Komi Can't Communicate #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeVolume 14 of the slice-of-life manga series continues the story of Shoko Komi, a high school girl with a communication disorder, as she navigates friendships and everyday challenges. This installment features the school's cultural festival, where Komi and her classmates prepare for their class's café, offering moments of growth and heartwarming interactions.
In "Hard-Core," Tadano finds himself at the center of a quiet storm as Hitomi presses him on his feelings for Komi versus Rumiko, while Ayami and Kato gently probe Komi’s reactions to the growing friendship between Tadano and Rumiko. Meanwhile, Rumiko begins to confront her own unexpected emotions, setting off a wave of subtle tension and self-awareness. Written by Tomohito Oda and John Werry, with art and inks by Tomohito Oda and lettering by Eve Grandt, this heartfelt installment captures the delicate dance of high school feelings. The cover by Tomohito Oda perfectly frames the emotional weight of the moment.
In "Bus Trip," Jo finds herself facing a quiet but daunting challenge: riding the bus alone to visit her cousin at the family shrine. The thought of spending hours in close quarters with strangers—people she can’t talk to—brings her usual anxiety to the surface, making an ordinary journey feel like a personal trial.
In "Three Parties," tensions simmer as Hitomi presses Tadano on where his loyalty lies—between Komi and Rumiko—while Ayami and Kato gently probe Komi’s feelings about the growing friendship between Tadano and Rumiko. Meanwhile, Rumiko begins to confront her own unexpected feelings for Tadano, setting off a quiet but intense emotional ripple across the group.
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