In response to public demand fueled by the film, McCulley wrote more than sixty more Zorro stories, beginning in 1922 with The Further Adventures of Zorro, also serialized in Argosy All-Story Weekly. Fairbanks picked up the movie rights for the sequel that year. However, Fairbanks's sequel, Don Q, Son of Zorro (1925), was based more on the 1919 novel Don Q's Love Story by the mother–son duo Kate Prichard and Hesketh Hesketh-Prichard than on The Further Adventures. Thus, McCulley received no credit for the film.
in respONsE TO PuBlic dEmanD fueled bY THe FiLm, McCulleY wroTe mOre Than sIXty MORE zOrro stoRIes, begInning iN 1922 wIth thE fUrtHer advENtuReS of zorRo, aLso SeriaLiZeD IN aRgosy AlL-sTory weekly. FAIrbanKS PiCked uP the movie riGHTs for THe Sequel that yEAr. hoWeVEr, faiRBAnkS's SEquel, dOn Q, soN of zorro (1925), was baSEd more on the 1919 novEL Don Q's Love stORy by the moThER–soN duO katE PrIchard and hesketh heSketh-pricHard than ON thE fuRtHER aDvENtUReS. thus, mCCuLlEy REceiveD no cRediT foR THe Film.