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Uncanny Tales 26

Atlas Tales

PublishedJune 1952 – September 1957
Issue Numbers1 – 56
Total Issues56
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Issue Information
Cover Date
November 1954
Sighted Date Stamp
Sep 10
Indicia Frequency
monthly
Indicia Publisher
Prime Publications, Inc.
 
Cover Titles
The Spider Man!
 
Cover Credits
Joe Maneely pencils and inks signed
 
Contributions
Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr.: Cover Creator Credit
How much is Uncanny Tales #26 worth? View Full Market Prices

Current market pricing for Uncanny Tales #26 shows a latest graded sale of CGC 7.0 sold for $1,140 on September 6th, 2021.
Raw price ranges include Fair/Good $119 (1 comp); Very Good 3.0-4.0 $228 (1 comp).
Graded price ranges include CGC 3.5 $210 (1 comp); CGC 4.5 $516 (1 comp).
Pricing data last updated June 15th, 2026.

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Notes: Signed Ayers.

Market Pricing

Last Updated 2026-06-15 07:35:04
Last Graded Sale CGC 7.0 sold for $1,140 on September 6th, 2021
Reported Sources Heritage Auctions

Raw Price Ranges

Fair/Good $119 (1 comp)
Very Good 3.0-4.0 $228 (1 comp)
Very Good/Fine 5.0 $264 (1 comp)
Fine/Very Fine 6.0-7.5 $334.60 (1 comp)

Graded Price Ranges

CGC 3.5 $210 (1 comp)
CGC 4.5 $516 (1 comp)
CGC 5.0 $264 (1 comp)
CGC 6.0 $432 (1 comp)
CGC 7.0 $1,140 (1 comp)
View Sold Comps (6)
Grade
Price
Date
Source
Link
7.0
$1,140
September 6th, 2021
Heritage Auctions Auction 122136, Lot 11894
6.0
$432
January 28th, 2025
Heritage Auctions
5.0
$264
June 15th, 2020
Heritage Auctions
4.5
$516
August 15th, 2022
Heritage Auctions
3.5
$210
July 26th, 2018
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$119
April 30th, 2024
Heritage Auctions

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Issue Overview

Uncanny Tales #26 was published by Prime Publications, Inc. in November 1954. It is part of the Uncanny Tales series, which ran from June 1952 to September 1957.

Cover credits include Joe Maneely.

Atlas Tales indexes 6 stories for this issue, including "How?." Indexed story credits include Bill Benulis and Bob Correa, among others.