World's Finest Comics #35

When twin babies are left on Clark Kent’s doorstep, Superman finds himself facing a new kind of challenge—parenting. With Perry White assigning him to adopt the boys and write about the trials of raising them, Clark must juggle his superhero duties with diaper changes, late-night cries, and the constant chaos of two very active infants.

In the shadow of revolution, Tomahawk and Dan Hunter honor Jack Morgan’s sacrifice, taking up his mission to spread dissent through Tom Paine’s fiery pamphlets. To mask the sound of the press, Tomahawk orchestrates a bold ruse—men in Native American guise dance by the fire, drawing eyes away from the hidden printing operation. Ben Franklin, watching from the edge, nods in approval, already considering the tactic for the days ahead.

In a 1948 adventure from *World's Finest Comics #35*, a mysterious ad for the "World's Strongest Man" contest draws dozens of hopefuls to New York—yet Captain Rip Carter, Diving Danny, The Great Gerald, and the Boy Commandos watch from the sidelines. When the competitors begin to falter, overcome by fear, Rip uncovers a shocking truth: the contest's sponsor, Willis, is haunted by the memory of a stuntman’s death, and his twisted challenge is rooted in guilt, not strength.

When Green Arrow and Speedy return from the hospital after Bull's-Eye destroys the Arrowcar, they take on a seemingly simple challenge from philanthropist Walter J. Teak: hit three bull's eyes in a row at his range. Despite their skill, every shot fails— even with their own arrows returned, they can't land a single target. As the mystery deepens, the duo must unravel the trick behind the impossible shots before Bull's-Eye’s scheme succeeds.

In a dusty carnival under flickering lights, Zatara steps in to save a struggling freak show, only to notice something strange: the tattoos on Toby the Tattooed Man seem to spell out a secret message in Morse Code. As he investigates, the mysterious markings lead him into a high-stakes mystery involving a stolen aircraft and a shadowy plot unfolding beneath the big top.