Billy the Kid Outlawed

In "Billy the Kid Outlawed," audiences are introduced to the character of Billy Bonney as he navigates the treacherous landscape of Lincoln County in 1972. The plot centers around Sam Daly and Pete Morgan, who scheme to eliminate local ranchers and seize control of the area, leading to a series of gun battles that involve Billy and his friends. The film combines action and drama typical of the Western genre, making it appealing to fans of classic cowboy tales.

The film showcases a range of characters portrayed by a talented cast, including Louise Currie and Al St. John. As part of the "Billy the Kid (Bob Steele) Collection," this title represents a significant entry in the series, setting the stage for the subsequent films featuring Bob Steele's portrayal of this iconic character. Collectors will appreciate the historical context and the narrative that unfolds in this early depiction of the legendary outlaw's story.

Available formats for collectors include DVD and other formats, making it accessible for those looking to add this title to their physical media collection. With its vintage appeal, "Billy the Kid Outlawed" serves as a notable piece for enthusiasts of Western films and the Bob Steele collection.