Gunslingers

Wyatt Earp and his brothers journey to Tombstone to start their venture on the silver rush. They discover the limits of the law as Wyatt defends his brothers' honor as they die from the most legendary gunfight in the west.

In 1878, Lincoln County was controlled by corrupt ranchers and deputies. Billy the Kid was thrown into the lifestyle and waged war on a band of murderous lawman, cheated death repeatedly and became the face of the Wild West.

After the end of the Confederacy, the West emerged as a land of opportunity. Jesse James and his band of outlaws, the "James Younger Gang," made it their mission to defend his territory against Yankee ways and businessmen.

James "Wild Bill" Hickok made a name for himself after stories were written about his outlaw reputation. After reading the stories, gunslingers were eager to make him their target and make a name for themselves.

After the turbulent aftermath of the Civil War, John Wesley Hardin became the most volatile gunman. Hardin was on a crusade against anyone who stood against him or his notions of freedom.

Tom Horn is one of the best assassins in the Wild West, determined to preserve order by using violent tactics. However, his weakness of pride and alcohol put him in jeopardy with the law.