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| Mort Weisinger's Johnny Quick, probably the first strip he conceived for Detective Comics upon moving over from Standard's pulp magazine line, debuted in More Fun 71, September 1941. Chad Grothkopf is the most likely artist for the first two or three appearances, although doubt remains. | With number 74, Batman artist Jerry Robinson took over for two issues. |
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| After that, Mort Meskin settled in for a long run, usually signing his stories Mort Morton Jr. This is from More Fun 76, featuring Dr. Clever once again. | ROUSSOS, GEORGE DC COMICS JOHNNY QUICK (pen/ink/) 1946-47 Adventure 113 |
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| SULTAN, CHARLES DC COMICS JOHNNY QUICK (pen/ink/) 1948-49 > Adv 136 January 1949 | BARRY, DAN DC COMICS JOHNNY QUICK (pen/ink/) 1949 Adventure 144 Sept 1949 |
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| MAYO, RALPH DC COMICS JOHNNY QUICK (pen/ink/) 1949-51/53-54 Adventure 160 January 1951 |
NORRIS, PAUL DC COMICS JOHNNY QUICK (pen/ink/) 1950 one episode Adventure 152 May 1950, 1951-2 (Adventure 171-86) with Sy Barry |
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| MANKIN, HI DC COMICS JOHNNY QUICK (pen/ink/) 1954 Adventure 190 | |
