On eBay

As an eBay Partner, I may be compensated if you make a purchase

Searching eBay…
Atlas Tales icon

Series

Rusty Comics 15

Atlas Tales

PublishedApril 1947 – September 1949
Issue Numbers12 – 20
Total Issues9
View Checklist
Issue Information
Cover Date
November 1947
 
Cover Credits
Can you identify the creators? Let us know
 
Contributions
Stephen Moore: Cover Image
My ComicsChecking your account…
View My Comics
My Comics

Add owned copy

My Wantlist

Add to wantlist

How much is Rusty Comics #15 worth? View Full Market Prices

Current market pricing for Rusty Comics #15 shows a latest graded sale of CGC 7.5 sold for $360 on October 15th, 2023.
Graded price ranges include CGC 6.0 $288 (1 comp); CGC 7.5 $360 (1 comp).
Pricing data last updated August 27th, 2026.

Stories

Notes: Ad for Miss America, Junior Miss.
Notes: Rusty asks Johnny to get her a copy of "'Always Emerald," and allusion to Forever Amber by Kathleen Winsor (Macdonald & Co., London, 1944); fourteen states banned the book as pornography, due to its 70 references to sexual intercourse, 39 illegitimate pregnancies, seven abortions, and ten descriptions of women undressing in front of men.

Market Pricing

Last Updated 2026-08-27 07:35:03
Last Graded Sale CGC 7.5 sold for $360 on October 15th, 2023
Sources Represented Heritage Auctions

Graded Price Ranges

CGC 6.0 $288 (1 comp)
CGC 7.5 $360 (1 comp)
View Sold Comps (2)
Grade
Price
Date
Provenance
Record
7.5
$360
October 15th, 2023
Heritage Auctions Rusty Comics #15 (Timely, 1947) CGC VF- 7.5 Off-white to white pages Auction 122342, Lot 15243
6.0
$288
July 25th, 2023
Heritage Auctions Rusty Comics #15 (Timely, 1947) CGC FN 6.0 Off-white to white pages

Looking for the full run? Browse the Rusty Comics checklist to see every indexed issue in one place.

Issue Overview

Rusty Comics #15 was published in November 1947. It is part of the Rusty Comics series, which ran from April 1947 to September 1949.

Atlas Tales indexes 9 stories for this issue, including "Seeing Suits!." Indexed story credits include Morris Weiss and Harvey Kurtzman.