Wolfingham, one of Superman's recurring con-man adversaries. Wolfingham's stories provided a refreshing change of pace from Superman's larger-than-life villains, showcasing the Man of Steel's ability to outwit clever criminals as well as overpower physical threats.

Professionally graded CGC 6.0 White Pages, this copy is an exceptional survivor from the Golden Age. White-page examples from the mid-1940s are increasingly difficult to locate, and a straight Universal Grade in this condition represents a highly desirable combination of preservation and eye appeal. Mid-grade Golden Age Superman issues continue to be among the most liquid and consistently sought-after books in the hobby, appealing to both investors and long-term DC collectors.

An outstanding opportunity to acquire an attractive certified Golden Age Superman from the post-war era, featuring excellent page quality and one of the hobby's most iconic and enduring characters.