August 6, 2026
Three outlaws get off a train. Looking around they are not amused by what they see.
"What the hell?!"
They get back on the train and take it to the end of the line.
Thus begins the untold, true story of Wyatt Earp In The Last Outlaw Town.
Daily Revised Whip Out:
"Wyatt Earp, Brave, Courageous & Broke!"
It's more than a little bizarre that the man who lived such an incredible life on the frontier—one that we celebrate to this day—could not sell his own story. In the one town that was crazy for good stories! That is one mighty fine ironic life lesson, right there.
"Wyatt & Josie In The Last Outlaw Town"
True, I have visited this premise once before. In fact, it was a cover story in True West more than a decade ago. Here is the incredible, true story I told then, and every plot point of the forthcoming movie is here, ripe for the harvesting.
Wyatt Earp In Hollywood: The Untold Story
Somewhere between Tombstone and Blazing Saddles and Rustler's Rhapsody lies the story I want to tell.
Wyatt Earp And The Vendetta Riders
"We don't celebrate Wyatt Earp for who he was, but rather for what he means."
—Thom "Kid" Ross
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