Eric Powell delivers some fantastic art in this issue. There are great visuals throughout and Powell seems to be having fun with both the subject matter and the characters. Read Full Review

It's all so pleasantly immersive that it manages to make the journey from one cover to the other without a single violent action scene...and thanks to Powell...the issue is more than appealing enough without a single action sequence. The added political and philosophical depth of the fourth issue of the series feels a little bit forced. Still, thanks to some sharp characterization on Remender and Powell's part, the issue is completely entertaining.  Read Full Review

Scumbag is a graphic series which takes the most useless person you can think of and throws them into ridiculous situations. The result being hilarious antics, crude humour and plenty of nudity on top of a story with real emotions about life, love and friendship. Read Full Review

Much like we saw just the issue prior, Rick Remender is certainly not afraid to inject political motivations. Read Full Review

If you are into something really really different and you like uncomfortable clashes, this is your book. You'll laugh and wince and roll your eyes. Get in on the ground floor of Scumbag! Read Full Review