This comic is fascinating, with multiple stories woven through a nuclear wasteland. I congratulate the writers and artists on creating a dark and frightening world that can be explored from different perspectives.

This is a strong first issue and I look forward to more excellent writing and art that will continue to lead this series in a riveting direction.

I hope that the creators of Arcadia can weave all the interconnecting stories together into a cohesive saga. If they succeed this will be an absolutely captivating story.

The artwork is absolutely stunning and the story is action packed and moves the plot along nicely. Some of the panels seemed slightly misplaced making the otherwise fluid artwork seem slightly clunky in areas. It is a fun read and overall this comic sets itself up well for the next issue.

Beyond Belief can be enjoyed by everyone, but for those with an appreciation for old-time radio shows this comic will be even more enticing. The comic delivers witty banter, excellent dialogue, and fast paced sequences as the ghost hunting duo chase down their spectral prey.

- It is difficult to predict what the next issue will look as it will incorporate the talents of 3 different writers and artists. However, the bar has been set high with this issue and I'm excited to see what the next Legend of the Guard will bring to the Inn.

- I wouldn't recommend this story for everyone but it is definitely worth a look if you like a hyper violent story brought to gruesome life with excellent graphic art.

I found all of the stories added depth to the character of Greg Universe and his relationship with Steven. However, as it is based on a TV show I assume there must have been storyline restrictions. I'd love to see another one of these specials come out after we learn more about Greg on the show.

This comic was difficult to review. There wasn't anything I truly disliked about the issue, it was just slow and left me feeling like their could have been so much more.

The story is by no means bad but it isn't the stuff of legend either. It's a fast paced story that's sticks with the Red Sonja idea of kicking butt. It's one of those comics that's easy to read and then move on.