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D. Curtis Johnson

Comics debut 1998

writer
D. Curtis Johnson
Known forChase
Issues credited13
Active1998–2017
Primary rolewriter
Chase #1
Chase #1 (1998)

D. Curtis Johnson is an American programmer and comic book writer best known for co-creating the DC Comics series *Chase* with artist J. H. Williams III. He also established the Department of Extranormal Operations (DEO) and transformed the character Mister Bones from a minor supervillain into a key bureaucratic figure within that organization. Johnson contributed to numerous *Secret Files* stories and was active in comics from 1998 to 2017, with writing credits on 13 issues, primarily for *Chase*, *Young Justice*, and related specials. Writer Gail Simone has praised him as belonging in her personal hall of fame. Outside comics, Johnson participated in the DHMO hoax by creating a spoof website for DHMO.org. His birth and death dates are not publicly recorded.

Chase #2
Chase #2 (1998)

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Full bibliography · 8 series

Chase (1998) · 10
JLA - Die neue Gerechtigkeitsliga Special (1998) · 1
#8
Young Justice Secret Files (1999) · 1
#1
Young Justice: A League of Their Own (2000) · 1
JLA Secret Files (1997) · 1
#3
DC Comics Presents: Chase (2011) · 1
#1
DC Comics Presents: Young Justice (2010) · 1
#2
Young Justice (2017) · 1
#1

Original biography and editorial content © comicbooks.com™. Information drawn in part from Wikipedia and the Grand Comics Database. Portrait by Samuel Johnson Woolf, 12 Feb 1880 - 1948 / Wikimedia Commons (CC0). Cover thumbnails shown under fair use, each linking to its issue.