I found this to be the best issue of the series so far but you need to have read all the previous issues to understand what the hell is going on. A series which has got crazier with every issue has taken things to a whole new level and is working on every front. Ernie is a disgusting character with unimaginable yet undeserved power and often makes a bad situation worse but man does it make great reading. Read Full Review

Mobili delivers some awesome visuals throughout this issue. The characters look great. The action is thrilling and the art perfectly captures the tone of the story. Read Full Review

Theres a stark contrast between the two different cults that Ernies run into. The gradual expansion of Ernies character development almost seems to be heading in the direction of greater structure. Ernie would hate that. Ernies wants nothing more than to be the master of his own destiny. Hes not doing a terribly good job of it, but the seventh issue of his series shows him with a satisfying sense of control. Clearly, the creative team has plans for him. 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! A Ernie Ray says " You people don't know how to party. You hate me because I do!" If you want to catch up, be on the lookout for the trade paperback Cocaine Finger. That tells you all you need to know right there! Read Full Review

The Scumbag was substantially more enjoyable when it embraced being the dumb comic book on the shelves. Read Full Review