Twenty-disc set includes Kansas Raiders (1950)Playing another legendary outlaw, Audie Murphy stars as Jesse James, who-along with the other members of his gang-escapes a lynching attempt and go on to join up with Confederate guerrilla leader William Quantrill's Raiders. Only after witnessing the fighters' atrocities during the Lawrence Massacre, does Jesse come to question his misplaced loyalties. With Brian Donlevy, Marguerite Chapman, Scott Brady, Tony Curtis, Richard Long. 80 min. C/Rtg NR Sierra (1950)A young horse-breaker (Audie Murphy) lived a hidden existence with his father (Dean Jagger) because of the bum murder rap that hung over the old man. When they make the fortuitous acquaintance of a lady lawyer (Wanda Hendrix, Murphy's then-wife), are their troubles finally over-or only just beginning? Sagebrush saga co-stars Tony Curtis, Burl Ives, Elliott Reid. 83 min. C/Rtg NR The Kid From Texas (1950)Audie Murphy straps on his irons in his first Technicolor western, here starring as the Old West's famed young gunslinger Billy the Kid. In 1870s New Mexico Territory, when his rancher boss (Shepherd Strudwick) is killed by the drunken hired hands of Major Harper (Dennis Hoey), an enraged Billy goes on the warpath until resolute lawman Pat Garrett (Frank Wilcox) sets out to bring the Kid to justice. 78 min. C/Rtg NR The Cimarron Kid (1952)In the first western directed by genre legend Budd Boetticher, Audie Murphy stars as Bill Doolin, who, after being falsely accused of robbing the train on which he was an innocent passenger, takes up the moniker "the Cimarron Kid" and joins up with the Dalton gang. Co-stars Beverly Tyler, James Best, Hugh O'Brian, Noah Beery, Jr., and Leif Erickson. 84 min. C/Rtg NR Duel At Silver Creek (1952)A murderous gang of claim-jumpers have marshal Lightning Tyron (Stephen McNally) in their pocket, thanks to their beautiful leader Opal (F