Ours is not the only world in existence. Sworn enemies Roland Discayne, the last of the Order of the Riflemen, and Walter O'Deam, also known as the Man in Black, are engaged in an eternal struggle. At stake is the mythical Dark Tower, the last stronghold and hope of the universe, without which the world will be thrown into utter chaos and destruction. The forces of good and evil are destined to clash in the final battle, for Roland Diskayne is the only one who can stop the Man in Black before he destroys the Dark Tower.

Another adventure of Wild Bill Hickok - American hero of the Wild West, legendary gunslinger and scout.

A gang of four people robs the stagecoach. These people are headed by Nathaniel Reed. As described in the movie "Stagecoach: The History of the Texas Jack", once during one attack on the stagecoach, a shootout took place with security. Nathaniel seriously injured one of the men who had resisted. As a result, this person lost his eye. Three years later he became a government marshal and very much wants revenge on Reed.

Toby and his recently released from prison older brother Tanner learn that their late mother had a huge loan hanging over her. And now, if the debt is not repaid within a certain period of time, the bank will take over the family ranch. Trying to find the necessary sum in such a short time, Toby persuades his brother to take a risky step - to rob several small banks.

Hunter Hugh Glass is seriously wounded in the uncharted expanses of the American Wild West. John Fitzgerald, Hugh's comrade in a squad of conquerors of new lands, treacherously leaves him to die alone. Now Glass has only one weapon left - his willpower. He is ready to defy the primitive nature, harsh winter and hostile Indian tribes just to survive and take revenge on Fitzgerald.

Wyoming State. On the Wind River Indian Reservation, ranger Cory Lambert finds the mutilated body of a girl. Young FBI agent Jane Banner, who is unfamiliar with local natural conditions and customs, asks Corey to help catch the killers.

The United States after the Civil War. Legendary bounty hunter John Ruth, nicknamed the Hanger, is escorting a prisoner. Along the way they are joined by several other travelers. A snowstorm forces the company to seek shelter in a shop on the outskirts of town, where a very colorful society has already settled down: a Confederate general, a Mexican, a cowboy... And one of them is not who he says he is.

Former sheriff George Blackledge and his wife Margaret enjoy a quiet life on a ranch in the mountains of Montana. The tragic death of their son forever destroys the measured way of life of a pious family. Now all they have left is their grandson, who by chance has fallen into the hands of a cruel and dangerous family Weeboi. For the sake of the boy's return, the couple are ready to go to the end.

1859. American settlers arrive in the San Pedro Valley to build the town of Horizon. However, a group of particularly aggressive Apache Indians living in the area are unwilling to give up their land to the Palefaces. They routinely kill all uninvited guests, including women and children, and burn the settlements. At the same time, in Montana Territory, a woman shoots a man, takes a small child and goes on the run. The sons of the victim are sent in pursuit of the fugitive. Later, in Wyoming Territory, horse trader Hayes Allison is unwittingly drawn into the story of the same woman, accidentally running into one of her pursuers.

Forester, a ruthless oil tycoon, wants to start a war between the Indian tribes and the white men. Old Shatterhand, Winnetou and their accomplice Castlepool try to prevent it.