“Going to the Chapel” is a lot of fun and doesn't hold anything back. It is a romantic comedy, but judging from the first issue, it's going to do very unexpected things. Much like how writer David Pepose's ongoing “Spencer & Locke” series turns the crime noir genre on its head, this series is bound to do the same for the romantic comedy genre. I can't wait to see what's in store for the future of the series. You should be excited about it as well. Read Full Review

Going to the Chapel #1 was such an entertaining comic. I got swept away in the nuanced emotive storytelling and found myself pleasantly and genuinely surprised by the plot twist at the end of the first issue. While the broad idea may seem like a tired trope, I can promise you that there is not another comic series in the current market quite lik this one. It'll appeal to a very wide range of audience with it's blended genres of action, adventure, crime and romance. Read Full Review

With the strength of Spencer and Locke being the comparison to Calvin and Hobbes, its exciting to see Pepose take on a more original idea and make it work. This first issue is chock full of characters, love interests and circumstances that elevate's emotions, be they doubt, confidence, certainty and love, perhaps not strictly in that order. As mentioned, the level of observations shown throughout this first issue are excellent and they do lead me to ask, what sort of weddings does David Pepose get invited too? Read Full Review

Going to the Chapel is sure to fill the heist drought in your life! Read Full Review

"Going to the Chapel" is a lot of fun and doesn't hold anything back. It is a romantic comedy, but judging from the first issue, it's going to do very unexpected things. Much like how writer David Pepose's ongoing "Spencer & Locke" series turns the crime noir genre on its head, this series is bound to do the same for the romantic comedy genre. I can't wait to see what's in store for the future of the series. You should be excited about it as well. Read Full Review

This debut issue is a great start to what will clearly be a great series, so make sure you pick up Going to the Chapel #1 from your local comic shop!Happy reading! Read Full Review

I had high expectations for this one and it exceeded them. An easy book to suggest and one you'll be glad you did/ Read Full Review

Going to the Chapel #1 is expected in stores on September 4, 2019. Read Full Review

GOING TO THE CHAPEL reads a lot like a Tarantino story, with its unique and eccentric characters and neo-western setting. Through all the crime and craziness, though, this is a comic with lots of heart. Read Full Review

Reinforced by a charming cast of characters, especially the 'Nam Vet Granny who is way more than the baddies bargained for, and notwithstanding the meta-homage filmic nods, Going to The Chapel has enough of its own brand of dark hijinks to make this story work. Read Full Review

Outside of the pacing issues I had while Jesse was on the page,Going to the Chapel #1 is a colorful and exciting take on the rom-com genre. This first issue is a great introduction to the series and characters, especially Emily. The series is a combination of Bonnie and Clyde and Runaway Bride.Considering everything else currently on comic shelves, this series is a new and refreshing romance series pumped with just enough action to keep it engaging for just about anyone. Overall, I look forward to the next issue. Any rom-com fans should absolutely pick up this bonkers series. Read Full Review

Overall, I actually did enjoy this book but I don't know if this is a series I'll be getting in full until issue 2 comes out and we see the fallout from that final page. Read Full Review

Is Going to the Chapel #1 worth taking a chance on? I would say, yes. It was entertaining for a start, the story is well put together, and it finds away to stand out from stories similar. The book only requires a little more reason to invest in these characters. After that? I couldn't find a reason not to add Going to the Chapel to your pull-list. Read Full Review

There's some adult language on display, so this isn't a book for kids - but if you're looking for something different from the usual tights-and-fights type stuff, hereyou go. Read Full Review

Pepose, Guidry, and Kramer all stepped up and delivered the first amazing pages of an awesome new story that I am betting will be entertaining until the end. From comedy, to drama, "Going to the Chapel" is bound to make you feel something, and I look forward to what else the title has in store for the bride, groom and Elvis'. Read Full Review

I'm so excited to read the next installment of this title, Read Full Review

I really enjoyed this as a first issue. I think theres lots of ways this could go, and they all look like theyd be a fun journey to be on. Go grab a copy off the shelf, and I think youll have a fun ride too. Read Full Review

The tension is oozing from the page even as you start trying to figure out the lines of attack. Go find you a copy and enjoy. Read Full Review

Got an advance issue from Pepose himself as my first User Review. Username's Fracadactyl of https://gutternaut.net

After all of the praise the guy gets for Spencer & Locke I wondered if he could deliver again. Gotta say he doesn't disappoint. Not sure if there are any parodies in this as there are in the other series but this one definitely helps set a tone that people can follow. I love all of the characters and how they put themselves on display. You feel nervous how Emily is because of how her family operates. I especially like her grandmother in that regard with her resourcefulness. The groom, Jesse seems like a very decent guy people can't help but love, especially if those plans for a chapel come full circle in later chapters. And then there's Tom, you never seem to know what he's thinking on a first impression and his actions really propel the story forward.

There's a sense of distinct humor in this series, the family ensemble, character interactions, the whole thing delivers.

If there's anything I don't like it's probably Emily's dad and his extravagance. And then there's one scene where Jesse's hair seems to blend into the background a bit. But those are mostly nitpicks

I think people will really like what this series has to offer. more