Adventure Comics #96
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Two Dreams to Destiny!", High-Hat Archie stumbles upon a troubling dream shared by Philo—where Archie and his gang pull off a daring heist from Jones's estate, only to be pursued by the Sandman and Sandy. Though the Sandman dismisses dreams as mere fantasy, the eerie coincidence of Philo’s vision sends a shiver through the group. Written by Joe Samachson and illustrated by Pen Shumaker, with a striking cover by Jack Kirby and Joe Simon, this 1945 Adventure Comics issue blends mystery and suspense in a tale where the line between dream and destiny feels dangerously thin.
In "Two Dreams to Destiny!" from Adventure Comics #96 (1945), High-Hat Archie stumbles upon a startling dream shared by Philo—one that eerily mirrors a daring heist involving Archie and his gang, a frantic escape from Jones's estate, and a pursuit by the Sandman and Sandy. Though the Sandman dismisses dreams as mere imagination, the chilling accuracy of Philo’s vision leaves everyone wondering how much of the future might already be written in the mind.
In "Prediction for Plunder!" from Adventure Comics #96 (1945), the editor of the "Weekly Horoscope" finds himself caught between two very different visitors: Ted Knight, frustrated over a friend's anxiety sparked by a horoscope, and a gang of criminals furious that a forecast they relied on failed to come true. With tension rising and the stars seemingly at odds, the editor must navigate a bizarre clash of belief and betrayal—where fortune-telling and crime collide in a story that’s as unpredictable as the predictions themselves.
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Reprinted in Golden Age Starman Archives #2 (2009), The Sandman by Joe Simon & Jack Kirby #[nn] (2009), Take That, Adolf!: The Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War #[nn] (2017)
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