Brett Edmond Carlock reviewed Komi Can't Communicate, Vol. 1 by Tomohito Oda (Komi Can't Communicate, #01)
Tadano Barely Can Communicate
5 stars
Reading the manga is really interesting coming from the NetFlix show, which apparently is a quite faithful adaptation, even down to artstyle.
We get a few extra panels and some better clarity of dialogue and background bits and pieces of text that aren't all subtitled in the show, so I feel like I have a better look into the world and characters.
This volume ends with the infamous Saito game, a highpoint for how ridiculous trying to fit in can get.
Reading the manga is really interesting coming from the NetFlix show, which apparently is a quite faithful adaptation, even down to artstyle.
We get a few extra panels and some better clarity of dialogue and background bits and pieces of text that aren't all subtitled in the show, so I feel like I have a better look into the world and characters.
This volume ends with the infamous Saito game, a highpoint for how ridiculous trying to fit in can get.
