Regardless, Sinnott would go on to draw a multitude of stories in many genres for the company throughout the decade: horror, science-fiction and supernatural-fantasy stories for "Adventures into Terror", "Astonishing", "Marvel Tales", "Menace", "Journey into Mystery", "Strange Tales", "Uncanny Tales" and others; war-comics stories for "Battle", "Battle Action", "Battlefield", "Battlefront", "Combat", "Navy Combat" and others, including historical war stories in "Man Comics"; biblical stories in "Bible Tales for Young Folk"; Westerns in "Frontier Western", "Gunsmoke Western", "Two Gun Western", "Western Outlaws", "Wild Western" and others, co-creating with unknown writers the titular heroes of "The Kid from Texas" and "Arrowhead", the latter starring a Native American warrior; and the occasional crime story ("Caught" ) and romance tale ("Secret Story Romances").