The quick and dirty way to check your usage is to replace “who” with “he” and “whom” with “him.” If it makes a functional sentence, you’re probably right.
“Whom is quicker?” becomes “Him is quicker.” Not good.
“Who is quicker?” becomes “He is quicker.” That works.
By contrast: “This graffiti was done by whom?” becomes “This graffiti was done by him.”
The quick and dirty way to check your usage is to replace “who” with “he” and “whom” with “him.” If it makes a functional sentence, you’re probably right.
“Whom is quicker?” becomes “Him is quicker.” Not good.
“Who is quicker?” becomes “He is quicker.” That works.
By contrast: “This graffiti was done by whom?” becomes “This graffiti was done by him.”