Komi Can't Communicate #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe 32nd volume of Tomohito Oda's beloved high school comedy series finds Komi and her friends navigating the final stretch of their second year. As cultural festival preparations and everyday school life continue, the focus shifts to the deepening bonds within the group and the quiet growth of Komi's communication skills. This installment collects chapters from the ongoing manga serialized in Weekly Shonen Sunday, maintaining the series' signature blend of gentle humor and heartwarming character moments.
In "The Confession of Love That One Time," Wakai’s quiet retreat into isolation takes a surprising turn when Manbagi takes matters into her own hands, pushing him to confront the feelings he’s been too afraid to voice. Written by Tomohito Oda and John Werry, with art, inks, and lettering by Oda, this heartfelt chapter captures the tender, awkward tension of unspoken emotions. The cover by Tomohito Oda perfectly frames the moment’s quiet intensity.
In "The Confession of Love That One Time," Wakai struggles to move past his fear of speaking to women, retreating once more into his quiet shell. Determined to help him face his feelings, Manbagi takes bold, heartfelt steps to guide Wakai toward reaffirming the confession he once made.
In "Yamai Has a Cold," Yamai seizes the chance to spend private time with Komi, feigning illness to invite her over—only for Komi’s well-meaning but socially awkward instincts to backfire when she shows up with a whole group of friends. The quiet tension of a fragile romance unfolds in the space between hope and misunderstanding, all in a single, heartfelt chapter.
In "I'm the Class Rep," Jo takes on the role of class representative, hoping it’ll help her connect with her peers—only to discover that the position comes with more duties than she ever expected. The story captures her earnest effort to step forward, balancing quiet determination with the growing weight of responsibility.
In "It's Emoyama, Part 2," Komi takes a bold, heartfelt step toward reconnecting with Emoyama, staging a dramatic moment beneath Emoyama’s bedroom window during a downpour—aided by Tadano and Osana. The quiet intensity of the scene captures the weight of unspoken feelings, all set against the hushed rhythm of rain and longing.
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↩ Reprints 古見さんは、コミュ症です。 [Komi-san wa Komyushou Desu.] #32 (2024)
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