They look so nice!

You had a lot better luck than me. I just pulled up my corn a few days ago and replanted the area with Zipper Cream Peas instead. My corn kernels didn't really fill out very well and my largest cob was only about three inches long. Congrats on your harvest. I hope to have such luck when I try again in the fall.

What variety did you grow?

For this year, I grew Sugar Dots, and Silver Queen. While Silver Queens give bigger corn, Sugar Dots are much tastier. Also germination rate for Sugar Dots were pretty solid compare to Silver Queen. I planted two corns in a hole. Had to remove one if both came up. For Silver Queen, neither came up in several spots.

I would like to hear other people's results on corns too.

Firstly, what variety is that?
Is this the same plot of corn that you asked about the yellowing leaves? If so, you did a good job pulling them through.

This was Sweet Corn Buttergold. I did ask about yellowing leaves back in April.

Buttergold is an SE type, so assuming you want to stick with other SEs, varieties I've grown with good results, these all reach at least 6':
Delectable
Bodacious
Bi-Licious
Bon Jour

A variety I've had poor results with is Early & Often (despite being an SE type, had boring flavor and wasn't particularly sweet).

A variety I've had variable results with is Ruby Queen. Probably depends what you use as a pollinator (the package recommends using another SE to pollinate it; I've never grown RQ by itself)