Great item. Fast delivery. Well packaged. Highly recommended 100% good Read more

Volume 28 of Komi Can't Communicate continues the story of Shoko Komi, a shy high school student who wants to make a total of 100 friends before she finishes school. In addition to some of the usual humorous situations from side characters, Tadano gets to know Komi's father better and Komi and Tadano get closer in their relationship. This particular volume contains chapters 364 to 376 of the story. As is expected of this series, the artwork all around is fairly good with the many expressive characters along with detailed background art. I found that the story of this volume was an improvement over the previous volume with less pointless filler material. Instead, we get a little more focus on the main story and that of Komi's schoolmates. The humor used in this volume was entertaining while also continuing the slow progress of Komi and Tadano's relationship. Overall, if you have enjoyed this series so far, this is another enjoyable installment. Read more

Any fan of this series knows that it does not disappoint, and this book was no exception. Highly recommend this series for anybody new to it or manga in general. However, if you are new, start at book one. For those of you who are not new, the book is an identical size to the standard paperback with good quality cover. On par with the rest of the books. Read more

Still my daughters favourite read. Read more

Book arrived full of scratches on the back side. And this most have happened before it was boxed and shipped. Does Amazon not have a quality control?? In other news, the manga's story is great Read more

Been reading the manga since atleast,volume 3 Had some REALLY good parts,some parts I legit won't read again Characters that are better in every way to the main couple* Narsue and Ase* But,now that Komi is finally in a relationship,she wants more..Hugs,hand holding and kissing..Its so much better now that she is thirsty for Tadano But over all,this manga NEEDS to end,its been dragged on for far too long Read more