title: Stagecoach to Tombstone: The Filmgoers' Guide to Great Westerns
author:  Howard Hughes 
description: <DIV><P>"Hold your horses for next month's release of <I>Stagecoach to Tombstone: The Filmgoer's Guide to Great Westerns</I>, author Howard Hughes' detailed tome on 27 classic films." - <I>Newsday.com</I></P><DIV>"Written with panache and fresh insight&#8230;buy it!" &#8211; Dave Worrall, <I>Cinema Retro</I></DIV><DIV><P>"A deftly written collection of essays, full of fascinating insight, this will be a must for fellow travellers on the sagebrush trail." &#8211; Howard Maxford, <I>Film Review</I></P><DIV><I>"</I>Hughes is a fan and his enthusiasm, as well as his research, shines through."-- Keith Richmond, <I>Tribune</I></DIV></DIV></DIV>
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  "In my opinion Boyer surpasses L'Amour and vies with Zane Grey and Max Brand
  for the top spot in the world of Western novelists."
  
  
  -The Tombstone Epitaph
  
  
  CUSTER, TERRY, AND ME
  
  
  "Boyer has compiled enough evidence to bust the balloons of a lot of Custer
  experts.. most impressive."
  
  
  -The Tombstone Epitaph
  
  
  "...wildly entertaining.... Those who like a well-told story will simply enjoy
  it. And it's theses will have an impact on the Custer legend."
  
  
  -Tucson Weekly
  
  
  MORGETTEAND THE SHADOW BOMBER
  
  
  "Those who love the Western genre, from Zane Grey to Louis L'Amour, should
  meet Dolf Morgette in this and the many other settings Boyer has placed him
  in. He's their kind of guy."
  
  
  -Tucson Weekly
  
  
  "An action-packed traditional Western that smells of gunpowder and horse."
  
  
  -Roundup Magazine
  
  
  "If a better Western novel is