Gunslingers

GUNSLINGERSThe most ruthless gunman that ever lived on the frontier is released after serving seventeen years in the Huntsville Penitentiary. While in stir, he occupied himself reading law books available to him in the prison library. Now, upon his release, John Wesley Hardin has opened a law practice in El Paso, Texas. As an attorney, Hardin becomes a magnet for some of the most notorious gunmen and murderers ever assembled in one small town.Deputy Marshal Frank Bass and El Paso Sheriff Bart Mariany have their hands full as these outlaws and miscreants do what they do best: create mayhem and terror wherever they go.From vengeance killings to murder for money, law and order hangs by a slender thread. New deputies are hired, including a White Mountain Apache, a former Reservation Policeman whose tracking and sign-reading skills are renowned in the Territory. His talents help Bass in his quest to rid his town of these desperados and return peace and order to El Paso.However, as it surely must, the bad blood erupts in a running gunfight, the likes of which hadn't been seen since Tombstone in late October of '81.