No matter the odds, U.S. Marshal Alvin LeRoy always completed his assignments. That's why they sent him after the Reno bunch. LeRoy was single-minded once he was on the trail. He wouldn't back down and had a fearsome reputation for always finishing what he started.

His pursuit took him across southwest Texas, where he faced up to bushwhackers and the aftermath of a massacre as he relentlessly tracked down and dealt with the baddest bunch he had come across in quite a while.

Following a trail of deception and danger, he eventually ended up in New York. Here he faced the menacing top man of the crime syndicate who was behind the whole affair, and didn't stop until there wasn't a man left standing.

Latimer was a tough Texas town. But things got a whole heap tougher when Ralph Elphick decided he wanted the oil discovered on range owned by Callum Bascombe and his wife Abby. Elphick's first move was to have Callum Bascombe 'vanish'. He figured Abby would be only too willing to sign over the land after that.

But Abby was tougher than she looked - resourceful, too. Accepting that her husband was most likely dead, she penned a letter to the US Marshal's office, asking for help in solving her problem. That's where US Marshal Alvin LeRoy came into it.

LeRoy slipped quietly into town, playing an undercover role while he checked out the lay of the land. But things didn't go according to plan. He took a beating that laid him up and did nothing to make him feel any more kindly toward the bad guys.

Stubborn as hell, LeRoy just kept coming, until Elphick's hired guns took a hand. Bullets flew and bodies piled up, but there was just no stopping him. By the time he was through, Latimer knew the fury of one man's fight for justice ... US Marshal Alvin LeRoy's kind of justice.