After Robbins left the strip, it was taken on by Edmund Good (1944-1946), Rodlow Willard (1946–1953), Alvin Hollingsworth (1953-1954), George Tuska (1954–1959), and John Milt Morris (1959–1961). The strip ended on December 30, 1961. Hollingsworth was long believed the last to do Sundays as well as dailies, but using online newspaper sources it was discovered that George Tuska did a daily version until July 25, 1959 with AP staff artist John Morris continuing into 1961. and a two tier Sunday version until the end of 1955. The last story George Tuska did was published (and possibly drawn) at the same time as the first strips of his new job, Buck Rogers.