Wayshak delivers some beautiful, strange and delightful imagery throughout the issue. Each page is filled with brilliantly off the wall visuals and perfectly captures the excitement and tone of the story. 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. f 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! If you enjoy this, you deny eating at McDonald's and reading the National Enquirer. Read Full Review

For all its lack of depth in the way of the main character, the ninth issue in the series actually has quite a sweeping feeling of adventure from the moon to the earth and all over time. Its pretty impressive stuff if you dont think about it too much. That being said, its not like theres a whole lot that could be pounded into Ernie that would make the series feel dynamic in any meaningful way. Ernies had his time to develop. With any luck, Remender and company will coax him into a more intriguing direction in future issues. Read Full Review

Whatever cleverness was to be found in the pages of The Scumbag early on have faded and all that's left is a stench that cannot be covered. Read Full Review