This story is a true mix of different genres. Some may call it an action saga while others may say its a kung-fu, sci-fi, western. In any case this the continuing post-civil war sci-fi-action-western story of Galle the Gun, an ex-slave outlaw who sacrifices his search for freedom to right a wrong he was apart of. The main villain, Harris Mason is essentially a Frankenstein's monster type character who as a child died and was resurrected by his father. He comes toe to toe with Gallie who uses his unique abilities to stop the madman's plot at to overthrow the nation. In Volume 2 Gallie teams up with Elizabeth August, and wrestles with his past as he seeks the aid of Ghost Hawk the flying death in an effort to combat the ever growing might of Harris Mason.

This story is a true mix of different genres. Some may call it an action saga while others may say its a kung-fu, sci-fi, western. In any case the man character, Gallie the gun, is an ex-slave outlaw who sacrifices his search for freedom to right a wrong he was apart of. The main villain, Harris Mason is essentially a Frankenstein's monster type character who as a child died and was resurrected by his father. He comes toe to toe with Gallie who uses his unique abilities to stop the madman's plot at to overthrow the nation.

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