Driven by necessity, Jesse James assembles a band of outlaws to protect his family, while General Custer seeks renown amidst the conflicts of the Indian Wars. At the same time, Crazy Horse wages a fierce resistance against the United States…

The outlaw Jesse James turned his attention to the railroads, while General Custer was dispatched on a clandestine assignment deep within Sioux lands. Simultaneously, President Grant navigated rising tensions both westward and southward.

The renowned detective Allan Pinkerton was engaged to pursue and apprehend Jesse James. Simultaneously, a surge of prospectors poured onto traditional Sioux territory, drawn by the lure of newly discovered gold, while President Grant strugg…

The clash at Little Bighorn saw Custer ride headlong into a confrontation with the Sioux. Simultaneously, far away, Jesse James set his sights on a bank in the northern territories, aiming for a bold and resounding declaration.

Billy the Kid relies on his skill with firearms to achieve his aims, while Wyatt Earp champions the cause of justice. Simultaneously, Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse deliberate upon a momentous choice.

Driven by vengeance for a fallen comrade, Billy the Kid sets out on a course of retribution. Simultaneously, Wyatt Earp finds himself wrestling with doubts about his path as a peacekeeper. And, unexpectedly, Jesse James resurfaces after van…

The relentless pursuit between Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett culminated in a final confrontation. Simultaneously, Wyatt Earp established himself in Tombstone, while Sitting Bull made his return to American soil.

The final episode finds Wyatt Earp relinquishing his position within the legal system, driven by a personal quest for justice; and Jesse James faces down the Ford brothers. Simultaneously, Sitting Bull is charged with instigating an uprisin…